This Amendment provides that House Bill No.

Plain English Breakdown

The official text defines when the bill expires but does not specify a start date or how long it takes to update the regulation.

Amendment Setting an End Date for House Bill No. 458

This amendment makes House Bill No. 458 end automatically 10 days after the Department of Health and Social Services publishes notice that Regulation 4462 has been updated to address backflow preventer requirements for low hazard buildings.

What This Bill Does

• Sets an expiration date, or sunset, for House Bill No. 458.

Terms To Know

Sunset

A rule that makes a law end automatically after an event happens.

Register of Regulations

The official publication where the government posts notices about updated rules.

Limits and Unknowns

• The text does not state when the Department will finish updating Regulation 4462.
• No effective start date for this amendment is listed in the provided source material.

Official Summary Text

This Amendment provides that House Bill No. 458 will sunset 10 days after notice by the Department of Health and Social Services published in the Register of Regulations that Regulation 4462 of Title 16 of the Delaware Administrative Code, pertaining to public drinking water systems, has been updated to address backflow preventer requirements for low hazard buildings.

Current Bill Text

Legislation Document

SPONSOR:

Rep. Lynn

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

153rd GENERAL ASSEMBLY

HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1

TO

HOUSE BILL NO. 458

AMEND House Bill No. 458 by adding after line 27 the following:

“Section 2. This Act expires 10 days after notice by the Department of Health and Social Services published in the Register of Regulations that Regulation 4462 of Title 16 of the Delaware Administrative Code has been updated to address backflow preventer requirements for low hazard buildings.”.

SYNOPSIS

This Amendment provides that House Bill No. 458 will sunset 10 days after notice by the Department of Health and Social Services published in the Register of Regulations that Regulation 4462 of Title 16 of the Delaware Administrative Code, pertaining to public drinking water systems, has been updated to address backflow preventer requirements for low hazard buildings.