Joint Sunset Review Committee.
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Fiscal committee
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Business, Professions and Economic Development
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
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Overview
This bill updates the Joint Sunset Review Committee’s responsibilities by requiring eligible agencies scheduled for repeal to submit a comprehensive report by December 1, 2026, detailing their mission, regulatory actions, efficiency, and enforcement activities. The committee must then analyze these reports to determine if the agency is still necessary and cost-effective, publishing a report with recommendations regarding its future, including potential consolidation or modification. The bill also amends existing findings regarding administrative regulations.
Key provisions
- Requires eligible agencies scheduled for repeal to submit a comprehensive report by December 1, 2026.
- Mandates the Joint Sunset Review Committee to conduct a comprehensive analysis of eligible agencies.
- Requires the committee to publish a report with recommendations on the agency’s future (continued, modified, or consolidated).
- Defines ‘eligible agency’ and ‘public need’ for the purpose of the review.
- Specifies that ‘regulatory action’ must result in costs exceeding $300 per individual or $8,000 per business.
- Amends existing findings regarding administrative regulations, highlighting complexity and lack of clarity.
- Requires the committee to hold public hearings every five years.
- Requires the committee to evaluate whether agencies have demonstrated a public need for their continued existence.
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