Minnesota SF1438 mandates cost-benefit analyses for proposed administrative rules, prohibits certain rule adoptions, and requires legislative.
Minnesota SF1438 amends state statutes to require agencies to conduct cost-benefit analyses for proposed rules, ensuring benefits exceed costs. It prohibits adopting rules that are overly prescriptive, inflexible, or exceed statutory authority. The bill mandates agencies to notify the legislature upon adopting exempt rules. It also requires agencies to publish notices of proposed rules in the State Register and notify relevant legislative committees. The bill emphasizes transparency and public participation in the rulemaking process.
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