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NOTICE OF PROPOSED REMAKING WORKSHEET For internal agency use only. Not a valid filing form. Agency and Division Name Administrative Rules Chapter Number.

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How to fill out notice of proposed rulemaking:

1. Begin by carefully reviewing the instructions provided in the notice of proposed rulemaking. These instructions will guide you on the specific information and format required for filling out the notice.
2. Provide the necessary identification information at the top of the notice, such as your name, contact information, and any other relevant identification details.
3. Clearly state the proposed rule at the beginning of the notice. This should include a concise and descriptive title for the rule.
4. Present a summary of the purpose and objective of the proposed rule, providing a brief explanation of why it is necessary or beneficial.
5. In a separate section, outline the specific provisions of the proposed rule. This should include the precise language of the proposed rule, accompanied by any relevant definitions, requirements, or obligations.
6. Include a section for the public to provide comments on the proposed rule. This can be a valuable opportunity for stakeholders and interested parties to voice their opinions or concerns. Clearly specify the deadline for submitting comments and provide instructions on how to do so.
7. Add any necessary appendices, attachments, or supporting documents that further explain or justify the proposed rule. These should be referenced in the main body of the notice for easy navigation.
8. Carefully review the completed notice for accuracy, ensuring that all required information has been provided and that the document is clear and coherent.
9. Sign and date the notice, certifying its accuracy and completeness.

Who needs notice of proposed rulemaking?

1. Government agencies that wish to propose new rules or regulations to be implemented.
2. Members of the public who would be affected by the proposed rule or who have a vested interest in the topic.
3. Organizations, associations, and other entities that play a role in the sector or industry related to the proposed rule.
4. Legal professionals and advocacy groups involved in monitoring and influencing the regulatory environment.

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