Administrative rules-legislative review.

SF 63 requires Wyoming state agencies to provide 45 days' notice before adopting, amending, or repealing "major rules" that could cost the state economy at least $1 million annually or $200,000 per year. It clarifies that a "major rule" includes those with significant economic impact and mandates agencies to include a statement of need and regulatory analysis in their notices. The bill also specifies a format for submitting proposed rules showing changes to existing language and requires agencies to provide information needed for regulatory analysis. This procedural bill, which failed legislative introduction in 2026, affects state agencies creating major rules but does not change substantive policy.