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Administrative Rulemaking Refinements - Study N-307
The Law Revision Commission previously recommended a number of improvements
to the law governing rulemaking by state administrative agencies. The Commission's main
recommendation on administrative rulemaking was implemented in 2000 Cal. Stat. ch. 1060.
In 2001, the Commission recommended cleanup legislation to address a few
technical problems that arose in enacting its main recommendation. That recommendation was also
enacted. See Study N-306.
In this study of Administrative Rulemaking Refinements, the Commission
recommended a few additional improvements to the administrative rulemaking procedure that were
considered too substantive for inclusion in cleanup legislation. The recommendation was enacted
by the Legislature. See below.
Related Material
Legislation
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2002: Assembly Bill 1857 (Wayne) -- Bill information at Legislative Counsel's website
Enacted. 2002 Cal. Stat. ch. 389
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Final Recommendation
- Recommendation -- Administrative Rulemaking Refinements (2/11/2002)
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Tentative Recommendations and Other Requests for Comment
- Tentative Rec. -- Administrative Rulemaking Refinements (November 2001)
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Staff Memoranda
- Memo 2002-4, Supp. 2 -- Administrative Rulemaking: Deferred Issues (Further Comments) (2/4/2002)
- Memo 2002-4, Supp. 1 -- Administrative Rulemaking: Deferred Issues (Further Comments) (1/28/2002)
- Memo 2002-4 -- Administrative Rulemaking: Deferred Issues (Comments on Tentative Recommendation) (1/10/2002)
- Memo 2001-95, Supp. 1 -- Administrative Rulemaking: Deferred Issues (11/9/2001)
- Memo 2001-95 -- Administrative Rulemaking: Deferred Issues (10/31/2001)