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Administrative Regulations Review Commission (ARRC)

Legislative Commissions

The New York State Legislature passes statute that grants authority to a state agency to promulgate rules and regulations. The Administrative Regulations Review Commission (ARRC) reviews each newly proposed rule to examine issues of compliance with legislative intent, as well as the impact on the economy and affected parties. Public comment on any regulatory matter can be sent to the Commission, at: ARRC State Capitol Albany, NY 12247

Featured Story

Murphy Moves Regulatory Reform Into The 21st Century

Meetings

News

Forum/Town Hall: Hospitality / Tourism Regulatory Reform Forum

October 2, 2013

Forum/Town Hall: Construction Regulatory Reform Forum

September 25, 2013

Forum/Town Hall: Manufacturing Regulatory Reform – To learn from businesses and industry experts which regulations are the least useful, least cost effective and therefore should be eliminated

September 20, 2013

Forum/Town Hall: Agriculture Regulatory Reform – To learn from businesses and industry experts which regulations are the least useful, least cost effective and therefore should be eliminated

September 19, 2013

Forum/Town Hall: Regulatory Reform Forum – To learn from businesses and industry experts which regulations are the least useful, least cost effective and therefore should be eliminated

September 11, 2013

Murphy passes bill to protect businesses from job-killing regulations

June 16, 2015

Murphy announces public comment period on teacher evals, reducing testing

April 15, 2015

State sheds 57 anti-business fees, heeding Murphy's calls for less red tape

April 14, 2015

Small Biz Regulatory Watch: April 7th, 2015

April 7, 2015

Murphy announces Small Business Regulatory Watch

April 7, 2015

Committee Chair

Sam Sutton

(D) District 22

Contact Senator

Jacob Ashby

(R) District 43

James Skoufis

(D) District 42

Senator has new policy idea
Idea is drafted into a Bill
Bill undergoes committee process
Senate and Assembly pass bill
Bill is signed by Governor