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Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 4 - Hearing Procedures › 6 AAC 30.490 - Expenses

Current through May 31, 2024
The executive director will determine what hearing expenses
					 shall be paid by the commission to present the facts in support of the
					 accusation. The expenses will be made in the public interest and when state
					 money is available. Complainant and respondent, at their own expense, may incur
					 additional costs and apply for reimbursement under
					 6 AAC 30.492.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS 18.80.060
AS 18.80.120
AS
						18.80.130
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 4 - Hearing Procedures › 6 AAC 30.492 - Attorney's fees or costs

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Not later than
				  10 days after the decision of the hearing commissioners is served, a party may
				  request by motion the commission to order the payment of attorney's fees or
				  costs. The motion shall be filed with the administrative law judge or hearing
				  examiner. After providing a reasonable opportunity to respond, the
				  administrative law judge or hearing examiner shall issue a recommended decision
				  on the motion. The recommended decision is subject to the procedures in
				  6 AAC 30.470(d) and (e). The hearing
				  commissioners will issue a final order on the motion in accordance with the
				  procedures set out in
				  6 AAC 30.480(a) and (c) -
				  (e).
(b) An award of attorney's
				  fees and costs will be made against a complainant upon a showing that he or she
				  pursued an action not authorized by the executive director that was frivolous,
				  unreasonable, or groundless, or that an action authorized by the executive
				  director was based upon information furnished in bad faith by
				  complainant.
(c) No award will be
				  made for attorney's fees and costs incurred by a party before issuance of
				  notice of conciliation failure.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS 18.80.130
AS
						18.80.135
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 4 - Hearing Procedures › 6 AAC 30.495 - Sanctions

Current through May 31, 2024
The examiner may order a party or counsel who knowingly
					 uses these regulations for delay, or who fails to comply with these regulations
					 or other procedures previously ordered, to pay costs, including attorney's fees
					 and damages, to any other person who has been harmed by the delay or failure to
					 comply.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS
						18.80.060(b)
AS 18.80.120
AS
						18.80.130
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 4 - Hearing Procedures › 6 AAC 30.497 - Hearing record

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The hearing record consists of the
				  accusation and answer, as amended, the recording of the hearing, exhibits and
				  depositions admitted or excluded by the administrative law judge or hearing
				  examiner, affidavits, stipulations, briefs, orders, the recommended decision
				  and objections to it, and the final order of the hearing
				  commissioners.
(b) A party may
				  purchase from the commission
(1) a copy of the
				  audiotape of the hearing; or
(2) a
				  transcript of the audiotape of the hearing, if the commission prepares a
				  transcript.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 5 - Hearing Discovery › 6 AAC 30.510 - Discovery

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The executive director and the respondent
				  may engage in reasonable discovery. Unless otherwise ordered or agreed to by
				  the parties, the rules for discovery in civil proceedings in the courts of this
				  state apply, except that the initial disclosure requirements of those rules do
				  not apply. The commission strongly encourages informality and cooperation
				  between parties in the discovery process.
(b) The executive director shall make the
				  investigative file available to the complainant and respondent upon request
				  within a reasonable time after issuing the accusation. Records and information
				  required to be kept confidential by law must be withheld from
				  disclosure.
This section was adapted from Rule 26 of Alaska Rules of
						Civil Procedure, as amended January 1, 1979. This section was based on
						6 AAC 30.035 before 3/12/81. The history note to this
						section contains the history of
						6 AAC 30.035 before
						3/12/81.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS 18.80.060
AS 18.80.115
AS 18.80.120
AS
						18.80.130
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 6 - Accommodations for Service Animals and Alert Animals › 6 AAC 30.610 - Accommodations for service animals and alert animals.

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A public
				  accommodation shall modify policies, practices, or procedures to permit the use
				  of a service or alert animal by an individual with a disability.
(b) An individual with a disability shall be
				  permitted to be accompanied by a service or alert animal in all areas of a
				  place of public accommodation where members of the public, program
				  participants, clients, customers, patrons, or invitees, as relevant, are
				  allowed to go.
(c) A public
				  accommodation may not ask about the nature or extent of a person's disability.
(d) A public accommodation may
				  ask, when it is not readily apparent that an animal is trained to do work or
				  perform tasks for an individual with a disability, (1) if the animal is
				  required because of a disability and (2) what work or task the animal
				  performs.
(e) A person with a
				  disability may not be required to produce documentation that an animal has been
				  certified, trained, or licensed as a service animal. A public accommodation may
				  require an individual with a disability accompanied by an alert animal to
				  produce written verification of a licensed health care provider, who has
				  conducted an in-person physical examination of the individual, of the animal's
				  ability to alert to the present impairment of a vital function which is a
				  condition of the individual's disability.
(f) A service or alert animal must behave
				  appropriately in public, must be under the control of its handler and must be
				  harnessed, leashed, or other tethered, unless these devices would interfere
				  with the service or alert animal's work or the individual's disability prevents
				  using these devices. If the devices interfere, then the handler must maintain
				  control of the animal through voice, signal, or other effective means. A public
				  accommodation is not responsible for the care or supervision of a service or
				  alert animal.
(g) A service or alert
				  animal may be excluded or removed from the premises if
(1) the animal is out of control and the
				  animal's handler does not take effective action to control the
				  animal,
(2) the animal is not
				  housebroken,
(3) the animal's
				  behavior poses a significant risk to the health or safety of others that cannot
				  be eliminated by a modification of policies, practices, or procedures, or by
				  the provision of auxiliary aids or services, or
(4)  admitting the animal would fundamentally
				  alter the nature of the goods, services, programs, or activities provided to
				  the public.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 8 - Reports and Recordkeeping › 6 AAC 30.810 - Employer records

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) An employer subject to AS 18.80 shall
				  make, and keep for two years, records of the race, age, and sex of its
				  applicants for employment and its employees.
(b) An employer who is being investigated
				  under AS 18.80 shall retain, until final disposition of the complaint, all
				  records relevant to the determination of the complaint. These records include
(1) application forms, including records of
				  the race, age, and sex of applicants;
(2) position descriptions;
(3) classification studies;
(4) payroll data;
(5) personnel files, including employment
				  application forms and other records pertaining to hiring, promotion, demotion,
				  transfer, layoff or termination, rates of pay or other terms of compensation,
				  and selection for training or apprenticeship;
(6) any other records relevant to the
				  employment status of employees and applicants which the employer makes in the
				  ordinary course of business.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 8 - Reports and Recordkeeping › 6 AAC 30.820 - Labor union records

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A labor organization subject to AS 18.80
				  shall make, and keep for two years, records of the race, age, and sex of its
				  members, applicants for membership, and others using its services.
(b) A labor organization that is being
				  investigated under AS 18.80 shall retain, until final disposition of the
				  complaint, all records relevant to the determination of the complaint. These
				  records include
(1) logs and other records
				  which document the dispatch of members and others for employment;
(2) application forms and other records
				  relevant to selection and training of apprentices;
(3) membership logs and registers, including
				  records of dues payments, contributions to benefit programs and hours worked;
				  and
(4) other records relevant to
				  the affiliation of persons with the labor organization or the use of its
				  services which the labor organization makes in the ordinary course of
				  business.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 8 - Reports and Recordkeeping › 6 AAC 30.830 - Employment agency records

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) An employment
				  agency subject to AS 18.80 shall make, and keep for two years, records of the
				  race, age, and sex of candidates for job referrals.
(b) An employment agency which is being
				  investigated pursuant to AS 18.80 shall retain, until final disposition of the
				  complaint, all records relevant to the determination of the complaint. These
				  records include
(1) job orders placed by
				  prospective employers and records of the selection and referral of candidates
				  to employers;
(2) applications and
				  files of persons seeking referral by the employment agency to prospective
				  employers, including reference checks and verification of employment history;
				  and
(3) other records relevant to
				  the acceptance of job orders or the referral of prospective candidates which
				  the employment agency makes in the ordinary course of business.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 8 - Reports and Recordkeeping › 6 AAC 30.840 - Retention of records

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) The records specified in
				  6 AAC 30.810 -
				  6 AAC 30.830 must be maintained for inspection and
				  copying by the commission for at least two years after the record is
				  made.
(b) In addition to the
				  requirement in (a) of this section, a respondent must maintain the records of a
				  person who has filed a complaint with the commission, or records of a class of
				  persons named in a complaint filed with the commission, and the records of
				  persons or classes in similar or related circumstances until final disposition
				  of the complaint by the commission.
This section was based on
						6 AAC 30.130(d) before 3/12/81. The
						history note to this section contains the history of
						6 AAC 30.130(d) before
						3/12/81.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS 18.80.100
AS 18.80.110
AS 18.80.120
AS 18.80.130
AS
						18.80.220(b)
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 8 - Reports and Recordkeeping › 6 AAC 30.850 - Failure to keep records

Current through May 31, 2024
The executive director may file a complaint alleging a
					 violation of
					 AS
					 18.80.220(b) if an employer,
					 labor organization or employment agency fails to make and retain the records
					 specified in
					 6 AAC 30.810 -
					 6 AAC 30.830. If this failure is discovered during
					 investigation of a complaint, the commission's staff may include in its
					 determination a finding of noncompliance with
					 AS
					 18.80.220(b). Conciliation
					 efforts will seek to secure compliance with
					 6 AAC 30.810 -
					 6 AAC 30.830, and failure of conciliation will result in
					 a hearing on the recordkeeping issue.
This section was based on
						6 AAC 30.130(e) before 3/12/81. The
						history note to this section contains the history of
						6 AAC 30.130(e) before
						3/12/81.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS 18.80.100
AS 18.80.110
AS
						18.80.220(b)
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 8 - Reports and Recordkeeping › 6 AAC 30.860 - Commission studies

Current through May 31, 2024
The commission will study employment practices periodically
					 to discover potential violations of AS 18.80 and will request access to records
					 kept under 6 AAC 30.810 -
					 6 AAC 30.830. These requests are an "inquiry" as
					 specified in
					 AS
					 18.80.060(c) and are subject
					 to the compulsory process in that subsection. The commission may publish the
					 results of its study in a form that does not disclose the identity of a
					 reporting entity.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS 18.80.060
AS
						18.80.220
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 9 - General Provisions › 6 AAC 30.905 - Access to investigative files

Current through May 31, 2024
Records of investigation and information obtained during an
					 investigation or inquiry are confidential and may not be disclosed except in
					 accordance with
					 AS
					 18.80.115. Records of conciliation may not be
					 disclosed in any event. Records and information required to be kept
					 confidential by law must be withheld from disclosure.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS
						18.80.110
AS
						18.80.115
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 9 - General Provisions › 6 AAC 30.910 - Substantive standards

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Determinations by the commission's staff,
				  recommendations by examiners and adjudications by hearing commissioners will be
				  made consistent with state decisions on AS 18.80, commission decisions,
				  commission guidelines, regulations, and policy statements.
(b) The commission considers instructive, but
				  not binding, relevant federal case law, statutes, regulations, and guidelines
				  if they do not limit the commission's obligation to construe AS 18.80
				  liberally. In deciding complaints of alleged discrimination under AS 18.80 in
				  employment, state and local government services, or public accommodations
				  because of physical or mental disability, the commission may use
				  42 U.S.C.
				  12101 -
				  12213 (Americans with Disabilities
				  Act) and relevant federal case law as a guideline. If there is a conflict
				  between these federal laws and AS 18.80 and the regulations in this chapter,
				  the provisions of state law will govern when state law is more liberal than
				  federal law.
(c) It is a defense to
				  a complaint of unlawful discrimination to establish by clear and convincing
				  evidence that a distinction in employment prohibited by
				  AS
				  18.80.220(a)(1) is required
				  by business necessity or the reasonable demands of the position. "Business
				  necessity" or "reasonable demands of the position" means that the distinction
				  is necessary to the safe and efficient operation of the business; the business
				  purpose is sufficiently compelling to override any disproportionate impact on
				  an individual protected by
				  AS
				  18.80.220(a), and the
				  challenged business practice efficiently carries out the business purpose it is
				  alleged to serve, and there is no available or acceptable policy or practice
				  which would better accomplish the business purpose advanced or accomplish it
				  equally well with less discriminatory impact on the complainant.
6 AAC 30.910(a) and (b) were based on
						6 AAC 30.010(m) and
						6 AAC 30.055(d) before 3/12/81. The
						history note to this section contains the history of
						6 AAC 30.010(m) and
						6 AAC 30.055(d), before
						3/12/81.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS 18.80.060
AS 18.80.120
AS
						18.80.145
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 9 - General Provisions › 6 AAC 30.920 - Cases filed in superior court

Current through May 31, 2024
When a complaint is filed in superior court alleging a
					 violation of AS 18.80, the plaintiff shall promptly serve a copy of the
					 complaint on the executive director. If the same parties or issues are
					 currently before the commission, the commission, in its discretion, will seek
					 intervention in the civil action or deferral of the civil action to the
					 commission, or it will close or hold in abeyance the complaint before the
					 commission.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS 18.80.110
AS 18.80.120
AS
						18.80.145
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 9 - General Provisions › 6 AAC 30.940 - Reopening

Current through May 31, 2024
The hearing commissioners may reopen a case closed under
					 6 AAC 30.480 on their own motion or on a motion of a
					 party. A motion for reopening must be filed with the commission within 15 days
					 after service of the final order. The power to reopen a case expires 30 days
					 after the service of the order. If no action is taken on a motion for reopening
					 within the time allowed, the motion is considered denied.
This section was based on
						6 AAC 30.110 before 3/12/81. The history note to this
						section contains the history of
						6 AAC 30.110 before
						3/12/81.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS 18.80.060
AS 18.80.110
AS 18.80.120
AS
						18.80.130
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 9 - General Provisions › 6 AAC 30.950 - Publication of case results

Current through May 31, 2024
The executive director will publish the result of
					 complaints when the public interest will be served by educating persons as to
					 their rights, remedies and obligations under AS 18.80. Names of parties will
					 not be disclosed by the commission without their consent if the case is
					 resolved before certification of conciliation failure by the executive
					 director. The commission will disclose the identity of parties to cases which
					 are resolved after certification of conciliation failure.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS 18.80.110
AS 18.80.120
AS
						18.80.130
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 9 - General Provisions › 6 AAC 30.960 - Local human rights commissions

Current through May 31, 2024
The commission will, in its discretion, sign agreements
					 with local human rights commissions which share responsibility for resolving
					 discrimination cases to avoid duplication and overlap in processing. The
					 commission will accord substantial weight to the findings and orders of local
					 human rights commissions if the result is consistent with the requirements of
					 AS 18.80 and this chapter.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS
						18.80.290
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 9 - General Provisions › 6 AAC 30.970 - Availability of regulations

Current through May 31, 2024
Copies of AS 18.80, commission regulations, commission
					 decisions and case law on AS 18.80 are available for public inspection at all
					 offices of the commission and at state law libraries.
This section was based on
						6 AAC 30.150 before 3/12/81. The history note to this
						section contains the history of
						6 AAC 30.150 before
						3/12/81.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 9 - General Provisions › 6 AAC 30.975 - Construction of regulations

Current through May 31, 2024
The regulations in this chapter shall be liberally
					 construed to accomplish the purposes of AS 18.80 and the policies of the
					 commission. A party appearing before the commission without counsel will not be
					 penalized or prejudiced if the party has made a good-faith effort to comply
					 with these regulations.
This section was based on
						6 AAC 30.160 before 3/12/81. The history note to this
						section contains the history of
						6 AAC 30.160 before
						3/12/81.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS
						18.80.060(b)
AS 18.80.110
AS 18.80.120
AS 18.80.130
AS 18.80.150
AS
						18.80.160
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 9 - General Provisions › 6 AAC 30.980 - Validity of regulations

Current through May 31, 2024
If a provision of this chapter or its application to any
					 person or circumstance is adjudged by a court of competent jurisdiction to be
					 invalid, or if by legislative action any regulation loses its force and effect,
					 that judgement or action does not affect the remainder of this
					 chapter.
This section was based on
						6 AAC 30.180 before 3/12/81. The history note to this
						section contains the history of
						6 AAC 30.180 before
						3/12/81.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 9 - General Provisions › 6 AAC 30.985 - Exemption

Current through May 31, 2024
Any organization operated for charitable or educational
					 purposes and supervised or controlled by or in connection with a religious
					 organization is not prohibited from limiting admission to or giving preference
					 to persons of the same religion or denomination or otherwise making a hiring
					 decision that will promote the religious principles for which it is established
					 or maintained.
Authority:
AS
						18.80.050
AS 18.80.200
AS 18.80.210
AS 18.80.220
AS 18.80.230
AS
						18.80.300(3)
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2 - State Commission for Human Rights › Chapter 30 - Rules Governing Practice and Procedure Before the State Commission for Human Rights › Article 9 - General Provisions › 6 AAC 30.990 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Unless the context indicates otherwise,
				  in this chapter or in AS 18.80
(1)
				  "chairperson" means the duly elected chairman or chairwoman of the State
				  Commission for Human Rights, or in the absence of the chairperson, the
				  vice-chairperson or other commissioner designated by the remaining members of
				  the commission;
(2) "commission"
				  means the State Commission for Human Rights;
(3) "commissioner" means one of the members
				  of the State Commission for Human Rights;
(4) "discrimination because of marital status
				  or changes in marital status" includes unjustified adverse action taken against
				  a person because that person is single, married, widowed or divorced, or
				  because of that person's marriage or termination of marriage to another person;
(5) "executive director" includes
				  the designee of the executive director who presents the case in support of the
				  accusation;
(6) "hearing
				  commissioners" means the commissioners designated by the chairperson to conduct
				  a hearing;
(7) "investigative
				  files" means all information acquired during the course of investigation of a
				  complaint but does not include
(A)
				  information whose release is prohibited by federal law or regulation, or state
				  law;
(B) intra-agency memoranda or
				  staff work product;
(C) attorney
				  work product;
(8) "party"
				  or "parties" means the complainant, respondent or executive director;
(9) "place of public accommodation, resort or
				  amusement" includes but is not limited to educational institutions and all
				  places included in the meaning of that term as it appears in
				  AS
				  18.80.300(7);
(10) "public" means persons other than the
				  parties, but does not include those government agencies
(A) which are investigating or taking formal
				  action under
				  AS 18.80.200 -
				  AS
				  18.80.295;
(B)whose stated policy and purpose is to
				  eradicate discrimination in employment; credit and financing practices; places
				  of accommodation; practices by the state or its political subdivisions; or the
				  sale, lease, or rental of real property.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.010 - Purpose of regulations

Current through May 31, 2024
The regulations in this chapter are intended to implement,
				  interpret, and make specific the Act providing for a federal budget impact fund
				  (ch. 125, SLA 1982).
Authority:
Art. III, sec. 1,
Ak. Const.
Art. III, sec. 16,
Ak. Const.
Art. III, sec. 24,
Ak. Const.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.020 - Applications

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) Applications for grants from the fund
				must be made on forms provided by the Office of the Governor and the Department
				of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development.
(b) Applications from municipalities,
				unincorporated communities, and nonprofit corporations must be made to the
				Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development.
(c) Applications will be evaluated at the
				time received; however, the governor will, in his discretion, defer the award
				of a grant to an applicant if additional information or an application of
				higher preference or priority is anticipated.
(d) Grants will be administered by the state
				agency that oversees each program area.
As of Register 171 (October 2004), the regulations attorney
					 made technical revisions under
					 AS
					 44.62.125(b)(6) to reflect
					 the name change of the Department of Community and Economic Development to the
					 Department of Commerce, Community, and Economic Development made by ch. 47, SLA
					 2004 and the corresponding title change of the commissioner of community and
					 economic development.
Authority:
Ch. 125, SLA
					 1982
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.030 - Qualified applicants

Current through May 31, 2024
An entity is qualified to apply for a grant if
(1) it is an Alaska state agency,
				municipality, unincorporated community, or nonprofit corporation;
(2) the aid, goods, or services to be
				provided by the grantee program serve a public purpose and are or were being
				provided under an existing program; and
(3) the existing program suffered or will
				suffer a reduction in its federal funding component in state fiscal year 1982
				or 1983, or the grantee program will see an increase in demand for its aid,
				goods, or services because of reductions in federal funding for existing
				programs.
Authority:
Ch. 125, SLA
					 1982
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.040 - Size of grant; use

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A grant may not exceed the amount of the
				reduction in federal funding to the existing program, unless the grant is made
				to meet an increase in demand on a program caused by federal funding reductions
				in existing programs.
(b) A grant
				may be used only for the purposes authorized by the state agency administering
				the grant.
Authority:
Ch. 125, SLA
					 1982
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.050 - Funding preference

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) In evaluating grant applications, funding
				preference will be given to applications in the following order:
(1) applications that propose the delivery of
				aid, goods, or services that are essential to the maintenance of life, health,
				or safety; such aid, goods, or services include food, water, shelter, heat,
				emergency medical services, and police and fire protection;
(2) applications that propose the delivery of
				aid, goods, or services that are beneficial but not essential to the
				maintenance of life, health, or safety; such aid, goods, or services include
				routine medical services, primary and secondary education services, and safe
				water-delivery and waste-disposal services;
(3) applications that propose the delivery of
				aid, goods, or services that foster economic development; such aid, goods, or
				services include employment counseling, job training, and day care;
(4) applications that propose the delivery of
				aid, goods, or services that enhance the quality of life; such aid, goods, or
				services include artistic grants, cultural exhibits, plays, and
				concerts.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.060 - Advancement of lower-preference applications

Current through May 31, 2024
An application in a preference category described in
				  6 AAC 40.050(a) (2) - (4) may be
				  advanced ahead of higher-preference applications if, because of the magnitude
				  of the problem addressed, the program is essential or beneficial to the
				  maintenance of life, health, or safety. For example, an economic development
				  program may be considered essential if a predominant industry or a business
				  district has been destroyed, leaving residents economically unable to obtain
				  food, water, shelter, heat, emergency medical services, or police and fire
				  protection.
Authority:
Ch. 125, SLA
					 1982
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.070 - Denial of applications

Current through May 31, 2024
Applications for grants will, in the governor's discretion,
				  be denied or deferred if
(1) the fund
				is exhausted;
(2) there are
				applications for grantee programs of higher preference or priority pending or
				anticipated;
(3) the applicant is
				not able to deliver the proposed aid, goods, or services effectively,
				efficiently, or at a reasonable cost;
(4) the magnitude of the federal funding
				reduction to the existing program is such that it will not substantially
				obstruct the attainment of program goals; or
(5) the grantee program is not appropriate
				for state funding assistance under ch. 125, SLA 1982.
Authority:
Ch. 125, SLA
					 1982
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.080 - Comparable proposals

Current through May 31, 2024
If two or more applications are received from entities
				  proposing to provide substantially the same aid, goods, or services to
				  substantially the same recipients, the grant will be awarded to the more
				  qualified applicant, taking into consideration the cost of the proposals and
				  the ability of the applicants to efficiently and effectively provide the
				  proposed aid, goods, or services.
Authority:
Ch. 125, SLA
					 1982
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.090 - Fund reserve

Current through May 31, 2024
The governor may reserve a portion of the fund for
				  distribution when actual or further budget reductions are
				  ascertainable.
Authority:
Ch. 125, SLA
					 1982
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.100 - Repayment of grants

Current through May 31, 2024
If funding for a program is, in whole or in part, restored or
				  obtained from another federal or nonfederal source, the grantee shall, within
				  30 days, repay to the state an amount equal to the amount of funding restored
				  or obtained, with interest earned on the grant funds, if any, while in the
				  possession or control of the grantee.
Authority:
Ch. 125, SLA
					 1982
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.110 - Amendment of grants

Current through May 31, 2024
After the award of a grant, if conditions warrant, the terms
				  of a grant agreement between the state and the grantee may be amended, in a
				  writing signed by the grantee and the state agency administering the grant,
				  without reapplication and evaluation.
Authority:
Ch. 125, SLA
					 1982
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.120 - Financial and performance reporting

Current through May 31, 2024
(a) A grantee shall
				submit, to the state agency administering the grant, financial and performance
				reports detailing the uses of the grant, at least every three months or more
				often as may be required by the grant agreement between the applicant and the
				state. A report required by this section must be submitted or postmarked not
				later than 15 days after the end of each required reporting period unless the
				grantee has spent its entire grant and has previously submitted complete
				financial and performance reports.
(b) Upon complete expenditure of a grant, the
				grantee shall submit to the state agency administering the grant a financial
				report and a program performance report detailing expenditure of the funds and
				program performance. The financial report must be prepared by a person
				competent in accounting matters and must be certified by that person as being
				true and correct. The program performance report must be prepared by an officer
				or employee of the applicant who is approved by the state agency that
				administers the grant.
(c) The
				state agency that administers the grant may require an independent audit by a
				certified public accountant or other person, and may require the grantee to pay
				the cost of the audit.
Authority:
Ch. 125, SLA
					 1982
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2A - Division of Budget and Management › Chapter 40 - Federal Budget Impact Fund › 6 AAC 40.900 - Definitions

Current through May 31, 2024
Unless the context requires otherwise, in this chapter
(1) "existing program" means a program that
				provided or provides aid, goods, or services in state fiscal year 1982 or
				1983;
(2) "grantee program" means
				the program for which the applicant seeks a grant for state fiscal year 1983;
				it may be an existing program.
Authority:
Ch. 125, SLA
					 1982
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 4 - Consistency Review Process for Activities Requiring a Federal Authorization › 6 AAC 50.415 - Pre-review assistance for an applicant for a federal authorization (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 4 - Consistency Review Process for Activities Requiring a Federal Authorization › 6 AAC 50.435 - Initiation of consistency review for a federal consistency certification (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 4 - Consistency Review Process for Activities Requiring a Federal Authorization › 6 AAC 50.455 - Comment deadline for a federal consistency certification, and review schedule modifications and extensions (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 4 - Consistency Review Process for Activities Requiring a Federal Authorization › 6 AAC 50.495 - Review process for OCS exploration, development, and production activities (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 7 - General and Nationwide Permits, Categorically Consistent Determinations, and General Consistency Determinations › 6 AAC 50.700 - Use of general and nationwide permits, categorically consistent determinations, and general consistency determinations, in project consistency reviews (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 7 - General and Nationwide Permits, Categorically Consistent Determinations, and General Consistency Determinations › 6 AAC 50.710 - Review process for categorically consistent determinations for activities that require a resource agency authorization (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 7 - General and Nationwide Permits, Categorically Consistent Determinations, and General Consistency Determinations › 6 AAC 50.720 - Implementation of categorically consistent determinations for activities that require a resource agency authorization (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 7 - General and Nationwide Permits, Categorically Consistent Determinations, and General Consistency Determinations › 6 AAC 50.730 - Review process for general consistency determinations for activities that require a resource agency authorization (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 7 - General and Nationwide Permits, Categorically Consistent Determinations, and General Consistency Determinations › 6 AAC 50.740 - Implementation of general consistency determinations for activities that require a resource agency authorization (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 7 - General and Nationwide Permits, Categorically Consistent Determinations, and General Consistency Determinations › 6 AAC 50.750 - Activities generally subject to individual consistency review (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 7 - General and Nationwide Permits, Categorically Consistent Determinations, and General Consistency Determinations › 6 AAC 50.760 - Review process for resource agency general permits (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 7 - General and Nationwide Permits, Categorically Consistent Determinations, and General Consistency Determinations › 6 AAC 50.770 - Review process for a federal general permit and nationwide permit (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 7 - General and Nationwide Permits, Categorically Consistent Determinations, and General Consistency Determinations › 6 AAC 50.780 - General consistency determinations for federal activities (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 8 - Project Modifications and Renewals of Authorizations › 6 AAC 50.810 - Project modifications after issuance of a final consistency determination (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 2B - Office of Management and Budget - Division of Governmental Coordination › Chapter 50 - Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP) Implementation › Article 8 - Project Modifications and Renewals of Authorizations › 6 AAC 50.820 - Authorization renewals, re-issuances, and expirations (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 3 - Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice (Deleted and Repealed) › Chapter 60 - Criminal Justice Information Systems (Deleted and Repealed) › Article 1 - Collection and Storage of Criminal Justice Information (Deleted) › 6 AAC 60.020 - Categories of criminal justice information which may be collected (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 3 - Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice (Deleted and Repealed) › Chapter 60 - Criminal Justice Information Systems (Deleted and Repealed) › Article 2 - Security (Deleted) › 6 AAC 60.030 - Protection of computerized criminal justice information and linkage to investigatory information (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 3 - Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice (Deleted and Repealed) › Chapter 60 - Criminal Justice Information Systems (Deleted and Repealed) › Article 3 - Access and Use (Deleted) › 6 AAC 60.070 - Restrictions on dissemination of criminal history record information (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 3 - Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice (Deleted and Repealed) › Chapter 60 - Criminal Justice Information Systems (Deleted and Repealed) › Article 4 - Purging of Criminal Justice Information (Deleted) › 6 AAC 60.100 - Purging of criminal history record information (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 3 - Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice (Deleted and Repealed) › Chapter 60 - Criminal Justice Information Systems (Deleted and Repealed) › Article 4 - Purging of Criminal Justice Information (Deleted) › 6 AAC 60.110 - Purging of certain investigative records (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 3 - Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice (Deleted and Repealed) › Chapter 60 - Criminal Justice Information Systems (Deleted and Repealed) › Article 4 - Purging of Criminal Justice Information (Deleted) › 6 AAC 60.120 - Notification of purging and requests for compliance (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 3 - Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice (Deleted and Repealed) › Chapter 60 - Criminal Justice Information Systems (Deleted and Repealed) › Article 5 - General Provisions (Repealed and Deleted) › 6 AAC 60.140 - Definitions (Repealed)

Current through May 31, 2024
The definition section has been relocated from
						6 AAC 60.140 to
						6 AAC 60.900.
Alaska Administrative Code › Title 6 - Governor's Office › Part 3 - Governor's Commission on the Administration of Justice (Deleted and Repealed) › Chapter 60 - Criminal Justice Information Systems (Deleted and Repealed) › Article 5 - General Provisions (Repealed and Deleted) › 6 AAC 60.900 - Definitions (Deleted)

Current through May 31, 2024
6 AAC 60.900 is based
						on former 6 AAC 60.140. The history note for
						6 AAC 60.900 includes the history of
						6 AAC 60.140.