Disapproval of Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Rule
Summary
Congress has passed a joint resolution to disapprove a rule issued by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM). This action effectively removes the BOEM rule, impacting energy companies operating in federal waters. The specific rule being disapproved is identified by its Public Law number.
What changed
Congress has utilized its authority under the Congressional Review Act to pass a joint resolution disapproving a specific rule promulgated by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM). This resolution, identified as PLAW-119publ3, effectively nullifies the BOEM rule, meaning it will not take effect or will be repealed if it had already taken effect. The specific subject matter of the disapproved rule is related to energy development and management within federal waters.
This disapproval means that the regulatory requirements or changes introduced by the BOEM rule are no longer in effect. Energy companies that would have been subject to this rule should confirm its removal and revert to previous regulatory standards or operational procedures. No further action is required from regulated entities regarding the disapproved rule, as it has been legislatively overturned. Compliance officers should note that the prior regulatory framework, or the absence of the BOEM rule's provisions, will govern operations.
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