Office of the Governor AO 360 Regulatory Reform Plan

What is this notice about?

The Office of the Governor has posted its Regulatory Reform Plan, as required by Administrative Order 360. The plan explains how the office will meet the order's requirements to reduce regulations. The plan details are in three attached documents.

Why was this notice issued?

Administrative Order (AO) 360 requires state agencies to publish a Regulatory Reform Plan showing how they will meet the order's regulation reduction requirements.

What action is being taken?

The Office of the Governor is publishing its Regulatory Reform Plan in three attachments: the OOG (Office of the Governor) Regulatory Reform Plan Memo, the Lt. Governor AO 360 Regulatory Reform Efforts, and the OOG Baseline and Proposed Regulatory Reform.

Who is involved: Office of the Governor; Office of the Lieutenant Governor

How can the public respond?

This notice does not ask for public comment. It is for information only. Read the original notice for details.

Will there be public meetings?

The notice does not announce any public meeting or hearing.

Key dates

Jul 27, 2026: Notice published
Dec 15, 2027: Notice archive date

Original notice text

Per Administrative Order 360, agencies must publish a Regulatory Reform Plan demonstrating how the agency will meet the reduction requirements of the Order. Attached is the plan from the Office of the Governor: • OOG Regulatory Reform Plan Memo • Lt. Governor AO 360 Regulatory Reform Efforts • OOG Baseline and Proposed Regulatory Reform

This summary was written by an AI model (Claude) from the official notice text. This is general information, not legal advice. Always confirm deadlines and instructions in the official notice. Legal disclaimer.