HB 4275
Relating to authorizing the Attorney General to promulgate a legislative rule relating to the establishment and qualification of third-party dispute mechanisms.
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Bill overview
This bill authorizes the West Virginia Attorney General to create a rule outlining the standards for establishing and qualifying third-party dispute mechanisms. Specifically, it updates an existing rule (142 CSR 03) to include a sunset provision, meaning the rule will expire on August 1, 2036. This regulation aims to standardize processes related to these dispute resolution methods. The bill modifies existing authority to allow for this rule promulgation.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Attorney General to create a legislative rule.
- The rule will address the establishment and qualification of third-party dispute mechanisms.
- Includes a sunset provision, expiring on August 1, 2036.
- Modifies existing authority under §64-9-1 of the Code of West Virginia.
Who is affected
- Businesses
- Consumers
- Third-party dispute mechanism providers
- The Attorney General’s office
Notable changes
- Establishes a sunset date for the rule, requiring periodic review and potential reauthorization.
- Updates an existing legislative rule (142 CSR 03) regarding dispute mechanisms.
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Primary sponsor
D. Smith
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