Globe Contributor Releases New Book on Agency Rulemaking

There are few books available on this topic and the co-authors put together materials that could assist individuals, associations and companies in the states and at the federal government level.

Guyer explained that federal and state agencies make administrative legislative law, that is, regulations or rules. “Rather than ending a process, a statute initiates a constitutional process, that is, agency adoption of administrative laws to implement legislative laws. This type of lawmaking is the topic of this manual,” he said.

The book also features a Foreword written by Anthony Samson of Samson Advisors in Sacramento. He said, “The book digs deep into a convoluted issue, but does so in a simple, easy-to-understand way.  In the end, many readers will understand how to become an effective regulatory advocate, but at the very least, they will gain a true appreciation for the art of state regulatory advocacy.  It is well worth the read in either case…I like to believe the “trial by fire” approach I took early on in my advocacy career has made me an effective advocate, but the reality is that a resource like Insiders Talk: State Regulatory Advocacy will be an immense benefit to students studying administrative law and advocacy, as well as regulatory advocates at any state in their careers, including myself.”

Guide to Executive Branch Agency Rulemaking is available on Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/Insiders-Talk-Rulemaking-Participation-Post-Promulgation/dp/1732343136/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=guide+to+executive+branch+agency+rulemaking&qid=1617623684&sr=8-2.