The Rulemaking Process Sample Clauses

The Rulemaking Process. 1. Generally, the rulemaking process consists of development of a rulemaking plan followed by issuance of a proposed rule for public comment, and following the public comment period, issuance of a final rule. In certain situations, NRC may issue what is referred to as a “direct final rule.” A description of those situations, including the procedures for issuing a direct final rule, is contained in Part 9 of the “NRC Regulations Handbook,” NUREG-BR/0053. Specific steps for preparing a proposed rule package, a final rule package, and a direct final rule package are described in FSME Policy and Procedures 6-10, Appendices B, C, and D, respectively.
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