AN ACT REQUIRING THE REPEAL OF AGENCY REGULATIONS WHEN PROPOSING TO ADD NEW REGULATORY PROVISIONS.
HB 6025 requires Connecticut state agencies to repeal two existing regulations whenever they propose adding a new regulatory provision. This bill directly affects all state agencies that create or update regulations, such as environmental, health, or business oversight departments. The key mechanism mandates that for every new rule added, two current rules must be removed to simplify the overall regulatory framework. The stated purpose is to prevent regulatory accumulation and streamline agency rules, without specifying which agencies or industries would be impacted.
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Introduced Jan 22, 2025
Last action Jan 22, 2025
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