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Florida Administrative WeeklyVolume 28, Number 42, October 18, 2002Section I Notices of Development of Proposed Rules and Negotiated Rulemaking DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE RULE TITLE: RULE NO.: Confidentiality

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1. Review the negotiated rulemaking committee's charter and objectives.
2. Gather relevant data and background information pertaining to the rule.
3. Identify and invite stakeholders and representatives who will participate in the negotiations.
4. Organize initial meetings to discuss interests, concerns, and positions of all parties.
5. Draft the proposed rule based on discussions and consensus from participants.
6. Facilitate additional meetings to refine the proposal and address any unresolved issues.
7. Prepare a final draft of the negotiated rule for review and approval.
8. Submit the finalized rule to the appropriate regulatory body for enactment.

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1. Federal agencies seeking input from diverse stakeholders for regulatory changes.
2. Organizations affected by regulations that wish to have a voice in the rulemaking process.
3. Interest groups advocating for specific amendments to ensure stakeholder concerns are addressed.
4. State and local governments aiming to align their regulations with federal policies through collaborative rulemaking.

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Agencies must report information including a description of the proposed rule, affected parties, the negotiated rulemaking committee's membership, and the schedule for the negotiation.