Pennsylvania SB333 amends the Regulatory Review Act to revise procedures for reviewing and promulgating regulations, especially those deemed.
Pennsylvania SB333 amends the Regulatory Review Act to modify the procedures for reviewing and promulgating regulations, with a focus on economically significant regulations. The bill mandates that agencies submit proposed regulations to the Independent Regulatory Review Commission and legislative committees for review. For economically significant regulations, the General Assembly must adopt a concurrent resolution within a specified timeframe for the regulation to be promulgated. If the General Assembly does not act, the regulation is deemed not approved.
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