Rulemaking in a sentence

How ought section 1201 be revised to reflect the stakeholder desire for a less burdensome triennial rulemaking process and consumer interests, and what other means should be adopted to make the rulemaking process more efficient?

And the White House has upcoming rulemaking regarding cybersecurity standards for hospitals.

Coinbase plans to challenge SEC’s denial of new crypto rulemaking in courttheblock.

Following the Supreme Court’s decision on the original student debt relief plan, Biden announced an alternative approach through negotiated rulemaking under the Higher Education Act.

In March 2022, the SEC began the rulemaking process to develop Climate Related Disclosure Standards for publicly traded companies.

The agency filed the final rulemaking package with OAL on Feb. 14, initiating a 30-business day review period.

The argument was that the risk model assumptions about safe doses to the public were “an Arbitrary and Capricious standard as applied to rulemaking” and thus challengeable in US law.

The educational, athletic, and professional gains of women and girls over the course of five decades are in the crosshairs as the federal Department of Education’s rulemaking process seeks to make the very changes that Lagoa decried.

The federal rulemaking process involves issuing a proposed rule.

The letter also highlights a perceived oversight in the rulemaking process, suggesting that the Department of Energy might not have adequately considered the impact on small entities.

The proposed rulemaking would help protect subsistence uses in the NPR-A, responding to Alaska Native communities who have relied on the land, water, and wildlife to support their way of life for thousands of years.

The rulemaking petition argues that the need for full flood information has increased as repeat flood events have increased.

The state’s Real Estate Commission last week voted unanimously to accept a petition from the Natural Resources Defense Council and other advocacy groups, and to move ahead with a rulemaking process.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its final rulemaking for the renewable fuel volumes for 2023-2025 under the Renewable Fuel Standard Program in late June.

And outside of minimum wages, most rules passed by the council would head to the state’s labor agencies, which could still revise them through the regular rulemaking process before making them law.

And these rules were they considered major in terms of federal rulemaking requirements.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos proceeded much more honestly during the first Trump administration, replacing Obama’s short-cut guidance with the formal federal rulemaking process, replete with public comment periods and avenues for legal challenge.

In some ways, it seems like a call to action for various agencies to do rulemaking.

It provided a more expansive definition of what qualifies as a deregulatory action, including the elimination of any rulemaking, guidance documents and proposed Obama rules that were withdrawn by the Trump administration before being finalized.

None of these policies can be repealed unilaterally on Day 1 by Trump because they either involve legislation passed by Congress or agency rulemaking that would be subject to litigation if Trump tried to revoke them.