Promulgate. , with respect to a Rule, means the process of writing a new Rule, or amending or repealing an existing Rule.
Promulgate with respect to a rule, means the process of writing a new rule, or
Promulgate means that an administrative body has approved an administrative regulation for filing with the Commission in accordance with the provisions of KRS Chapter 13A;
Examples of Promulgate in a sentence
Promulgate a rule specifying types of solid waste that need not be disposed of at a licensed solid waste disposal facility.
The Notice of Intent to Promulgate Rules - Negotiated Rulemaking was published in the December 2, 2015 Idaho Administrative Bulletin under Docket No. 07-0800-1501, Vol.
The commission shall:(17) Promulgate rules to administer this chapter.
Promulgate fishing rules for certain ponds, rivers, and streams adjacent to or within Indian Territory.
Promulgate rules that establish procedures to provide the department of administration with any information concerning the collection of payment ordered under s.
More Definitions of Promulgate
Promulgate means to proclaim officially in the Register and thereby render effective a new rule, amendment, or repeal that was duly adopted by an agency and filed with the Office of Administrative Law.
Promulgate means and includes authority to adopt, and from time to time amend, repeal, modify, publish, and put into effect.
Promulgate means signature by the Administrator on a final rule.
Promulgate means to broadcast or disseminate or publicize the rules and regulations of the Code.
Promulgate means to lawfully develop and adopt an administrative rule, local ordinance, code or regulation authorized by law.
Promulgate means to declare.
Promulgate means to put a law or regulation into effect by formal public announcement and publication.