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Negotiated rulemaking
Negotiated rulemaking is a process in American administrative law in which an advisory committee made up of disparate interest groups negotiates the terms of an administrative rule and proposes it to an agency. The agency publishes the rule in the Federal Register as a proposed rule and uses the normal procedure of soliciting and evaluating public comments in order to decide whether to modify or adopt it.
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