Monday, January 4, 2016
The Ohio Industrial Commission is currently reviewing Nine of its Administrative Rules
The following information is being provided pursuant to the requirements of Executive Order 2011-01K and Senate Bill 2 of the 129th General Assembly, which requires state agencies, including the Ohio Industrial Commission, to draft rules in
collaboration with stakeholders, assess and justify any adverse impact on the business community (as defined by SB2),
and provide an opportunity for the affected public to provide input on the rules.
The Ohio Industrial Commission is conducting its five year rule review of the following rules: 4121-3-16, 4121-3-17,
4121-3-18, 4121-3-21, 4121-3-22, 4121-3-24, 4121-3-30 and 4121-3-31.
As part of this review, the agency has initially determined that 4121-3-16, 4121-3-22 and 4121-3-30 should be amended to reflect changes in the subject area affected by the rules and the concerns raised by its stakeholders.
The agency has determined that the remaining rules under review need not be changed at this time.
The Ohio Industrial Commission welcomes comments regarding the proposed changes to 4121-3-16, 4121-3-22 and 4121-3-30 as well as the
initial determination to file the remaining rules as “no change.”
To view the proposed rules, along with a Business Impact Analysis instrument, click on the PDF links below.
The Commission is proposing the following rule actions:
- 4121-3-16 Motions - Proposed Amendment
- 4121-3-17 Briefs - Proposed No Change
- 4121-3-18 Administrative appeals - Proposed No Change
- 4121-3-21 Change of address - Proposed No Change
- 4121-3-22 Inspection of claim files - Proposed Amendment
- 4121-3-24 Fee controversies - Proposed No Change
- 4121-3-25 Application for change of occupation allowance - Proposed No Change
- 4121-3-30 Emergency hearings - Proposed Amendment
- 4121-3-31 Waiver for recreational activities - Proposed No Change
- Business Impact Analysis
If you wish to comment on any of the aforementioned proposed rule actions, please reply to the Commission at rulecomments@ic.ohio.gov AND copy the Common Sense Initiative Office on your email at csipubliccomments@governor.ohio.gov by January 15, 2016.