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TN Code § 58-2-811 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 2 - Disasters, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Part 8 - Uniform Emergency Volunteer Health Practitioners Act of 2007|§ 58-2-811. Acts or Omissions — Vicarious Liability — Recovery of Damages — Participation in Retirement System

  Subject to subsection (b), volunteer health practitioners authorized to provide health services pursuant to this part are not liable for the payment of a judgment based on their acts or omissions in providing services, nor shall they be named as defendants in an action based on their acts or omissions.   Notwithstanding subsection (a), this section does not apply to:  Willful, wanton, grossly negligent, reckless, or criminal conduct of, or an intentional tort committed by, a volunteer health practitioner; or   An action brought against a volunteer health practitioner:  For damages for breach of contract, other than for contracts related to the provision of health or veterinary services;   By a source or host entity; or   Relating to the operation of a motor vehicle, vessel, aircraft, or other vehicle by a volunteer health practitioner for which this state requires the operator to have a valid operator's license or to maintain liability insurance, other than an ambulance or other emergency response vehicle, vessel, or aircraft operated by a volunteer health practitioner responding to a request for health services or transporting a patient.       Source, coordinating, and host entities are not vicariously liable for the acts or omissions of volunteer health practitioners in providing health services authorized pursuant to this part.   Source, coordinating, and host entities are not liable for civil damages for the operation of, or reliance upon information provided by a registration system, unless the acts or omissions constitute an intentional tort or are willful, wanton, grossly negligent, reckless, or criminal in nature.   Notwithstanding subsection (a), for purposes of recovering damages from the state, volunteer health practitioners shall be considered volunteer state employees under § 8-42-101(3)(B) for purposes of § 9-8-112, for the purposes of recovering damages from the states based on their acts or omissions in providing health services pursuant to this part. The registration of individual volunteer health practitioners with the board of claims required under § 8-42-101(3)(B) shall be made by the registration system under which the volunteer health practitioner was registered; provided, however, that nothing in this part shall authorize any volunteer health practitioner's participation as a member of the Tennessee consolidated retirement system, unless the practitioner was a member at the time the emergency was declared.
TN Code § 58-2-812 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 2 - Disasters, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Part 8 - Uniform Emergency Volunteer Health Practitioners Act of 2007|§ 58-2-812. Workers' Compensation Benefits

 Notwithstanding § 8-42-101(3)(B) concerning workers' compensation coverage of certain state employees, a volunteer health practitioner who is providing health services in this state pursuant to this part, or who is traveling to or from this state to provide such services, and who is not covered by workers' compensation insurance, shall be considered an employee of this state for purposes of any medical workers' compensation benefits concerning any injury incurred in traveling or providing the services. Benefits for volunteer health practitioners are limited to those medical benefits provided to state employees under the laws of this state.
TN Code § 58-2-813 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 2 - Disasters, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Part 8 - Uniform Emergency Volunteer Health Practitioners Act of 2007|§ 58-2-813. Uniformity of Law Among States

 In applying and construing this part, consideration shall be given to the need to promote uniformity of the law with respect to its subject matter among states that enact it.
TN Code § 58-4-101 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 1 - War Records Bureau|§ 58-4-101. Establishment and Duties of Bureau

 There is created in the military department a war records bureau, the duties of which shall be to compile and preserve the records of those Tennesseans who have served their state and nation in time of war, to correlate these records as to rank, organization and branch of service, and to furnish to each county in the state a complete list of the residents of that county participating in such war; provided, however, that it shall be the duty of such war records bureau to furnish to the department of veterans services, upon request of such department and without cost to the latter, any and all records which may be in the possession of the war records bureau.
TN Code § 58-4-102 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 1 - War Records Bureau|§ 58-4-102. Personnel — Appropriations

 The adjutant general, with the approval of the governor, shall appoint such necessary personnel as may be needed to enable the war records bureau to function efficiently; the compensation of such personnel, to be fixed by the adjutant general, with the approval of the governor, shall be upon the same scale as paid for comparable services in other departments of the state. For the purpose of enabling the bureau to operate, there is appropriated the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) annually.
TN Code § 58-4-103 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 1 - War Records Bureau|§ 58-4-103. Request for Redaction of Social Security Number From Official Records

  Any veteran of the United States armed forces, or the veteran's surviving spouse, attorney-in-fact, personal representative or court appointed guardian, may request that the war records bureau redact from the official records that are maintained and distributed by the bureau the veteran's social security identification number from those military records if the records are stored in a manner that permits redaction.   The request for redaction of a social security identification number from a military record in the possession of the war records bureau shall be made on a paper writing in a form that is substantially similar to the form that is authorized for use under § 10-7-513. The commissioner of veterans services shall approve a form that meets the requirements of this subsection (b).   The war records bureau has no duty to inquire beyond the acknowledged request to verify the identity or authority of the person requesting the removal. Upon receiving the written request, the war records bureau shall act in accordance with the request to redact the social security identification number from a military record in the possession of the bureau. If redaction is requested and is not practicable, the war records bureau shall verbally or by writing explain to the person making the request why redaction is not practicable.
TN Code § 58-4-201 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 2 - Veterans' Memorials|§ 58-4-201. Appropriations by County Legislative Bodies

 The county legislative bodies are authorized to appropriate, by a roll call and recorded vote, from their respective county treasuries, money to be expended solely in the erection of permanent monuments or buildings or libraries or any other evidence of appreciation of the bravery and valor of soldiers, sailors, and marines, within the respective counties appropriating the same, but not from any special fund heretofore provided by law, to the honor and memory of the living and dead American soldiers, sailors, and marines, collectively, who served in World War I, II, or the War Between the States, but it is expressly provided that no sum in excess of thirty thousand dollars ($30,000) shall be appropriated by any one (1) county for such purpose.
TN Code § 58-4-202 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 2 - Veterans' Memorials|§ 58-4-202. County Monument or Building Commissioners

 When any county makes any such appropriation, the county legislative body making it shall elect five (5) reputable citizens of the respective county, over eighteen (18) years of age, who shall be known as the county monument or building commissioners, who shall be duly sworn faithfully to discharge their duties as such, and whose duty it shall be to superintend the erection of the monument or building under the general orders and direction of the legislative body; and it is expressly provided that such commissioners shall, when the monument or building has been completed and delivered, forthwith make a full and complete detailed report in writing to the county legislative body in open session, which shall be spread of record in the legislative body, accounting definitely and with detailed particulars for every dollar coming into their hands.
TN Code § 58-4-203 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 2 - Veterans' Memorials|§ 58-4-203. Filing of Plans — Accounting for Funds

 Before any part of any such appropriation shall be paid out of any county treasury, there shall first be filed with the county trustee of the county making the appropriation, plans and specifications of the proposed monument or building or library or other evidence of appreciation, with a detailed estimate of every cost and expense of the same; and it is further provided as an absolute prerequisite to the paying out of any part of any such appropriation that the persons receiving the appropriation, or any part thereof, shall give the trustee detailed vouchers approved by county monument or building commissioners and the county mayor in open court and personally receipted in writing by the payees and duly entered of record in detail in the books of the county clerk, in such manner and form as to clearly and definitely show for what purpose the money was paid and to whom, etc.
TN Code § 58-4-204 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 2 - Veterans' Memorials|§ 58-4-204. Appropriation Limited to Work and Material

 No part of any such appropriation shall be expended for land, fees, or salaries, but shall all be used for the erection of the monument or building, and all such money shall be alone for work on and material entering into the construction of the monument or building.
TN Code § 58-4-205 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 2 - Veterans' Memorials|§ 58-4-205. Penalty for Misappropriation of Funds

 Any and all persons accepting the custody or control of any part of any such appropriation provided for, who misappropriates or aids in the misappropriation or willful diversion of any part of the same is guilty of a Class E felony, which penalty may be commuted to six (6) months in the workhouse in the discretion of the court, and shall be fined fifty dollars ($50.00) which, when collected, shall be paid into the county school fund.
TN Code § 58-4-206 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 2 - Veterans' Memorials|§ 58-4-206. Municipal and County Memorials

 Each municipality and county of the state is authorized and empowered to erect suitable public memorials and to contract for the erection of such memorials to the services of the members of the armed forces and veterans of the various wars in which Tennesseans have fought. The memorials selected shall be in the form of any public improvement approved as hereinafter provided by the governing body of such municipality or county and may include public buildings, hospitals, schools and auditoriums (but such enumeration shall not limit the discretion of such governing body of the municipality or county in its selection of appropriate memorials).
TN Code § 58-4-207 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 2 - Veterans' Memorials|§ 58-4-207. Cooperation With Federal Government

 Each municipality and county of the state acting under §§ 58-4-206 — 58-4-208 is expressly authorized to cooperate with the federal government or any other governmental agencies in the planning, erecting and financing of any memorial hereunder, and is authorized to receive from such governmental agencies, pursuant to any plan of cooperation with such governmental agencies gifts, bounties or grants-in-aid of any character to supplement or entirely finance the cost of any project undertaken pursuant to §§ 58-4-206 — 58-4-208.
TN Code § 58-4-208 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 2 - Veterans' Memorials|§ 58-4-208. Borrowing Power — Bonds

 Each municipality and county of the state, acting by and through its governing body, is authorized to borrow money and to issue and sell bonds of such municipality or county pursuant to title 9, chapter 21 for the purpose of providing the funds necessary to carry out the purposes of §§ 58-4-206 — 58-4-208.
TN Code § 58-4-301 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 3 - p.o.w.-m.i.a. Recognition|§ 58-4-301. Display of p.o.w.-m.i.a. Flag Over State Capitol

   On days that neither house of the general assembly is in session during the month of September, the P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag must be displayed over the state capitol in accordance with § 4-1-406(a), on any day the United States flag is displayed, in order to increase public awareness of the P.O.W.-M.I.A. issue and to gain public support for the efforts of the United States government to resolve this matter.   Beginning June 30, 2017, the P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag must be displayed daily below the United States flag in War Memorial Plaza and in Vietnam Veterans Park.     In addition to the requirements of subsection (a), the P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag may be displayed over the state capitol, in accordance with § 4-1-406(a), on any day the United States flag is displayed over the state capitol.
TN Code § 58-4-302 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 3 - p.o.w.-m.i.a. Recognition|§ 58-4-302. Donations of p.o.w.-m.i.a. Flags

  Any individual or group may donate a P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag to a county, municipal or state government for the display of the flag pursuant to this part.   In addition to the display of the flag over the state capitol pursuant to § 58-4-301(b), the P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag may be displayed by a county or municipal government at the following buildings on any day the United States flag is displayed:  The courthouse or other building that serves as the main administrative building of the county; or   The building that serves as the city or town hall or main administrative building of the municipality.     If the flag is displayed, it shall be displayed in accordance with § 4-1-406(a).
TN Code § 58-4-303 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 3 - p.o.w.-m.i.a. Recognition|§ 58-4-303. Display and Maintenance of Flags

 If a P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag is donated for display to and is displayed by the state, county or municipal government in accordance with this part, it shall be raised and lowered at the same time, and maintained in the same manner, as the state and United States flags. The county, city, or state government will utilize current flag poles and halyard to display the P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag.
TN Code § 58-4-304 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 3 - p.o.w.-m.i.a. Recognition|§ 58-4-304. Hours of Display — Flag Design

 The P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag, which depicts a prisoner's profile against the background of a P.O.W. watchtower, if displayed, shall be displayed in accordance with this part during normal business hours.
TN Code § 58-4-305 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 3 - p.o.w.-m.i.a. Recognition|§ 58-4-305. “Public Building” Defined

 For purposes of this part, “public building” is defined according to § 68-120-203.
TN Code § 58-4-306 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 58 - Military Affairs, Emergencies and Civil Defense|Chapter 4 - War Records and Memorials|Part 3 - p.o.w.-m.i.a. Recognition|§ 58-4-306. Welcome Centers

 The P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag, as described in § 58-4-304, may be displayed at each welcome center operated by the department of tourist development, and, if so displayed, shall be third in order on the flagpole after the flag of the United States of America and the Tennessee state flag. When the P.O.W.-M.I.A. flag is so displayed, it shall be displayed during the same hours and maintained in the same manner as the flag of the United States of America and the Tennessee state flag are displayed and maintained at the respective welcome centers operated by the department of tourist development, notwithstanding § 58-4-304 to the contrary. Flags displayed pursuant to this section shall be donated in accordance with § 58-4-302 and no state funds shall be expended to purchase the flags.
TN Code § 59-4-101 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 59 - Mines and Mining|Chapter 4 - Certification and Duties of Mine Employees|Part 1 - Examinations|§ 59-4-101. Position of Mine Foreman — Examinations for Applicants

 The commissioner of labor and workforce development or the commissioner's representative is hereby authorized to develop, conduct, and administer an examination for applicants for certificates of qualification for the position of mine foreman and to ascertain the qualifications of such applicants.
TN Code § 59-4-201 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 59 - Mines and Mining|Chapter 4 - Certification and Duties of Mine Employees|Part 2 - Certification|§ 59-4-201. Evidence of Qualifications — Fees — Temporary Permits

   Before the issuance of certificates to any applicant, the applicant must give satisfactory evidence to the commissioner of labor and workforce development or the commissioner's authorized representative of the applicant's good conduct, honesty, capability, and sobriety, and shall pay the commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative for the use and benefit of the state the following fees:  For conducting the examination (to be paid when examination is held) twenty-five dollars ($25.00); and   For issuance and registration of the certificates, twenty-five dollars ($25.00) to be paid when issued.     All fees collected by virtue of this section shall be reported and paid into the state treasury at the end of the month during which the collections are made by the commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative, to be placed to the credit of the department of labor and workforce development.     The commissioner or the commissioner's designee may examine any applicant for a temporary certificate of qualifications, upon request, and if such applicant is found to be competent, the applicant may be issued a temporary permit to act as mine foreman thereunder until the next mine foreman examination is held, when the temporary permit shall expire. Only one (1) such temporary permit shall be issued to any applicant. As a condition for the issuance of a temporary permit, the commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative is authorized to examine applicants to determine if they are qualified to test for methane with an approved detector.
TN Code § 59-4-202 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 59 - Mines and Mining|Chapter 4 - Certification and Duties of Mine Employees|Part 2 - Certification|§ 59-4-202. Reports to Secretary of State — Certification of Applicants

 The commissioner of labor and workforce development shall report the commissioner's action to the secretary of state and shall certify to the qualifications of each applicant who satisfactorily passed the examination.
TN Code § 59-4-203 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 59 - Mines and Mining|Chapter 4 - Certification and Duties of Mine Employees|Part 2 - Certification|§ 59-4-203. Contents of Certificate — Record by Secretary of State

 The certificate shall contain the full name, age, social security number, and place of birth of the applicant; also the length and nature of the applicant's previous experience in and about coal and other mines; and the secretary of state shall, without cost, keep a record in the secretary of state's office of all certificates issued.
TN Code § 59-4-204 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 59 - Mines and Mining|Chapter 4 - Certification and Duties of Mine Employees|Part 2 - Certification|§ 59-4-204. Revocation of Certificate

  The commissioner of labor and workforce development or the commissioner's authorized representative may, upon a written complaint, investigate a mine foreman to whom a certificate has been issued under this chapter, and may revoke a mine foreman certificate upon a finding that the holder has been guilty of incompetence in the performance of the holder's duties or for any cause for which issuance of a certificate could have been refused had it been known to the commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative at the time of issuance; provided, that a holder of a certificate shall be given ten (10) days notice from the commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative to appear before the commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative to show cause why such certificate should not be revoked.   The Uniform Administrative Procedures Act, compiled in title 4, chapter 5, governs the conduct of all proceedings before the commissioner or the commissioner's authorized representative in the revocation of mine foreman certificates.
TN Code § 59-4-205 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 59 - Mines and Mining|Chapter 4 - Certification and Duties of Mine Employees|Part 2 - Certification|§ 59-4-205. Notice of Revocation — Certification to Secretary of State — Surrender of Certificate — Penalty for Failure to Surrender

 If the certificate is revoked, the holder of such certificate and the employer of the holder shall each be notified of such revocation, and the department of labor and workforce development shall immediately certify the same to the secretary of state, who shall record the revocation upon a book containing copies of certificates issued, and the holder of the certificate shall immediately surrender the revoked certificate to the department of labor and workforce development, to be turned over to the secretary of state for cancellation. A holder of a revoked certificate who fails or refuses to surrender it is guilty of a Class C misdemeanor.
TN Code § 59-4-206 (2021)
2021 Tennessee Code|Title 59 - Mines and Mining|Chapter 4 - Certification and Duties of Mine Employees|Part 2 - Certification|§ 59-4-206. Lost Certificates — Copies

 In case of the loss or destruction of a certificate, the secretary of state may supply a copy thereof to the person losing same upon the payment of fifty cents (50¢); provided, that it shall be shown to the satisfaction of the secretary of state that the loss has actually occurred and the loser was a holder of such certificate.