Texas HB3836 requires state agencies to submit emergency rules for approval by the governor or relevant elected state officers within 10 days of.

Texas HB3836 amends the Government Code to mandate that certain emergency rules proposed by state agencies in the executive branch must be submitted for approval by the governor or an elected state officer within 10 days of adoption. If the governor or the relevant elected state officer does not approve the rule, the agency cannot renew the emergency rule and must not adopt a substantially similar rule. The changes apply to rules proposed after the effective date of the Act, which is September 1, 2025.

Texas HB3836 requires state agencies to submit emergency rules for approval by the governor or relevant elected state officers within 10 days of.

Texas HB3836 amends the Government Code to mandate that certain emergency rules proposed by state agencies in the executive branch must be submitted for approval by the governor or an elected state officer within 10 days of adoption. If the governor or the relevant elected state officer does not approve the rule, the agency cannot renew the emergency rule and must not adopt a substantially similar rule. The changes apply to rules proposed after the effective date of the Act, which is September 1, 2025.