Public Comment Practice

Public Comment Practice - Public comment in the context of rulemaking refers to the procedure that allows individuals, organizations, or other stakeholders to submit their views and concerns on proposed regulations before they are finalized. This practice is often mandated by law in democratic systems and aims to enhance transparency, public participation, and the quality of the regulatory process.

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Definition: Public comment in the context of rulemaking refers to the procedure that allows individuals, organizations, or other stakeholders to submit their views and concerns on proposed regulations before they are finalized. This practice is often mandated by law in democratic systems and aims to enhance transparency, public participation, and the quality of the regulatory process.
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