Delaware law requires agencies to share information with the Registrar on request and provides for public notices of proposed rules and ways to comment.
The Division publishes a public register of proposed agency rules, with summaries, ways to comment, and information on where to read or copy them.
The Registrar publishes qualifying regulations received by the 15th of the month before publication.
When asked, each agency gives the Registrar information about its organization, contact person, current regulations, and rulemaking process.
The Division publishes a public Register of Regulations. The register covers proposed regulations from agencies, including proposals to adopt, amend, or repeal a regulation. The register gives notice of proposed regulations to be adopted, amended, or repealed. It includes the proposal or a summary, information about the proceedings and agency authority, ways to comment, where to inspect or copy the proposal, and any copy fee or other requirements.
The Registrar publishes regulations received by the 15th of the month before publication. This applies to regulations received by the Registrar and meeting the stated requirements. The register includes regulations that comply with Chapters 101 and 104 of Title 29 and rules the Registrar adopts under this section. This publication requirement takes effect July 1, 2027.
Each agency provides specified information to the Registrar on request. The duty applies to each agency when the Registrar requests the information. The information includes the agency's organization and operating methods, a knowledgeable contact, current regulations, and a brief statement about each practice rule and the process for adopting regulations. The agency provides this information on the Registrar's request.
No hearings or votes scheduled.