Administrative Procedures Act; judicial review; providing for timing of certain claim; requiring interpretation of statute, rule, or regulation be provided; establishing guidelines; effective date.

The bill title was changed from 'Administrative Procedures Act' to 'administrative law' to reflect a broader scope beyond just the APA.

The bill now explicitly prohibits deference to agency interpretations of statutes, regulations, or sub-regulatory documents and requires courts to interpret these de novo.

The bill was amended to require courts to exercise any remaining doubt in favor of interpretations that limit agency power and maximize individual liberty.

The bill's authorship was updated to include Senate co-authors Bergstrom and Crosswhite Hader, and the committee report date was changed from 4/22/2025 to 02/25/2025.

Added Senate sponsor Bergstrom to the list of bill sponsors and changed the document title from 'Enrolled House Bill' to 'Committee Substitute for Engrossed House Bill'.

Updated page numbering and formatting to reflect the Senate Committee Substitute version, including adding page headers and footers with request numbers and dates.

Corrected a minor typo in Section 1, subsection B, line 19 where '324 323' appears to be a formatting artifact from the markup process.

Title and sponsor lists were updated to reflect final enrolled version with corrected formatting and additional names.

The summary of the act was updated to include the new provision about civil penalties and other clarifications.

New Section 2 was added prohibiting civil penalties in administrative actions where the conduct could also be subject to common law suits with jury trial rights, with exceptions for equity cases and summary judgments.

Section 318 was reorganized with improved formatting and some text reordering, though the substantive judicial review requirements remain the same.

The effective date remains November 1, 2025, with no changes to this provision.

Bill title changed from 'relating to administrative law' to 'relating to the Administrative Procedures Act' to more precisely define the legislation's purpose.

Senate coauthor Jett was added to the list of bill sponsors.

Minor formatting adjustments to bill page numbering and section headers throughout the document.

Effective date was changed from November 1, 2025 to November 1, 2025 (no substantive change, but formatting adjusted).

Bill title was updated from general administrative law language to specifically reference the Administrative Procedures Act

Senate coauthor Jett was added to the bill sponsor list

Page formatting and section headers were reorganized to reflect Senate amendment status

Effective date section was moved to the end of the bill text rather than appearing in the middle