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How to fill out notice of proposed rulemaking:

1. Begin by carefully reviewing the notice of proposed rulemaking document and understanding its purpose. Familiarize yourself with the specific regulations or rules being proposed and the reason behind them.
2. Fill out the header section of the notice, which typically includes the name of the agency proposing the rule, the title or subject of the rulemaking, and the docket number assigned to the notice.
3. Provide a clear and concise summary of the proposed rulemaking. This summary should briefly describe the objective of the rule, its potential impact, and any key provisions or changes it introduces. Use plain language to ensure that the summary is understandable to a wide range of readers.
4. Include a detailed statement of basis and purpose. This section should explain the rationale behind the proposed rule, including any statutory authority or legal basis supporting it. Provide a thorough analysis of the problem the rule aims to address, any relevant data or studies, and the benefits or adverse consequences expected from implementing the rule.
5. Outline the proposed regulatory text. Specify the specific language or provisions being proposed for addition, amendment, or removal in the existing regulations. Use clear and unambiguous language, and ensure that the proposed regulatory text aligns with the objectives stated earlier in the notice.
6. Include a section for alternatives considered. Describe any alternative approaches to achieving the objectives of the proposed rule that were considered but ultimately not selected. Explain the reasons behind their exclusion and provide a reasonable justification for why the proposed approach is preferred.
7. Provide a section for opportunity for public comment. In this section, specify how interested parties can submit their comments on the proposed rulemaking. Include the address or online portal where comments should be submitted, any specific guidelines for formatting or content, and the deadline for submission.
8. Finally, include any additional information, such as contact details for further inquiries or background documents that support the proposed rulemaking, in an appendix if necessary.

Who needs notice of proposed rulemaking?

1. Government agencies: Notice of proposed rulemaking is primarily required from federal or state agencies that wish to introduce new regulations or modify existing ones. It allows them to inform the public and seek their input before finalizing the rule.
2. Stakeholders or interested parties: Notice of proposed rulemaking is crucial for individuals, businesses, organizations, or any affected parties who want to stay informed about upcoming regulatory changes. It provides them an opportunity to review and understand the proposed rule and submit comments or feedback that may influence the final outcome.
3. Legal professionals: Attorneys, legal advisors, and law firms often need notice of proposed rulemaking to keep their clients updated on potential regulatory changes that might affect their interests or obligations. They can provide guidance on interpreting the proposed rule and its implications.

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What is notice of proposed rulemaking?

Notice of proposed rulemaking is a public notice issued by a government agency or regulatory body to announce a proposed rule or regulation change.

Who is required to file notice of proposed rulemaking?

Government agencies or regulatory bodies are required to file notice of proposed rulemaking for any proposed rule or regulation change.

How to fill out notice of proposed rulemaking?

Notice of proposed rulemaking is typically filled out by providing information about the proposed rule change, rationale for the change, and accepting public comments.

What is the purpose of notice of proposed rulemaking?

The purpose of notice of proposed rulemaking is to inform the public about any proposed rule or regulation changes and to allow for public input and comments before the rule is finalized.

What information must be reported on notice of proposed rulemaking?

Information such as the proposed rule change, reasons for the change, how the public can provide comments, and any potential impacts of the rule change.

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