State Air Resources Board: regulations: supplemental impact analysis.
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Fiscal committee
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No
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Environmental Quality
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill requires the State Air Resources Board (CARB) to conduct a supplemental regulatory impact analysis when a proposed regulation is significantly changed after the initial analysis is released but before it’s adopted. This supplemental analysis must update the consumer cost analysis to reflect any amendments made during the rulemaking process and be made available for public review. The bill aims to ensure greater transparency and accountability regarding the potential economic impacts of CARB regulations.
Key provisions
- CARB must prepare and publish a supplemental regulatory impact analysis for materially changed regulations.
- The supplemental analysis must update the consumer cost analysis.
- The supplemental analysis must be made available for public review.
- This requirement applies to regulations changed after the initial standardized analysis is released.
- The bill amends existing requirements for economic impact assessments.
- The bill clarifies the process for agencies submitting analyses to the Department of Finance.
- It reinforces the role of regulatory impact analyses in informing policy decisions.
- It emphasizes that analyses should focus on economic consequences, not reassess statutory policy.
Who is affected
- State Air Resources Board
- Businesses in California
- Consumers in California
- The Department of Finance
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