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Looking for Administrative Rules? Access administrative rules for any state from our Web site.
Simply click on the Codes and Registers link to the left! What is ACR? Founded in 1978, our national organization’s members are involved with the administrative rules process. Known as the Administrative Codes and Registers (ACR) Section of the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) our objectives include: - To gather, exchange and disseminate facts, information and ideas that relate to the publication and distribution of administrative codes and registers;
- To enhance the quality of administrative codes and registers through better style, format and design;
- To encourage the development of administrative codes and registers in jurisdictions where none exist;
- To foster the development of better rulewriting skills and rule review techniques, and more effective management of the rule promulgation process; and to
- To increase knowledge of administrative law among ACR Section members and within the general public
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATIONACR has grown to include members involved with any aspect of administrative rules. Rule editors, reviewers (from the legislative and executive branches, and independent agencies), legal counsel, and agency rule writers round out today's membership. Learn more about joining ACR. Download our informative brochure for more information. NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
 Networking among state rules personnel is an important objective of ACR. Our meetings and conferences focus on legal issues in rulemaking; printing, marketing, and distribution strategies; rules review; and advances in computer and publication technology. Sessions include panels, demonstrations, and speakers of national reputation. Join us in Minneapolis, Minn. this summer for our next conference. Learn more, click on the "Conferences" link.
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