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INDEPENDENT

REGULA

TORY

Regulatory Analysis Form

Completed

by

Promulgating gency

c—

ll Comments submitted

on

this

regulation will

appear

on

IRRC’s

website

1

Agency

U

C-

FT

—

Pennsylvania

Gaming Control

Board

2 Agency Number: C

TI

Identification Number:

125-184

IRRC

Number:

37

5

‘

3

PA

Code

Cite:

58

Pa.Code

465a.13

4 Short Title:

Possession of

weapons

within

a

licensed

facility

5

Agency Contacts List Telephone Number and Email Address :

Primary

Contact:

Susan A. Yocum

Assistant ChiefCounsel

Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board

P.O.

Box

69060

Harrisburg, PA

17101-8323

Phone:

717

346-8300/

Fax:

717 703-2988

Email:

syocum Zipa.gov

Secondary

Contact:

6

Type

of Rulemaking check applicable

box .

LI

Proposed

Regulation LI

Emergency

Certification Regulation;

LI

Final

Regulation LI

Certification

by

the

Governor

Final Omitted

Regulation

LI

Certification by the Attorney

General

7

Briefly

explain the

regulation

in clear

and

nontecnnical language.

100

words

or

less

This final-omitted regulation will eliminate the Board’s regulatory prohibition on the possession

of

firearms and other

weapons

within

a

licensed

facility to

conform with amendments

the Pennsylvania

Legislature made to

Title 18

with

the

passage

of

Act

10 of

2011.

Prohibiting

the possession of

firearms

and

other weapons

is

left to

the

discretion

of each

privately owned licensed

facility.

8 State

the

statutory

authority

for

the

regulation. Include

specific statutory

citation.

With

the

passage of

Ac t 10 of

2011,

t he PGCB

no

longer

has

the authority

to

prohibit

the

possession

of

firearms

in

a

licensed

facility.

See

18

Pa.C.S

6109 m.3 .



9

Is

the regulation

mandated

by any

federal

or s ta te

law

or

court

order,

or federal

regulation? Are there

any

relevant

state

or

federal court

decisions? If

yes,

cite the specif ic

law, case

or regulation as well

as,

any deadlines

for action.

With

the passage of Act 10 of 2011,

the

Legislature amended Pennsylvania’s

firearms

law and in

so

doing

prohibited Commonwealth

agencies from

regulating

the

possession

of

firearms in any manner

inconsistent

with the s tatutory

provisions in

Title 18.

See

18

Pa.C.S.

6109 m.3 .

10

State

why the

regulation

is

needed.

Explain

the compelling public interest

that

justifies

the

regulation Describe who wil l

benefit f rom the regulation Quantify

the

benefits

as

completely

as

possible and

approximate the number

of

people

who will benefit.

The regulation

is

needed

to

comply with the statutory amendments

to

Title

18. The Board

is

amending

the

provisions on possession of f irearms and other weapons

in

465

a.

13

by removing

the Board

mandated prohibition

on possession The Board added to the rulemaking

that

a licensee may exercise its

common law

right

to

prohibit the possession

of

firearms and other

weapons

on its

property provided

that

the l icensee posts notice

of the prohibition at

all

entrances

11 Are there any provisions that are

more

stringent than

federal standards?

If

yes,

identify the

specific

provisions and the compelling Pennsylvania

interest

that

demands stronger

regulations

There

are

no corresponding federal standards

for any of

these

provisions in

this

rulemaking

12 I-low

does

this

regulation

compare with those of t he o ther st ate s? How

will this

affect

Pennsylvania’s ability

to

compete with

other

states?

N/A

13

Will

the

regulation affect

any

other regulations of the promulgating

agency

or

other

state agencies?

If yes,

explain

and

provide

specific citations.

This

regulation

will

not affect

any

other regulations

of

the PGCB

or

any other

state

agency.

14

Describe

the

communications

with and solicitation of input f rom

the public any

advisory

council/group

small

businesses

and groups representing small businesses

in

the development

and

drafting of the

regulation. List

the specific

persons

and/or groups

who

were involved “Small

business”

is

defined

in Section

of

the Regulatory

Review Act , Ac t

76 of

2012.

Pennsylvania’s Office

of Attorney

General recently

reviewed the

Board’s

regulation in

465a.13

for

legality

and advised

that in

light

of

the

statutory

amendments to

Title

18, the

Board no

longer

had the

authority to limit the

possession

of

firearms in

a

privately

owned licensed

facility

by

persons who

possess a valid

permit

to carry.

2



15

I dent if y the types and

number

of

persons, businesses

small

businesses

as

defined

in

Section

of

the Regulatory

Review Act,

Ac t 76

of 2012

and

organizations

which will be affected

by

the

regulation.

How

are they affected?

All licensees

will be affected by th e

regulation. Additionally unless the

licensee

prohibits

the

possession

of

firearms and other

weapons

on

its

property, individuals with

a

valid

permit

to

cany

will

be

allowed

to

cany

firearms

inside

a licensed

casino

facility.

16 List the

persons,

groups

or

entities,

including small businesses

that will b e required

to

comply with

the regulation.

Approximate

the

number that will

be

required

to comply.

Any

of the

twelve

licensees that

elect

to exercise

their common law

right

to

prohibit

the

possession of

firearms

and

other

weapons

on

their

proper ty will be required

to

comply

with

this

regulation. None of

the twelve licensees are small businesses.

17 Identify the financial economic

and social impact

of

the regulation

on

individuals small

businesses,

businesses

and

labor

communities

and

other

public and

private

organizations. Evaluate

the

benefits expected

as a result of the

regulation.

The Legislature

amended Pennsylvania’s

firearms

laws

a nd i n so

doing

prohibited

the

PGCB f rom

regulating the possession

of

firearms

in

licensed

facil it ies. Because Act 10 of

201

preempted

the

PGCB’s

regulatory prohibition

it is no

longer

within the PGCB’s purview

to

comment

on

the

financial,

economic

or

social

impact

firearms

possession within

a

licensed facility would have on individuals or

businesses

or to evaluate the

benefits or

adverse

effects of removing

the weapons

prohibition.

18 Explain how the benefits of the regulation outweigh any cost and adverse

effects.

Because

Ac t

10

of 2011

preempted the

PGCB’s regulatory

prohibition on

firearms,

it is

no

longer

within

the PGCB’s

purview

to

comment on

the f inancial , economic or

social impact

firearms possession

within

a licensed facility

would have on

individuals

or businesses or

to

evaluate

the benef it s or

adverse

effects

of the

regulatory amendment removing

the weapons prohibition

19

Provide

a

specific

estimate of the

costs

andi’or savings

to the

regulated

community associated with

compliance,

including any

legal,

accounting

or consulting procedures

which may be

required.

Explain

how the

dollar

estimates

were derived.

It is no t anticipated

that this rulemaking

will have

a

f iscal impact

on the regulated

community

provided

that

if

a

licensed facility

exercises its

common law

right

to

prohibit the

possession of firearms

and

other

weapons

within

its facility, the licensee

will

be

required

to post

signs

at all entrances.

It is

expected

that

one-time

signage costs

would

be

minimal.



20) Provide

a

specific estimate of the costs and or

savings to the local

governments

associated

with

compliance

including

any

legal, accounting

or

consulting procedures which may

be

required.

Explain

how

the

dollar estimates were

derived.

N/A

21)

Provide a

specific

estimate

of the

costs and/or

savings

to

the

state government associated with

the

implementation of the

regulation,

including any legal ,

accounting, or consulting

procedures which

may

be required. Explain how

the

dollar estimates

were

derived.

N/A

22) Fo r

each

of t he groups

and entities identified in

items

1

9)- 2

1) above, submit

a

statement

of legal,

accounting

or consulting procedures and

additional reporting, recordkeeping or other

paperwork

including

copies

of

forms

or reports, which

will

be

required fo r

implementation of the

regulation

and

an

explanation

of

measures

which

have

been

taken

to

minimize

these

requirements

There

are no legal , accounting or consulting procedures or additional reporting

recordkeeping

or

other

paperwork requirements for implementation

of the

regulation.

23) In

the

table

below,

provide

an

estimate

of the

fiscal

savings

and costs

associated

with

implementation

and

compliance

for the

regulated

community,

local

government

and

state government

for the current yea r and f ive subsequent years.

Current FY FY

+1 FY +2 FY +3 FY +4

FY

5

Year

Year

Year

Year Year Year

SAVINGS:

Regulated Community

N/A N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A N/A

Local Government

N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A

State Government N/A

N A

N/A N/A N/A N/A

Total

Savings N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A

COSTS:

Regulated Community

N/A

N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

Local Government

N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A

XT/A kr/A T/A

? T1

rI kr/A

State

Government

i’.uA IN/A

Total

Costs

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

REVENUE

LOSSES:

Regulated Community N/A

N/A

N/A N/A N/A

N/A

Local Government N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A N/A N/A

State

Government N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N A

N/A

Total

Revenue

Losses

N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A

4



23

a) Provide

the

past three year

expenditure

history

for

programs

affected

by

the regulation.

Program

FY

-3 FY -2

FY -1

C

FY 2014/2015

PGCB

Overall

35 800 000 35,501,000

36 098 000

37 990 000

Budget

24)

Fo r

any

regulation that

y

have an adverse

impact on small businesses

as

defined

in

Section

of

the Regulatory

Review

Act,

Ac t 76 of

2012),

provide

an economic

impact

statement that

includes the

following:

a)

An

identification

and estimate

of the number of

small

businesses subject

to

the regulation.

The

twelve

slot

machine

licensees

that operate

in

the

Commonwealth

of

Pennsylvania will

be

impacted

by this rulemaking;

however,

in

accordance with

the

United States

Small

Business

Administration’s

Small

Business

Size Regulations,

under

CFR

Ch.

Part 121.

none

of

the casinos

qualify

as

a

small business.

b) The

projected reporting recordkeeping

and

other administrative costs required for

compliance

with

the proposed

regulation,

including

the

type of

professional

skills necessary

for preparation

of

the

report

or

record.

N/A

c)

A

statement of probable

effect

on impacted small

businesses.

N/A

d)

A

description

of

any less intrusive

or les s

costly alternative methods

of achieving

the

purpose

of

the

proposed

regulation.

N/A

25)

List

any special

provisions which

have been

developed

to

meet

the

particular

needs

of

affected

groups or

persons

including

but not

limited

to,

minorities the

elderly,

small

businesses,

and farmers .

No

special

provisions

have

been added.



26

Include

a

description of

any alternative

regulatory provisions which have been considered

and

rejected and

a

statement tha t the least

burdensome acceptable alternative

has

been

selected.

As

this

rulemaking omits

regulatory

language that

was

superseded

with statutory

amendments

to

Title

18,

no

alternative

regulatory

approaches

were considered.

27 In

conducting

a

regulatory

flexibility analysis, explain

whether

regulatory methods were

considered

that will minimize

any

adverse impact

on

small

businesses

as

defined

in

Section

of the Regulatory

Review Act,

Ac t

76

of

2012 ,

including

a

The establishment

of

less

stringent compliance

or

reporting requirements

for small

businesses;

N/A

b The

establishment

of

less stringent

schedules

or

deadlines

for

compliance

or reporting

requirements

for smal l

businesses;

N/A

c The consolidation or simplification of compliance

or

reporting

requirements for small

businesses;

N/A

d

The establishment of performing standards

for smal l businesses

to

replace

design

or

operational

standards required

in

the regulation;

and

N/A

e

The exemption of small businesses

from

all o r a ny

part

of

the requirements

contained in the

regulation.

N/A

28

If data

is

the basis

for

this regulation please provide

a

description of

the data , explain

in

detail

how

the data was obtained, and how it meets the acceptability standard for empirical

replicable and

testable

data that

is

supported by documentation statistics, reports, studies

or

research.

Please submit data

or

supporting materials with the regulatory package. If the material exceeds

50 pages , please provide

it in a

searchable electronic format

or

provide

a

list

of

citations and

internet

links

that, where possible

can be

accessed

in a

searchable format

in

lieu

of

the actual material .

If

other

data was

considered

but not

used,

please explain why tha t data was determined not

to

be

acceptable.

There

is

no

data,

as

defined under

section

3

of

the Regulatory

Review

Ac t

71

P.S.

745.3

upon

which

this rulemaking

is based.

6



29

Include

a schedule

for

review of

the regulation

including:

A.

The date

by

which the

agency must

receive

public comments:

N/A

B. The date or dates

on

which

public meetings or hearings

will

be

held:

N/A

C.

The

expected date

of promulgation

of the

proposed

regulation as a

final form

regulation:

N A

Final Omitted

D. The

expected

effective

date

of

the

final form

regulation:

Upon publication

E. The date

by

which

compliance

with

the

final form

regulation will

be

required:

Upon

publication

F.

The

date by

which

required permits, licenses

or

other

approvals

must be obtained:

N/A

30

Describe

the

plan

developed for

evaluating

the continuing

effectiveness of

the regulations

after

its

implementation

No

fomal

review

schedule

has

been established. Agency

staff

consistently reviews regulations

to

determine

if regulatory

revisions

are necessary.

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by:

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FINAL OMflTED RULEMAKING

COMMONWEALTH

OF

PENNSYLVANIA

58 PA.

CODE

SUBPART E Slot

Machines

an d Associated

Equipment

CHAPTER

465a



FINAL OMITTED

RULEMAKING

PENNSYLVANIA

GAMING

CONTROL BOARD

58

PA.CODE

CHS.

465a.13.

ossession

of weapons

within

a

lic

ense

d

f

cili

ty

With

t

his fin

al om

itte

d

rulemaking,

th e Pennsylvania

Gaming

Control

Board

Board

w

ill

amend

chapter

465a

to

read as

set

f

orth

in

Annex

A.

Omission of Proposed

Rulemaking

Under

section

204

of

th e

Act

of

July

31 ,

1968

P.L.

769, No.240

an d

Pa.Code

7.4

re

latin

g to

omission

of notice of

proposed

rulemaking ,

th e Board

finds th

at

notice

of

proposed

rulemaking

under

these

circumstances is

unnecessary

and

impr ctic l

and is

th

erefo

re omit ted.

The

Board’s

ju

stifi

c tio

n

for

utiliz

ing

th e

proposed

rulemaking

omitted

process is

that

th e

changes

being

made

in

th

is

rulemaking

are

required by

th e

2011 leg

islat

ive

amendments

to

T

itle

18

Crimes

an d

Offenses

See

Act

10 of

2011,

HB4O

which

superseded

th e Board’s

reg

ulat

ions

on

th e

possession

of

firearm s in

pri

vatel

y

owned

licensed

casino

f ci

lities

Purpose

of th e Final-Omitted

Rulemaking

This

fina

l om

itted

rulemaking

will

eliminate

th e

Board’s

p

rohi

bitio

n

on

th e possession

of firearms

and other

weapons

within

a licensed

f c

ility to conform

with amendments

made

to

Title

18 with

th e passage

of Act 10

of 2011.

P

rohib

itin

g

th e

possession of

firearms

and other weapons

is

left to

th e

dis

creti

on

of

each licensed

f

cili

ty

Explanat ion

In

2008,

th e Board promulgated

reg

ulati

ons

p

roh

ibitin

g

th e

possession of

weapons,

including

firearms,

within

a

licensed

f cil

ity

but provided

a

mechanism

by

which

indi

vidu

als

could

request

Board

approval to do so.

With

th e

passage

of Act

10

of

2011, th e

L

egis

latur

e

amended

Pennsylvania’s

firearms

laws

and in

so

doing p

rohi

bited

Commonwealth

agencies

from r

egul

ating th e possession

of firearms



in an y

manner

inconsistent with th e statutory

provisions

in

Title

18.

See Pa.C.S.

6109 m.3

Recently ,

Pennsylvania’s Office of Attorney

Gene ra l r ev iewed

for

legality

th e Board’s

regulation in

465a.13

on th e possession

of

firearms

and

advised

that

in

light

of

th e

statutory

amendments to

Title

18,

th e Board no

longer had th e

authority

to

limit th e

possession of firea rm s in a

licensed

casino facility

by

persons

who

possess

a

valid

permit to

carry

To

comply

w ith the

statutory

amendments,

th e

Board is

amending

th e

provisions

on

p os se ss io n in

465a.l3

by

removing

th e Board

mandated

prohibition The

Board ad ded to

th e

rulemaking

that

a

licensee

may

exercise

its common-law

right

to

prohibit

th e

possession of

firearms

an d

other

weapons on its

property

provided

that

it posts

notice

of

th e

prohibition

at

all

ent rances.

Affected

Parties

Slot

machine licensees

will be

impacted

by

this rulemaking as it

is left to

th e

discretion

of each operator

to

prohibit th e

possession of

firearms an d

other

weapons on its

proper ty .

On

August 21 ,

2014, all

operators

were

notified

that

a

rulemaking

on

f i rearms/weapons

possession would

be

f or th com in g. A l l

opera tors

were provided

a

copy

of th e

Board approved final

omitted

regulation

on

September

18 ,

2014.

Fiscal Iirzact

Commonwealth.

The

Board

does

not

expect

that

th e provisions

contained in

this rulemaking will have

any

fiscal impact

on

th e

Board or

an y

other Commonwealth agency.

Political

Subdivisions.

This final omitted

rulemaking

will

have

no

fiscal impact

on political subdivis ions

of th e

Commonwealth.

Private

Sector.

This

final omitted

rulemaking

will

have

no

fiscal impact

on th e

private

sector provided that if

th e

regulated

entities exercise

their

common-law right

to

prohibit

th e possession

of firearms

and

other

weapons on their proper ty ,

they

will

be

required

to

post

notice of

th e

prohibition at

each

entrance.

General

Public.

This

proposed

rulemaking will

have no fiscal

impact

on

th e

genera l

public



Paperwork

Requirements .

There

are

no

paperwork

requirements associated

with this

rulemaking.

Effective

Date

The

final-omitted rulemaking

will become effective

upon

publication in th e

Pennsylvania Bulletin.

Contac t

Person

The

contac t person for

quest ions

about

this final-omitted

rulemaking

is Susan A.

Yocum, Assistant Ch ie f Cou nse l,

at

717

346-8324.

Regulatory

Review

Under section

5.1 c

of

th e Regu la to ry Review Act

71

P.S.

§

745 .Sa c ,

on September 2014, th e Board submitted

a

copy

of

th e final-form regulation

p roposed rul emak ing

omit ted, to th e

Independent

Regulatory Review Commission

IRRC ,

th e

Senate

Community , Economic

and Recrea t ional Development Committe e and

th e

House

Gaming Overs ight Committee

Com mittees ,

and

th e

Attorney

General .

F ind ings

The

Board finds that:

1

The

final-omitted rulemaking is necessary

for

th e

administration

and

enforcement of

Pa.C.S.

Part

II relating to

gaming .

2 The

procedures specified in sections 201

an d 202 of

th e

Commonwealth

Documents

Law

45

P.S.

1201 and

1202

are, under

th e

c ir cums tance s, unnece ss ary .

Order

The Board,

acting

under

Pa.C.S. Part

II orders that:

1

The

regulations

of

th e

Board, 58

Pa.Code

Chapter

465a,

are

to

read as set

forth in

Annex A.



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Annex

A

TITLE

58.

RECREATION

PART

VII .

GAMING

CONTROL

BOARD

Subpar t E.

SLOT

MACHINES

N

ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT

CHAPTER

465a. ACCOUNTING

AND

INTERNAL

CONTROLS

§

465a.13.

Possession

of weapons within a

licensed

facility.

a

EXCEPT

AS

PROVIDED

IN

SUBSECTION

B , A

SLOT

MACHINE

LICENSEE

M Y

EXERCISE

ITS

CO1ON

L W

RIGHT

TO

PROHIBIT

NY

INDIVIDUAL

Individualo,

including

security

department

personnel ,

are

prohibited

from

possessing

any

A

FIREARM OR deadly weapon

as

defined

in

18

Pa.C.S.

§

2301 relating

to

definitions ,

stun gun

or other

device d esig ne d to

injure or

incapacitate a

person

within a

licensed

ITS facility

without

the express

written

rn,m,oyal

of

th e Board.

...n

subsection

a

does

not

apply

to A

LICENSEE

M Y

NOT

PROHIBIT

THE

FOLLOWING

INDIVIDUALS FROM

POSSESSING

A

FIREARM OR DEADLY WEAPON,

STUN

UN

OR OTHER

DEVICE

DESIGNED

TO INJURE

OR

INCAPACITATE A

PERSON

WITHIN

ITS

FACILITY:

1 Pennsylvania

State

Police assigned to

its

Gaming

Enforcement Office.

2

An

on-duty

officer or agent

of

an y

local,

State or

Federal law

enforcement

agency when

th e

officer

or agent is

acting

in

an official capaci ty .

b

The



c To

obtain

arrnroyal fo

r

th e

poo

se on

of

stun

crnn

or otner

aev

ce

aesignea.

to

n

in

capa

citat

e

a

person within a

licen

sed

fac

ility

an individu l

s

hall

be required

to

submit

a wri

tten request

to

th e

Board which

inc ludes:

1

An

explanation of

the compell ing

need

for

th e

possession

of

th e deadly

weapon,

stun

gun

or dev ice

designed

to

in

jure

or

inc

apac

itate

a

person

within

th e l

icens

cd

fac

ility

2

If

th e

request

is fo

r

possession

of a

firearm

as

def ined

in

18

Pa.C.S.

§

6105

r

elati

ng

to

persons

not

to

possess

use, manufacture ,

cont

rol

sel

l or

tra

nsfer

f irearms

proof tha

t th e

ind

ividu

al

holds a

vali

d lice

nse

to

possess

th e

fire rm

- -d- -

A

slot

machine

licensee

THAT

PROHIBITS

INDIVIDUALS

FROM

POSSESSING

FIREARMS,

DEADLY

WEAPONS,

STUN

GUNS

OR

OTHER

DEVICES

DESIGNED

INJURE OR

INCAPACITATE A

PERSON WITHIN

ITS

FACILITY

sh

all pos t

in

a conspicuous

loc

ation

at

each

entrance

to

th e

licensed

f

acili

ty

signs

tha

t

PROVIDE

THE PUBLIC

NOTICE

OF

THE

SLOT

MACHINE

LICENSEE’S

BAN.

may

be

easily

read

stating

th e

fol lowing:

The possession of a

deadly

weapon,

stun gun or

other

device designed

to in

jure or in

capa

citat

e

a

porson by

an y person

within

this

lice

nsed fa

cility without th e

2



of th e

Pennsylvania

ming

Control

oard prohibi ted



TRANSMITTAL

SHEET

FOR REGULATIONS

SUBJECT

TO

THE

REGULATORY

REVIEW AC T

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NUMBER:

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SUBJECT:

Subpart

E,

Chapter

465a

AGENCY:

Pennsylvania

Gaming

Control

Board

PGCB)

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TYPE

OF REGULATION

Proposed Regulation

Final-Form Regulation

Final

Regulation with

Notice

of

Proposed Rulemaking

Omifted

120-day

Emergency Certification

of

the

Attorney

General

120-day Emergency

Certification

of the

Governor

Delivery of

Tolled

Regulation

a.

With

Revisions

b.

Without

Revisions

FILING

OF REGULATION

DATE

SIGNATURE DESIGNATION

1

C’

Q

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S t

’ Senate

ommunity

Economic

Senator Ward

Recreational

Development

F

2.

Senate

Community, Economic

Se

tor

Fontana

Recreational

Development

3.

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House

Gaming Oversight

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Gaming Oversight

Rep. oungblqod

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Independent

Regulatory

Review

Commission

6

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Attorney

General

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