If adopted, the proposal would limit rules that hurt state funds and require agencies to describe a proposed rule's fiscal impact in a public notice.
Agencies could not adopt rules that hurt state funds or revenue without an earlier legislative appropriation for that purpose. The rule's impact could not exceed that amount.
Agencies proposing rules would include an analysis of the rule's effect on state funds and revenue in their public notices. The notice would also cite the legal authority for the rule, including any earlier legislative appropriation.
An agency could not adopt a rule that causes a negative impact on state funds or revenue without a prior legislative appropriation for that purpose. This applies to impacts on the general fund, other state funds, or state revenue. The rule's negative impact could not be greater than the amount lawmakers had appropriated for that purpose.
An agency proposing a rule would include a fiscal analysis in its public notice. The notice is for a proposed agency rule and would describe its impact on the general fund, other state funds, and state revenue. The notice would cite the specific legal authority for the rule, including a prior legislative appropriation. The notice would be published no later than 30 days before a public rule hearing.
No hearings or votes scheduled.