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Home My WebLink About20220329_sg1.pdf1 DECISION MEMORANDUM TO: COMMISSIONER ANDERSON COMMISSIONER CHATBURN COMMISIONER HAMMOND COMMISSION SECRETARY COMMISSION STAFF FROM: STEPHEN GOODSON DATE: March 29, 2022 SUBJECT: ZERO BASED RULE REVIEW Executive Order 2020-01, signed by Governor Little set forth a zero-based rule review for all state agencies. A master schedule was created for agencies with specific sets of IDAPA rules to be reviewed over a five-year period “to determine whether the benefits the rule intended to achieve are being realized, whether those benefits justify the costs of the rule, and whether there are less restrictive alternatives to accomplish the benefits.” This year’s IDAPA rules for review are IDAPA 31.3.16.101 Stray Voltage and 31.3.18.101 Energy Consumption Reporting. Commission Staff will engage all stakeholders in a negotiated rule making process over the upcoming summer months. The deadline to submit a Notice of Intent to the Division of Financial Management to be published in the Administrative Bulletin is Friday, April 1, 2022. Staff recommends that the Commission direct for the submission of a Notice of Intent to the Division of Financial Management to be published in the Administrative Bulletin. COMMISSION DECISION Does the Commission agree with Staff’s recommendation to submit a Notice of Intent to initiate rule review to the Division of Financial Management by Friday, April 1, 2022? _________________________________ Stephen Goodson 1 DECISION MEMORANDUM TO: COMMISSIONER ANDERSON COMMISSIONER CHATBURN COMMISIONER HAMMOND COMMISSION SECRETARY COMMISSION STAFF FROM: STEPHEN GOODSON DATE: March 29, 2022 SUBJECT: ZERO BASED RULE REVIEW Executive Order 2020-01, signed by Governor Little set forth a zero-based rule review for all state agencies. A master schedule was created for agencies with specific sets of IDAPA rules to be reviewed over a five-year period “to determine whether the benefits the rule intended to achieve are being realized, whether those benefits justify the costs of the rule, and whether there are less restrictive alternatives to accomplish the benefits.” This year’s IDAPA rules for review are IDAPA 31.3.16.101 Stray Voltage and 31.3.18.101 Energy Consumption Reporting. Commission Staff will engage all stakeholders in a negotiated rule making process over the upcoming summer months. The deadline to submit a Notice of Intent to the Division of Financial Management to be published in the Administrative Bulletin is Friday, April 1, 2022. Staff recommends that the Commission direct for the submission of a Notice of Intent to the Division of Financial Management to be published in the Administrative Bulletin. COMMISSION DECISION Does the Commission agree with Staff’s recommendation to submit a Notice of Intent to initiate rule review to the Division of Financial Management by Friday, April 1, 2022? _________________________________ Stephen Goodson 1 DECISION MEMORANDUM TO: COMMISSIONER ANDERSON COMMISSIONER CHATBURN COMMISIONER HAMMOND COMMISSION SECRETARY COMMISSION STAFF FROM: STEPHEN GOODSON DATE: March 29, 2022 SUBJECT: ZERO BASED RULE REVIEW Executive Order 2020-01, signed by Governor Little set forth a zero-based rule review for all state agencies. A master schedule was created for agencies with specific sets of IDAPA rules to be reviewed over a five-year period “to determine whether the benefits the rule intended to achieve are being realized, whether those benefits justify the costs of the rule, and whether there are less restrictive alternatives to accomplish the benefits.” This year’s IDAPA rules for review are IDAPA 31.3.16.101 Stray Voltage and 31.3.18.101 Energy Consumption Reporting. Commission Staff will engage all stakeholders in a negotiated rule making process over the upcoming summer months. The deadline to submit a Notice of Intent to the Division of Financial Management to be published in the Administrative Bulletin is Friday, April 1, 2022. Staff recommends that the Commission direct for the submission of a Notice of Intent to the Division of Financial Management to be published in the Administrative Bulletin. COMMISSION DECISION Does the Commission agree with Staff’s recommendation to submit a Notice of Intent to initiate rule review to the Division of Financial Management by Friday, April 1, 2022? _________________________________ Stephen Goodson 1 DECISION MEMORANDUM TO: COMMISSIONER ANDERSON COMMISSIONER CHATBURN COMMISIONER HAMMOND COMMISSION SECRETARY COMMISSION STAFF FROM: STEPHEN GOODSON DATE: March 29, 2022 SUBJECT: ZERO BASED RULE REVIEW Executive Order 2020-01, signed by Governor Little set forth a zero-based rule review for all state agencies. A master schedule was created for agencies with specific sets of IDAPA rules to be reviewed over a five-year period “to determine whether the benefits the rule intended to achieve are being realized, whether those benefits justify the costs of the rule, and whether there are less restrictive alternatives to accomplish the benefits.” This year’s IDAPA rules for review are IDAPA 31.3.16.101 Stray Voltage and 31.3.18.101 Energy Consumption Reporting. Commission Staff will engage all stakeholders in a negotiated rule making process over the upcoming summer months. The deadline to submit a Notice of Intent to the Division of Financial Management to be published in the Administrative Bulletin is Friday, April 1, 2022. Staff recommends that the Commission direct for the submission of a Notice of Intent to the Division of Financial Management to be published in the Administrative Bulletin. COMMISSION DECISION Does the Commission agree with Staff’s recommendation to submit a Notice of Intent to initiate rule review to the Division of Financial Management by Friday, April 1, 2022? _________________________________ Stephen Goodson 1 DECISION MEMORANDUM TO: COMMISSIONER ANDERSON COMMISSIONER CHATBURN COMMISIONER HAMMOND COMMISSION SECRETARY COMMISSION STAFF FROM: STEPHEN GOODSON DATE: March 29, 2022 SUBJECT: ZERO BASED RULE REVIEW Executive Order 2020-01, signed by Governor Little set forth a zero-based rule review for all state agencies. A master schedule was created for agencies with specific sets of IDAPA rules to be reviewed over a five-year period “to determine whether the benefits the rule intended to achieve are being realized, whether those benefits justify the costs of the rule, and whether there are less restrictive alternatives to accomplish the benefits.” This year’s IDAPA rules for review are IDAPA 31.3.16.101 Stray Voltage and 31.3.18.101 Energy Consumption Reporting. Commission Staff will engage all stakeholders in a negotiated rule making process over the upcoming summer months. The deadline to submit a Notice of Intent to the Division of Financial Management to be published in the Administrative Bulletin is Friday, April 1, 2022. Staff recommends that the Commission direct for the submission of a Notice of Intent to the Division of Financial Management to be published in the Administrative Bulletin. COMMISSION DECISION Does the Commission agree with Staff’s recommendation to submit a Notice of Intent to initiate rule review to the Division of Financial Management by Friday, April 1, 2022? _________________________________ Stephen Goodson