§ 100135 Department Consolidation Waivers

This rule lets the director ask for and give special exceptions when they are needed to help the department combine its parts.

Key Takeaways

•The director can both ask for and give waivers.
•Waivers are only given if the department thinks they are reasonably needed.
•They are used to help the department’s planned consolidations (merging or combining parts).

Example

Two state offices are being merged, but one old rule says each office must keep its own budget office. The director can waive that rule so the new, bigger office can run with just one budget office.

Because the merger needs the rule to be ignored, the director can give a waiver that lets the new combined office skip the old requirement.

The director may seek and grant waivers that the department determines are reasonably necessary for the implementation of the department’s proposed consolidations. (Added by Stats. 1995, Ch. 415, Sec. 3. Effective January 1, 1996.)

This rule lets the director ask for and give special exceptions when they are needed to help the department combine its parts.

Key Takeaways

•The director can both ask for and give waivers.
•Waivers are only given if the department thinks they are reasonably needed.
•They are used to help the department’s planned consolidations (merging or combining parts).

Example

Two state offices are being merged, but one old rule says each office must keep its own budget office. The director can waive that rule so the new, bigger office can run with just one budget office.

Because the merger needs the rule to be ignored, the director can give a waiver that lets the new combined office skip the old requirement.

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§ 100135 Department Consolidation Waivers

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