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Act 374 mandates the Oil and Gas Commission to notify Arkansas legislators about public hearings for underground injection wells, enhancing transparency and community engagement.
Act 374 mandates the Oil and Gas Commission to notify Arkansas legislators about public hearings for underground injection wells, enhancing transparency and community engagement.
House Bill 1385, now known as Act 374, aims to enhance transparency and communication regarding the activities of the Oil and Gas Commission in Arkansas. Specifically, the bill mandates that the Commission notify members of the General Assembly about public hearings related to certain permits for underground injection control disposal wells.
The bill introduces an amendment to the Arkansas Code Title 15, Chapter 71, Subchapter 1, adding a new section (15-71-119) that outlines the following requirements:
Notification Requirement:
Content of Notification:
Delivery Method:
House Bill 1385 (Act 374) represents a significant step towards improving legislative oversight and public engagement in the oil and gas sector in Arkansas. By ensuring that legislators are informed about key permit hearings, the bill aims to foster greater accountability and responsiveness from the Oil and Gas Commission.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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