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Author: Chris Micheli

Chris Micheli is an attorney and lobbyist with Snodgrass & Micheli, LLC, as well as an Adjunct Professor at McGeorge School of Law.

OAL’s Disapproval Process for Regulations

November 13, 2022   4:08 pmNovember 13, 2022   4:11 pm
The Office of Administrative Law (OAL) is charged with reviewing all proposed regulations by California’s executive branch administrative agencies and departments. The review process is set forth in Government Code Sections 11349 to 11349.6. The OAL is required to either...
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Express or Implied Rulemaking Authority in California

November 12, 2022   2:32 pmNovember 12, 2022   2:35 pm
California’s 200-plus executive branch agencies, departments, boards, and commissions have either express or implied rulemaking authority. The power to adopt regulations in this state is by use of quasi-legislative authority, which has been delegated by the California Legislature to executive...
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State Agencies Notify Bill Authors of Rulemaking

November 11, 2022   3:30 pmNovember 11, 2022   2:56 pm
Did you know that executive branch state agencies are required to notify state legislators about rulemaking projects related to the legislator’s bill? California’s Government Code contains the Administrative Procedure Act, as well as imposes many duties and responsibilities on state...
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California State Assembly

Electing California’s Assembly Speaker

November 10, 2022   3:30 pmNovember 10, 2022   3:05 pm
With the convening of a new 2-year California Legislative Session, the Senate and Assembly will organize their respective houses and elect their leaders on December 5 when the 2023-24 Legislative Session officially begins. This article briefly reviews the applicable constitutional,...
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What Is Exempt Under California’s Administrative Procedure Act?

November 10, 2022   2:49 pmNovember 10, 2022   2:53 pm
California’s Administrative Procedure Act (APA), which sets forth the rules that California’s more than 200 agencies, departments, boards, and commissions that adopt regulations must follow, does not apply in all instances. Government Code Section 11340.9 specifies that the APA does...
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Effective Dates of California Regulations

November 9, 2022   4:20 pmNovember 9, 2022   4:33 pm
We know that, absent bills that take effect immediately, new statutes in California take effective on January 1, following their enactment the previous year. But, when do regulations take effect in this state? Government Code Section 11343.4, which is part...
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A Few Unique Aspects of California Legislation

November 8, 2022   12:48 pmNovember 8, 2022   1:39 pm
For those involved in the California legislative process, they may be familiar with several unique provisions of California legislation. Some of the main ones to be familiar with include the following: Urgency Clause Statements – When an urgency clause is...
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