The SEC initially seemed inclined to begin a rulemaking process.
(6) A rulemaking, policy statement, or legislative proposal that has no potential for significant environmental impacts.
The agency did not establish an actual limit on the amount of perchlorate allowable in drinking water, but set in motion a rulemaking process to set a standard.
In September, the board's proposal for greenhouse gas emissions will be followed by a rulemaking period during which public comments will be accepted.
Within 1 year after November 29 , 1999 the Commission shall issue regulations implementing this section following a rulemaking proceeding.
In 2001, the US Department of Energy (DOE) initiated a rulemaking process to consider whether to amend the existing energy efficiency standards for furnaces and boilers.
L. 106 113 struck out "on the record" after "determination in a rulemaking proceeding" in first sentence.
If, on the other hand, the FCC proceeds with a rulemaking under its public utility theory, the FTC would be explicitly and permanently out of the picture.
The Copyright Office holds a rulemaking process every three years to review potential exemptions to the rules against circumventing digital access controls.
CFPB, their responsibility in student loans was to issue rules and regulations and follow a rulemaking process, not to run around the country only doing enforcement actions.
Repealing an existing regulation requires a rulemaking process of its own, subject to the Administrative Procedure Act — this can take months or years.
