Rhode Island § 42-35-2.11 § 42-35-2.11. Direct final rule.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 42-35-2.11 — § 42-35-2.11. Direct final rule.

Rhode Island § 42-35-2.11

Title 42State Affairs and Government

Ch. 42-35Administrative Procedures

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-35-2.11 (2026).

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§ 42-35-2.11. Direct final rule.
If an agency proposes to promulgate a rule that is expected to be noncontroversial,
            it may use direct final rulemaking authorized by this section and must comply with
            §§ 42-35-2.6 and 42-35-2.7. The proposed rule must be published in the state register and on the agency's website
            with a statement by the agency that it does not expect the proposed rule to be controversial
            and that the proposed rule takes effect thirty (30) days after publication if no objection
            is received. If no objection is received, the rule becomes final. If an objection
            to the rule is received from any person not later than thirty (30) days after

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§ 42-35-2.11. Direct final rule.

If an agency proposes to promulgate a rule that is expected to be noncontroversial, it may use direct final rulemaking authorized by this section and must comply with §§ 42-35-2.6 and 42-35-2.7. The proposed rule must be published in the state register and on the agency's website with a statement by the agency that it does not expect the proposed rule to be controversial and that the proposed rule takes effect thirty (30) days after publication if no objection is received. If no objection is received, the rule becomes final. If an objection to the rule is received from any person not later than thirty (30) days after publication of the notice of the proposed rule, the proposed rule does not become final. The agency shall publish on its agency website and file notice of the objection with the secretary of state for publication in the state register and may proceed with rulemaking.