Rulemaking is the process by which government agencies create, modify, or repeal regulations that implement laws passed by the legislature. This process typically involves drafting rules, seeking public input, and finalizing the regulations to ensure they are effective and enforceable. The rulemaking process often includes steps such as publishing proposed rules in the Federal Register, allowing for public comments, and conducting hearings. Once finalized, these rules help clarify how laws will be applied and enforced, impacting various sectors, including business, environment, and public health.