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Conn Maciel Carey’s COVID-19 Task Force<\/strong><\/em><\/a><\/p>\n

Thankfully, it has been quite a while since our last COVID-19 rulemaking update<\/a>.<\/p>\n

As you will recall, OSHA reopened its rulemaking record for the COVID-19 Rule for Healthcare<\/a> on March 22, 2022, and then on April 22nd<\/sup>, we submitted three sets of written comments on behalf of the Employers COVID-19 Prevention Coalition regarding issues facing: (1) retailers and retail pharmacies<\/a>; (2) addressing embedded medical clinics and emergency response teams<\/a> for manufacturers and other industrial worksites; and (3) addressing construction issues at healthcare workplace<\/a>s<\/a><\/strong>.\u00a0 \"Capture<\/a>We participated in OSHA\u2019s Public Hearing for the rulemaking, held on April 27th<\/sup> \u2013 May 2nd<\/sup>, and then submitted two additional sets of post-hearing comments<\/a> on May 23rd<\/sup>.\u00a0 Then basically nothing happened.<\/p>\n

We were beginning to think that OSHA had abandoned the rulemaking for a permanent COVID-19 Standard for Healthcare.\u00a0 But we now have some significant news to share.\u00a0 Last week, on December 8th<\/sup>, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) updated its website to reflect that it officially has OSHA\u2019s \u201cOccupational Exposure to COVID-19 in Healthcare Settings\u201d Standard “under review.”<\/strong><\/p>\n

The website reflects that OMB received the proposed final rule from OSHA on December 7th<\/sup>.\u00a0 Here is a link<\/a> to the page for this rulemaking and below is all the relevant information reflected on OMB’s website:<\/p>\n

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Our first reaction when we saw that the rule had been delivered to OMB was surprise. The CDC has been \u201cwatering down\u201d its COVID-19 recommendations since OSHA began this rulemaking, even loosening recommendations for masking in healthcare settings<\/a> on September 23, 2022, and President Biden even went so far as to publicly declare that the pandemic was over ahead of the mid-term elections. We thought all of that made the environment too politically murky for OSHA to follow-through with this rulemaking.<\/p>\n

However, OSHA\u2019s timing for delivery of the rule to OMB may be quite clever by the agency. Had OSHA issued a final rule earlier in the Fall, it would have been met with a pretty reasonable \u201cyou can\u2019t be serious\u201d<\/em> response from the public.\u00a0 But now, in the last few days, we have been hearing about so many more COVID-19 cases than we have heard about for months.\u00a0 Approximately 5% of the U.S. population now lives in counties where the CDC is officially recommending masks due to high rates of community spread.\u00a0 As we head into winter the darkest part of winter, it would be no surprise if we see another really significant upswing in cases, and a shift from the CDC back to more onerous recommendations (i.e., resuming masking, distancing, and quarantine recommendations in certain environments).\u00a0 The Biden Administration is not tone deaf. It appears OSHA is timing this rulemaking carefully so that it could finalize the rule at the top of a COVID-19 wave, or at least right as CDC resumes emphasizing mask and other recommendations.<\/p>\n

Substance and Timing of Final Rule\u00a0 <\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

The big questions remaining are what does the final regulatory text look like, and when will the final rule be issued.\u00a0 Unfortunately, there\u2019s not a lot of information available on the first question.\u00a0 The text of the regulation sent late Wednesday has not been released, but if the standard follows the outline of the Healthcare ETS, without any changes, it will require covered employers to have comprehensive, top to bottom, infection protection programs, covering, among other things, hazard assessments, screening requirements, standard and transmission-based precautions, PPE, physical distancing, physical barriers, cleaning and disinfection, ventilation, notification of COVID-19 cases, medical removal and associated protection benefits, return to work, training, etc.\u00a0 We do not think OSHA included all of these elements in the final rule, as the state of the pandemic is very different from what it was back in June 2021 when the Healthcare ETS took effect.\u00a0 Plus, OSHA did signal when it reopened the rulemaking record that it was at least considering softening the rule in certain areas.<\/p>\n

The other significant questions for which we do not have solid answers is the scope of covered employers.\u00a0 Our Coalition dedicated most of our advocacy to discouraging OSHA from expanding the healthcare standard to cover non-traditional workplace settings.\u00a0 Or, said another way, to keep the standard focused on in-patient hospital settings.<\/p>\n

In terms of timing, typically, this OMB review is likely the last step before the rule is issued.\u00a0 As background, proposed regulations go to OMB for a meaningful review by the Administration\u2019s economists and policy experts. \u00a0One element of that review process is that OMB\u2019s Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) takes stakeholder input in some form, pursuant to Executive Order 12866.\u00a0 Most often, that input is in the form of stakeholder meetings with representatives from OMB and from the agency promulgating the rule \u2013 OSHA for our purposes.\u00a0 Likewise, stakeholders may submit any form of written advocacy, exhibits, data, etc. in connection with their EO 12866 meetings.\u00a0 During the first COVID-19 emergency rulemaking, OIRA took more than 50 stakeholder meetings over eight weeks, and the end result was a final rule that was dramatically different than what OSHA had delivered to OMB.\u00a0 Our coalition for that rulemaking participated in five stakeholder meetings, and got additional written comments into the hands of OMB and OSHA through that process.<\/p>\n

Although OMB technically has 90 days to review and approve the rule, or to return it to OSHA for more work, given the number of opportunities to comment (first, back in August 2021 as an ETS, and again when the rulemaking record was reopened in March 2022), and the Administration\u2019s urgency to get this done (at least in part we think due to the strong push by unions, including National Nurses United, who came out and stated that they \u201cstrongly urge [OMB] to complete its review of the permanent standard as quickly as possible\u201d), we do not expect OMB will take the full 90 days.\u00a0 Indeed, it is technically possible that OMB takes no stakeholder input, rubber stamps what was submitted, and moves to publish this rule in the Federal Register this week.\u00a0 That is not our expectation, but it is possible.<\/p>\n

Next Steps <\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

All of that is to say, this rulemaking is close to the finish line, but not at it.\u00a0 There should still be one last opportunity to help shape the final rule before it is issued.<\/p>\n

Now that we have a Regulation Identifier Number (RIN) for this rule, we will be able to formally request EO 12866 stakeholder meetings with OIRA.\u00a0 On behalf of our Coalition, we plan to pursue at least three different stakeholder meetings \u2013 one for retail pharmacies, another for manufacturing and industrial facilities with on-site medical clinics, and one for construction contractors that engage in construction, renovation, or maintenance work at hospitals.<\/p>\n

Let us know<\/a> if you have any questions about the status of the rulemaking or the next steps.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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