020-3 Wyo. Code R. §§ 3-3 - Petition for Rulemaking
Any interested person may petition the Council or the Department requesting the promulgation, amendment, or repeal of any rule. The Director shall be copied on any petition directed to the Council and the Chair of the Council shall be copied on any petition directed to the Department.
(a) Each petition shall
identify the rule or rules to be promulgated, amended, or repealed and shall
provide support for the proposed rulemaking in the form of argument, data,
legal citation, or other justification, as appropriate.
(b) For any petition that is directed to the
Council, the Council shall, as soon as practicable, either deny or redirect the
petition to the Director.
(i) The Council may
hold a hearing to request additional information from the petitioner or members
of the public before acting on a petition.
(ii) If the Council denies the petition, the
Council shall notify the petitioner in writing, setting forth the reasons for
denial. The Council shall provide a copy of the denial to the
Director.
(iii) If the Council
redirects the petition to the Director, the Council shall provide a copy of
that determination to the petitioner.
(c) Upon receiving a petition from a member
of the public or one that is redirected by the Council, the Director shall, as
soon as practicable, either deny the petition in writing or begin preliminary
rulemaking.
(i) The Director may request
additional information from the petitioner before acting on the petition and
may seek additional input from members of the public through public meetings,
hearings, or other outreach.
(ii)
If the Director denies the petition, the Director shall notify the petitioner
in writing, setting forth the reasons for the denial.
(iii) If the Director begins preliminary
rulemaking in response to a petition, the Director shall notify the petitioner
in writing of that determination.
(iv) If the Director begins preliminary
rulemaking in response to a petition and subsequently decides not to initiate
rulemaking, the Director shall notify the petitioner in writing of that
decision, setting forth the reasons for doing so. The decision not to initiate
rulemaking is a denial of the rulemaking petition.
(v) The Director shall provide the Council
with a copy of all notices required by this subsection.
(d) A written denial of any rulemaking
petition is final agency action and is not subject to judicial
review.
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