If no further changes are made, submit the final rulemaking record to the Office of Administrative Law for approval.If any changes are made, post another draft for more public comment, and send copies or website link to persons who have requested to be on its mailing list.Review any public comments received and, if accepted, make revisions to the draft regulations incorporating the public comments.Post a draft of the regulations for public comment on its website, and send copies or website link to persons who have requested to be on its mailing list.To adopt a final regulation, the Department must: Public comment is an important part of rulemaking. When the Department receives a public comment, it must explain how the regulation was changed to accommodate the comment, or why it is rejecting the comment.
You can present your ideas in writing or at a public hearing. A primary purpose of public comment is to allow interested persons to suggest ways of improving Rulemaking is designed to give the public a meaningful opportunity to participate in drafting a regulation.
