§ 77282 Commission Rulemaking Authority

• •A group (called 'the commission') can make and change rules to do their job.
• •They can also make rules about how to complain if you don’t like their rules.
• •These rules help them run things the way they’re supposed to.

Imagine your school has a rule that says no running in the halls. But one day, the principal decides to change it to no running *or* yelling in the halls.

The commission is like the principal—they can make rules (like 'no running') and change them later (like adding 'no yelling') if they think it’s needed. They can also say how you can argue if you think the rule is unfair.