§29A-3B-2. Rules to Be Promulgated in Accordance With This Article
In addition to other rule-making requirements imposed by law and except to the extent specifically exempted by the provisions of this chapter or other applicable law, every rule and regulation (including any amendment of or rule to repeal any other rule) shall be promulgated by the board in accordance with this article and shall be […]
§29A-3B-3. Rules of Procedure Required
In addition to other rule-making requirements imposed by law: (a) The board shall adopt procedural rules governing the formal and informal procedures prescribed or authorized by this chapter. Procedural rules shall include rules of practice before the board, together with forms and instructions. (b) To assist interested persons dealing with it, the board shall, so […]
§29A-3B-4. Filing of Proposed Rules
(a) When the board proposes a procedural, interpretive or legislative rule, the agency shall file in the state register a notice of its action, including the text of the rule as proposed. (b) All proposed rules filed under subsection (a) of this section shall have a fiscal note attached itemizing the cost of implementing the […]
§29A-3B-5. Notice of Proposed Rule Making
When the board proposes to promulgate a rule other than an emergency rule, it shall file in the state register a notice of its action, including a text of the rule proposed, a fiscal note as defined in subsection (b) of section four, and any request for the submission of evidence to be presented on […]
§29A-3A-16a. Disapproval of Emergency Rules by the Secretary of State; Judicial Review
(a) Upon the filing of an emergency rule by the board, under the provisions of section sixteen of this article, the Secretary of State shall review such rule and, within forty-two days of such filing, shall issue a decision as to whether or not such emergency rule should be disapproved. (b) The Secretary of State […]
§29A-3A-17. Legislative Review of Procedural Rules, Interpretive Rules and Existing Legislative Rules
The Legislative Oversight commission on education accountability may review any procedural rules, interpretive rules or existing legislative rules and may make recommendations concerning such rules to the Legislature, or to the board, or to both the Legislature and the board.
§29A-3A-18. Prior Rules
Any rule lawfully promulgated prior to the effective date of this chapter shall remain in full force and effect until: (1) Such rule is expressly made ineffective by the provisions of this chapter; or
§29A-3A-19. Severability of Legislative Rules
Unless there is a provision in a legislative rule specifying that the provisions thereof shall not be severable, the provisions of every legislative rule, whether enacted before or subsequent to the effective date of this section, shall be severable so that if any provision of any rule section or amendment thereto is held to be […]
§29A-3A-20. Sunset Provision in Rules
(a) Any new legislative rule promulgated pursuant to this article after April 1, 2016, shall include a sunset provision terminating the rule after five years: Provided, That the rule may be renewed for additional terms of five years or less by the Legislature pursuant to the rule-making procedures and authority in this article: Provided, however, […]
§29A-3A-12. Submission of Legislative Rules to the Legislative Oversight Commission on Education Accountability
(a) When the board finally approves a proposed legislative rule for submission to the Legislature, pursuant to the provisions of section ten of this article, the board shall submit to the Legislative Oversight commission on education accountability at its offices or at a regular meeting of such commission fifteen copies of the following: (1) The […]