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inlawrev-2911	Oddi, Marcia J.	Environmental Rulemaking in Indiana: The Impact of the Substantial Difference Requirement on Public Input	1991	20	.pdf	application/pdf	7891	341	52	Failure to comply with the procedural requirements of Indiana Code section 4-22-2 will render a rulemaking action invalid.^ Failure to complete the process within a one-year period, measured from the time of publication of the proposed rule in the Indiana Register to the time the rule is approved or deemed approved by the governor, will render a proposal ineffective.^^ B. Additions to the Statutory Framework for Rulemaking Compliance with the above-described statutory procedural framework for environmental rulemaking is but the first step in a far more complicated process in Indiana, a process that has been supplemented by requirements imposed by legislative deadline, by executive order, by agency rule, and by agency practice. [Vol. 24:845 given in a newspaper of general circulation in any other area of the state where a hearing is to be held.^' All hearings on proposed rules are to be open to the public, any person is to be provided a reasonable opportunity to be heard with respect to the subject of the hearing, all testimony is to be recorded, and the transcript of the hearing and any written submissions must be open to public inspection and copying. ^^	cache/inlawrev-2911.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2911.txt