West Virginia HB4275 authorizes the Attorney General to create rules for third-party dispute mechanisms.
West Virginia HB4275 amends the Code of West Virginia to authorize the Attorney General to establish rules for third-party dispute mechanisms. This includes setting qualifications for these mechanisms. The bill also includes a sunset provision, making the rule expire on August 1, 2036. This legislative action aims to ensure the Attorney General has the authority to regulate and oversee third-party dispute mechanisms effectively.
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