Positions which do not, for a majority of the time, perform a variety of work related to the administrative rule-making process for a state agency. A position located at the Department of Health and Social Services which, for a majority of the time, manages a highly complex administrative rule-making process for the agency and is more appropriately classified as an Administrative Rules Officer. All other positions which are more appropriately identified by other classification specifications. Into This Classification Series Entrance into all levels of this classification series is by competitive examination. This is professional work related to the coordination of the administrative rule-making process for a state agency.
Work is performed under general supervision.
No representative positions as of March 12, 2000. This is professional work related to the coordination of the administrative rule-making process for a state agency. Positions allocated to this classification differ from the Administrative Rules Coordinator 1 level in the scope, impact, and complexity of the agency's administrative rule-making process, and the position's level of responsibility for administrative rule making. Work is performed under general supervision. The position is responsible for coordinating the agency's administrative rule-making process.