Missouri SB1030 prohibits state agencies from enforcing federal regulations without General Assembly approval.
Missouri SB1030 mandates that no state department or agency can enforce any federal regulation within the state unless the General Assembly approves the enforcement. The bill establishes a permanent joint committee of the General Assembly, known as the "Committee on Administrative Rules," to review federal rules and regulations. This committee can hold hearings and refer reviewed rules and regulations to the General Assembly for approval. The General Assembly must review all referred rules and regulations and decide whether to approve or disapprove their continued enforcement.
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