Minnesota HF3113 amends the Administrative Procedure Act to emphasize statutory authorization for rules, rescind the governor's authority to.
Minnesota HF3113 amends the Administrative Procedure Act by emphasizing the need for statutory authorization for rules, removing the governor's authority to authorize rules in emergencies, and preventing courts from deferring to agency interpretations of rules. The bill mandates that agencies adopt, amend, suspend, or repeal rules only pursuant to statutory authority and in compliance with their duties and obligations. It also requires agencies to maintain a public rulemaking docket, detailing the subject matter and status of each pending rulemaking proceeding.
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