§ 11510 Regulation Review And Approval

This rule says the commissioner can write regulations, but the director has to check them to make sure they are reasonable, approve them, and then they start working 30 days later unless they are emergency rules.

Key Takeaways

•The director must review and approve the commissioner's regulations.
•Approved regulations are filed with the director.
•They become active 30 days after approval, unless marked as emergency.

Example

A commissioner creates a new safety rule for workers at a factory.

The director looks at the rule to see if it makes sense. If the director says yes, the rule is filed and will start being used after 30 days, unless the director says it's an emergency, in which case it starts right away.

The regulations of the commissioner are subject to review and approval by the director as to reasonableness, and if approved they shall be filed with the director. The regulations shall become effective 30 days after they are approved by the director unless they are designated as emergency regulations. (Enacted by Stats. 1967, Ch. 15.)

Key Takeaways

•The director must review and approve the commissioner's regulations.
•Approved regulations are filed with the director.
•They become active 30 days after approval, unless marked as emergency.

Example

A commissioner creates a new safety rule for workers at a factory.

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