Rule Making, the California Way

By: Cal-OSHA Reporter - The leading occupational safety and health publication in California.

SACRAMENTO -- Politicians looking to score points with voters like to claim that California is "over-regulated." Whether that's true or not, the state's rule-making process is designed to give the regulated public ample opportunity to comment on proposed actions by state agencies. And the rules themselves must pass a six-part test administered by the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) once they are approved by their agencies. Michae

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