Iowa Admin. Code r. 761-10.3 - Petitions for rule making
(1) The
department shall accept and consider, from any person or agency, petitions for
rule making when submitted to the department's rules administrator by mail or
email and prepared in conformance with the following:
a. Format:
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(In separate numbered paragraphs, the petition shall include the following.)
1. The petitioner's
name, address and telephone number.
2. The nature of the petitioner's interest in
the matter.
3. The text or the
essential terms and conditions of a proposed new rule, or the rule number and
text of a rule proposed for amendment or a repeal. In addition, proposed
amendments shall be illustrated to portray the changes in wording requested:
Deletions are to be indicated by strike-throughs, and additions by
underscoring.
4. The reasons for
seeking the requested action, including any facts, views, data or arguments
relevant to the request. Copies of statutes, rules or other supporting
documents referenced in the petition shall be submitted as appendices to the
petition or made available to the department upon request.
*5. If desired, a request to meet informally
with the department to discuss the petition.
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(Signature of petitioner)
b. A petition for amendment or repeal of a
rule shall pertain to a rule currently in effect at the time the petition is
received by the department.
c.
Petitions should be typewritten, although petitions legibly hand-printed in ink
shall be accepted.
(2)
The date of receipt of a petition is the day it reaches the department's rules
administrator. The administrator shall promptly notify the petitioner of the
date of receipt and the assigned docket number.
(3) If requested in the petition, the
department shall schedule an informal meeting with the petitioner to discuss
the petition.
(4) The department
shall notify the petitioner of the director's or commission's determination to
grant or deny the petition. If the petition is denied, the notification shall
include the reasons for denial.
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