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An emergency regulation is a regulation that has been adopted on an expedited, temporary basis because the Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) has determined that it is necessary for the preservation of the public health, safety or general welfare, and that it would be contrary to the public interest to delay the adoption to comply with the ordinary process for adopting regulatory proposals. An emergency regulation is effective immediately when it is filed with the Department of State. An initial emergency filing expires in 90 days. Emergency regulations may be re-adopted. A re-adoption is effective for 60 days from date of filing.
Current Postings
Notice of Emergency Adoption - Amendments to Part 628 of Title 18 - Revised Apr 1, 2021
This rule removes an existing regulary barrier to allow maintenance reimbursement for residential CSE programs when a student has been absent from the program for more than 15 days.
- OCFS 628 Notice of Emergency Adoption and Proposed Rulemaking (revised Apr 1, 2021)
- OCFS 628 Certification PDF - Certification (revised Apr 1, 2021)
- OCFS 628 Emergency Justification Word | OCFS 628 Emergency Justification PDF - Emergency Justification
- OCFS 628 Rext of Rule Word | OCFS 628 Text of Rule PDF - Text of Proposed Rule
- OCFS 628 JIS Word | OCFS 628 JIS PDF - Job Impact Statement
- OCFS 628 RAFA Word | OCFS 628 RAFA PDF - Rural Area Flexibility Analysis
- OCFS 628 RFA Word | OCFS 628 RFA PDF - Regulatory Flexibility Analysis
- OCFS 628 RIS Word | OCFS 628 RIS PDF - Regulatory Impact Statement
- OCFS 628 EO 17 Word | OCFS 628 EO 17 PDF - Executive Order 17