West Virginia Code § 29A-3-13

Adoption of legislative rules; effective date
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(a) Except as the Legislature may by law otherwise provide, within sixty days after the
effective date of an act authorizing promulgation of a legislative rule, the agency shall
promulgate the rule in conformity with the provisions of law authorizing and directing the
promulgation of the rule. In the case of a rule proposed by an agency which is administered
by an executive department pursuant to the provisions of article two, chapteer five-f of this
code, the secretary of the department shall promulgate the rule as authorized by the
Legislature. In the case of an agency which is not subject to administrartion by the secretary
of an executive department, the agency which proposed the rule for promulgation shall
promulgate the rule as authorized by the Legislature.
(b) A legislative rule authorized by the Legislature is effectivte upon filing in the State
Register, or on the effective date fixed by the authorizing act or, if none is fixed by law, a
later date not to exceed ninety days, as fixed by the agency.
(c) The Secretary of State shall note in the State Relgister the effective date of an authorized
and promulgated legislative rule and shall prosmptly publish the duly promulgated rule in the
Code of State Rules maintained by his or her office.

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