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increase the amount of time permitted the Interim Rules Review Committee to review final permanent rulemaking materials.

HB1006 gives the Interim Rules Review Committee more time to examine and approve new state agency regulations before they take effect. The bill extends the review period and repeals several outdated provisions related to the rule-making process. This change allows lawmakers more opportunity to oversee and potentially challenge regulations that agencies propose.

create requirements for the disclosure of certain information relating to health care sharing arrangements.

This bill requires health care sharing ministries (faith-based nonprofits where members contribute to help pay each other's medical costs) to provide clearer information to participants, including monthly statements showing total needs submitted and amounts assigned for contribution, plus a written disclaimer on all application materials. The bill clarifies that these arrangements are not considered insurance under South Dakota law, but now imposes specific disclosure requirements to make sure participants understand how the system works.