Summary

Disapproves and nullifies a recently published National Park Service rule about motor vehicle use at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (90 Fed. Reg. 2621, Jan 13, 2025). The resolution states that the agency rule "will have no force or effect," which, if enacted, leaves prior vehicle rules or practices in place and prevents the new regulation from being implemented. The measure does not appropriate funds or create new programs; it simply rescinds the legal effect of the specified agency regulation. The main impacts would be on visitors who drive or launch vehicles in the recreation area, park operations, local recreation businesses, and enforcement of vehicle-related management policies at Glen Canyon.

• Nullifies a National Park Service motor vehicle rule for Glen Canyon National Recreation Area published at 90 Fed. Reg. 2621 (Jan 13, 2025).
• Declares the cited agency rule to have "no force or effect," preventing that regulation from being implemented or enforced.
• Targets a single agency regulation rather than creating new spending or new programs.
• Leaves the pre-existing regulatory status quo in place unless the agency issues a different rule or Congress takes further action.
• Primarily affects park visitors who use motor vehicles, Park Service operations at Glen Canyon, and local tourism and recreation businesses.
• Does not change the statutory authorities that govern park management or appropriate funds.
• Implements a congressional regulatory disapproval mechanism (agency rule reversal) without prescribing replacement management measures.
• Operational impacts (enforcement, signage, permitted uses) would depend on agency field offices and any follow-up rulemaking.