STATE, BD. OF TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND v. Day Cruise Assoc., Inc.

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• recognizing most administrative agencies are creatures of statute and have only those powers the statutes confer
• holding Trustees' rule was an invalid exercise of delegated legislative authority \[i]n the absence of a specific power or duty enabling or requiring\ the rule, notwithstanding statutes \describ[ing] the Trustees' functions and goals in broad terms\
• holding Trustees’ rule was an invalid exercise of delegated legislative authority “[i]n the absence of a specific power or duty enabling or requiring” the rule, notwithstanding statutes “describpng] the Trustees’ functions and goals in broad terms”
• “[A]gencies have rulemaking authority only where the legislature has enacted a specific statute, and authorized the agency to implement it....”
• performance of purely proprietary duties requires compliance with the APA when they amount to rulemak-ing
• “[Ajgencies have rulemak-ing authority only where the legislature has enacted a specific statute, and authorized the agency to implement it ....”

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