Answer to Question 1
The primary difference between formal and informal rulemaking is that formal rulemaking consists of an evidentiary trial-type hearing. Informal rulemaking requires that interested parties have the right to participate, but the agency has the power to limit participation to written comments and opinions. While oral testimony may be permitted, it can be limited. Both forms of rulemaking require that proper notice be given and that the authority of the agency be specified.
Answer to Question 2
TRUE