37 Tex. Admin. Code § 211.11 - Contemplated Rule Making
(a) Concerning
contemplated rule making, the commission may:
(1) use informal conferences and
consultations to obtain the advice of interested persons; and/or
(2) appoint any advisory committee of
experts, interested persons or the public.
(b) An interested person may petition the
commission to request the adoption of a rule. The petition shall comply with
the requirements of the Administrative Procedures Act, Texas Government Code
Annotated, Chapter 2001. The petition shall be submitted in writing, and
contain a reasoned justification for the rule being adopted, the text of the
rule, a concise statement of the statutory or other provisions under which the
rule is being adopted and how these provisions authorize or require the adopted
rule. The executive director shall, within 60 days of submission, either place
the petition on the agenda for the next regular meeting or deny the petition in
writing. A denial will be reported at the next meeting. The commission staff or
its attorney may modify the language or format of the petition before it is
submitted as a adopted rule.
(c)
The effective date of this section is March 1, 2001.
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