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A Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) is filed with the Secretary of State when DHS proposes to adopt, amend or repeal a rule. For instructions on how to read proposed rule revisions, see below.
The following NPRM package(s) filed by the Self-sufficiency Programs of Children, Adults and Families is available for review.
07/15/09 NPRM (pdf) (Hearing: August 21, 2009)
How to read proposed rule revisions:
Portions bolded mean new language is being added.
Portions with strikeout means language is being deleted.
The following may be typed near the top of the first page of a rule:
| * | This is a New Rule - indicates this is all new language to be adopted. |
| * | This Rule Has Been Revised in its Entirety- indicates
that a major portion of the rule has been altered so that showing changes
is too cumbersome and difficult to read. The entire current version of the
rule will be shown with |
| * | This Rule is Repealed - indicates the entire rule (rule number/language) is being deleted. |
If you have questions about an NPRM package, please contact the Self-Sufficiency Programs Rules Coordinator by email at Annette.Tesch@state.or.us or by phone at (503) 945-6067.
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