Washington § 19.85.070 - Small business economic impact statement — Notice of proposed rule.

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§ 19.85.070. Small business economic impact statement — Notice of proposed rule.

When any rule is proposed for which a small business economic impact statement is required, the adopting agency must provide notice to small businesses of the proposed rule through:
(1) Direct notification of known interested small businesses or trade organizations affected by the proposed rule;
(2) Providing information of the proposed rule making to publications likely to be obtained by small businesses of the types affected by the proposed rule; and
(3) Posting on the agency website.
[ 2011 c 249 s 3; 1992 c 197 s 1.]

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