Requires agencies to publish permanent rules and related documents on a state website.
This bill mandates that agencies publishing permanent rules must also publish associated documents on a designated state website. These documents include code counsel's advisement, public hearing minutes, financial resource information, and the corrected rule copy. The rule and a certificate must be filed with the secretary of state and published on the website. This ensures transparency and public access to the rulemaking process.
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