§ 311.5. Subsequent review of disapproved regulation.
(a) The Commission may have until its next scheduled meeting which occurs no less than 15 days from receipt of the report to approve or disapprove the report. The Commission will calculate its review period as beginning the day after receipt of the report.
(b) If the Commission does not disapprove the report, the Commission is deemed to have approved the report.
(c) Upon receipt of the Commission’s order approving or disapproving the report, or at the expiration of the Commission’s review period if the Commission does not act on the report or deliver its order within the time prescribed by section 7(c.1) of the act (71 P.S. § 745.7(c.1)), the committees will have 14 days to review the report in accordance with section 7(d) of the act.
(d) If, by the expiration of the 14-day period, neither committee reports a concurrent resolution, the committees will be deemed to have approved the report.
(e) If the committees and the Commission approve or are deemed to have approved the report, the agency may proceed with promulgation of the revised final regulation.
(f) If a concurrent resolution is reported, the bar on the promulgation of the final regulation shall continue until the review provided under section 7(d) of the act is completed.
(g) If a concurrent resolution is adopted by the House and the Senate and the Governor approves or is deemed to have approved the resolution, or if the Governor’s veto of the resolution is overridden, in accordance with section 7(d) of the act the agency shall be permanently barred from promulgating the regulation.
Source The provisions of this § 311.5 adopted March 26, 2004, effective March 27, 2004, 34 Pa.B. 1681; amended April 13, 2018, effective April 14, 2018, 48 Pa.B. 2126. Immediately preceding text appears at serial page (346857).
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