§ 1144 Board Rulemaking Authority

• •A board can make new rules to help other laws work better.
• •They can also change or remove old rules if needed.
• •The rules must follow a specific process (like giving notice and letting people comment).

Imagine a school board making rules about how to use playground equipment safely.

The board can write new rules, like 'no running near the swings,' change old rules, or get rid of rules that don’t make sense anymore.