Withdrawal of a regulation

(a) If an agency withdraws or is deemed to have withdrawn a regulation, the Commission and the committees will cease their review of the regulation and will not take further action on the regulation. (b) If the agency withdraws a proposed regulation, but subsequently desires to proceed with promulgation, the agency shall deliver a new proposed regulation in accordance with § 305.1 (relating to delivery of a proposed regulation). (c) If the agency withdraws a final-form regulation after delivery to the Commission and the committees and before the Commission’s public meeting, but subsequently desires to proceed with promulgation, the agency may deliver a new final-form regulation in accordance with § 307.2 (relating to delivery of a final-form regulation) within 2 years from the close of the public comment period. (d) If the agency desires to proceed with promulgation of a withdrawn regulation but does not submit a new final-form regulation within 2 years from the close of the public comment period, the agency shall deliver a new proposed regulation.

Source The provisions of this § 301.7 amended April 13, 2018, effective April 14, 2018, 48 Pa.B. 2126. Immediately preceding text appears at serial page (330906). Cross References This section cited in 1 Pa. Code § 307.4 (relating to amending by withdrawal the regulation or tolling the review period).