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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 34 - Arkansas Board of Nursing › Rule 007.34.20-003 - ASBN Rules: Chapter Four- Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

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SECTION I
SCOPE OF PRACTICE
The advanced practice registered nurse shall practice in a
				manner consistent with the definition of the practice of advanced practice
				registered nursing set forth in Arkansas Code Annotated §
									17-87-102(4)(5)(6)(7)(8),
				and in accordance with the scope of practice defined by the appropriate
				national certifying body and the standards set forth in these rules. The
				advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) may provide health care for which the
				APRN is educationally prepared and for which competence has been attained and
				maintained.
SECTION II
QUALIFICATIONS FOR
				LICENSURE
Advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) licensure shall be
				designated in one of the four roles below and at least one population focus:
				Family/Individual Across the Lifespan, Adult-Gerontology, Neonatal, Pediatrics,
				Women's Health/Gender-Related, or Psychiatric/Mental Health (effective 2015). A
				current, unencumbered registered nurse license to practice in Arkansas is
				required for all categories of advanced practice licensure. Effective January
				1, 2003, all applicants for advanced practice licensure by examination shall
				have completed a graduate or post-graduate level advanced practice registered
				nursing education program. Applicants for advanced practice licensure by
				endorsement shall have met the educational and certification requirements set
				forth in
Arkansas State Board of Nursing Rules
at the time of
				their initial licensure as an advanced practice registered nurse in another
				jurisdiction. APRN roles and their respective qualifications are:
A.
CERTIFIED NURSE PRACTITIONER
			 (CNP)
1. Successful completion of a
			 nationally accredited graduate or post-graduate APRN education program that
			 prepares nurses for the advanced practice role of nurse practitioner;
			 and
2. Hold current certification
			 by a national certifying body recognized by the Board of Nursing in the APRN
			 role and population foci appropriate for educational preparation.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 34 - Arkansas Board of Nursing › Rule 007.34.20-004 - ASBN Rules: Chapter Six- Standards for Nursing Education Programs

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SECTION I
APPROVAL OF
				PROGRAMS
This chapter presents the Standards established by the Arkansas
				State Board of Nursing for nursing education programs that offer courses and
				learning experiences preparing graduates who are competent to practice nursing
				safely and who are eligible to take the
				NCLEX-PN® or RN®
				examination. These programs are often referred to as a prelicensure nursing
				program.
A.
NEW PROGRAM LEADING
			 TO LICENSURE
1. Institution Requirement
a. A nursing education program whose parent
			 institution is located in an Arkansas jurisdiction seeking to establish a new
			 masters, baccalaureate, diploma, associate degree or practical nursing program
			 shall meet the following requirements:
(1)
			 Educational institutions or consortiums shall be approved by the Arkansas
			 Department of Higher Education and be accredited by an accrediting body
			 recognized by the United States Secretary of Education.
(2) Hospitals or hospital consortiums shall
			 be approved by the Arkansas Department of Health and accredited by the Joint
			 Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations or equivalent
			 accrediting organization.
(3) The
			 parent institution shall meet the transfer or articulation requirements for
			 courses in Arkansas education institutions.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 34 - Arkansas Board of Nursing › Rule 007.34.20-005 - ASBN: Chapter Eight- Medication Assistant- Certified

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SECTION I
DEFINITION OF
				TERMS
DESIGNATED FACILITY
- any Board approved facility
				to include a nursing home or a facility operated as a local correctional
				facility as defined by ACA §
									12-41-107.
MEDICATION ASSISTANT-CERTIFIED - (MA-C)
a person
				who is certified by the Board to administer certain nonprescription and legend
				drugs in designated facilities.
SUPERVISION
- the oversight of the medication
				assistant-certified by a licensed nurse on the premises of a designated
				facility.
LEGEND DRUG
- a drug limited by § 503(b) (1)
				of the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to being dispensed by or upon a
				medical practitioner's prescription.
INITIAL MEDICATION
- a new medication that the
				patient has not been receiving and/or changes in dosage, route, or frequency of
				a medication that a patient is currently receiving.
SECTION II
QUALIFICATIONS
A. In order to be certified as a medication
			 assistant-certified, an applicant shall submit to the Arkansas State Board of
			 Nursing written evidence, verified by oath, that the applicant:
1. Is currently listed in good standing on
			 the state's certified nurse aide registry;
2. Has maintained registration on the state's
			 certified nurse aide registry continuously for a minimum of one (1)
			 year;
3. Has completed at least one
			 (1) continuous year of full-time experience as a certified nurse aide in this
			 state;
4. Is currently employed at
			 a designated facility;
5. Has a
			 high school diploma or the equivalent;
6. Has successfully completed a literacy and
			 reading comprehension screening process approved by the Board;
7. Has successfully completed a medication
			 assistant-certified training course approved by the Board; and
8. Has successfully passed a Board approved
			 certification examination on subjects the Board determines; or
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 34 - Arkansas Board of Nursing › Rule 007.34.21-001 - ASBN Rules, Chapter Seven- Rules of Procedure

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SECTION I
ARKANSAS ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE
				ACT
Rules, Rule Making, Notice of Hearing, Hearings, Judicial
				Review, Declaratory Orders, Adjudications, and other procedures authorized by
				the Arkansas Nurse Practice Act are governed by the Arkansas Administrative
				Procedures Act §
									25-15-201 et
				seq.
SECTION II
PROCEDURE ON DENIAL, REPRIMAND, PROBATION,
				CIVIL PENALTIES, SUSPENSION, OR REVOCATION
A.
GROUNDS FOR DISCIPLINE
1. The Board shall have sole authority to
			 deny, suspend, revoke, or limit any license or privilege to practice nursing or
			 certificate of prescriptive authority issued by the Board or applied for in
			 accordance with the provisions of this chapter, or to otherwise discipline a
			 licensee upon proof that the person:
a. Is
			 guilty of fraud or deceit in procuring or attempting to procure a license to
			 practice nursing or engaged in the practice of nursing without a valid
			 license;
b. Is guilty of crime or
			 gross immorality;
c. Is unfit or
			 incompetent by reason of negligence, habits or other causes;
d. Is habitually intemperate or is addicted
			 to the use of habit-forming drugs;
e. Is mentally incompetent;
f. Is guilty of unprofessional
			 conduct;
g. Has had a license,
			 certificate or registration revoked, suspended, placed on probation, or under
			 disciplinary order in any jurisdiction;
h. Has voluntarily surrendered a license,
			 certification, or registration, and has not been reinstated in any
			 jurisdiction; or
i. Has willfully
			 or repeatedly violated any of the provisions of this chapter.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 34 - Arkansas Board of Nursing › Rule 007.34.21-002 - ASBN Rules, Chapter Nine- Insulin and Glucagon Administration

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SECTION I
PURPOSE AND
				AUTHORITY
A.
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
1. These
			 rules shall be known as the Arkansas Department of Education Division of
			 Elementary and Secondary Education and Arkansas State Board of Nursing Rules
			 Governing the administration of Insulin and Glucagon by school personnel to
			 Arkansas Public School Students diagnosed with diabetes.
2. These rules are enacted pursuant to the
			 Arkansas State Board of Education's authority under Ark. Code Ann. §§
										6-11-105,
			 6-18-711,
			 17-87-103
			 and
			 25-15-201 et
			 seq.
3. These rules are enacted
			 pursuant to the Arkansas State Board of Nursing's authority under Ark. Code
			 Ann. §§
										6-18-711,
			 17-87-203,
			 17-87-103
			 and
			 25-15-201 et
			 seq.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 34 - Arkansas Board of Nursing › Rule 007.34.22-007 - Proposed Chapter 11- Full Independent Practice Credentialing Committee

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SECTION I
PURPOSE & AUTHORITY
A.
PURPOSE
- The purpose of the
			 Full Independent Practice Credentialing Committee is to:
1. Review and act on applications for full
			 independent practice authority submitted by Certified Nurse Practitioners
			 and
2. Review and act on complaints
			 filed against Certified Nurse Practitioners who have full independent practice
			 authority.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 35 - Center for Health Protection › Rule 007.35.20-001 - Rules Pertaining to Arkansas Prescription Drug Monitoring Program

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SECTION I
-
			 Authority
The following rules have been hereby promulgated pursuant to
				Arkansas Code Annotated § 20-7-613.
SECTION II
- Purpose
The purpose of these rules_is to protect the state health
				system and the citizens of Arkansas by:
(1) enhancing patient care by providing
			 prescription monitoring information that will ensure legitimate use of
			 controlled substances in health care, including palliative care, research, and
			 other medical pharmacological uses;
(2) helping curtail the misuse and abuse of
			 controlled substances;
(3)
			 assisting in combating illegal trade in and diversion of controlled substances;
			 and
(4) enabling access to
			 prescription information by practitioners, law enforcement agents, and other
			 authorized individuals and agencies and to make prescription information
			 available to practitioners, law enforcement agents, and other authorized
			 individuals and agencies in other states.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 35 - Center for Health Protection › Rule 007.35.21-001 - Rules for Control of Sources of Ionizing Radiation

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SECTION 1.
REGISTRATION OF SOURCES OF
			 RADIATION
PART A.
GENERAL
RH-1.
Authority
.
Act 96 of 1913, Act 8 of Second Extraordinary Special Session
				of 1961, as Amended.
RH-2.
Effective Date
. January 1, 1963.
RH-3.
Registration Requirement
.
Every person possessing a reportable source of radiation shall
				register in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations.
RH-4.
Communications
.
All communications concerning these Regulations shall be
				addressed to the Arkansas Department of Health, Radiation Control Section, 4815
				West Markham Street, Slot 30, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72205-3867.
RH-5.
Additional
			 Requirements
.
In addition to the requirements of this Section, all
				registrants are subject to the applicable provisions of other Sections of these
				Regulations.
RH-6. - RH-9.
			 Reserved.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 35 - Center for Health Protection › Rule 007.35.21-002 - Rules Pertaining to Arkansas Prescription Drug Monitoring Program

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SECTION I
-
			 Authority
The following rules have been hereby promulgated pursuant to
				Arkansas Code Annotated §
									20-7-613.
SECTION II
- Purpose
The purpose of these rules is to protect the state health
				system and the citizens of Arkansas by;
(1) enhancing patient care by providing
			 prescription monitoring information that will ensure legitimate use of
			 controlled substances in health care, including palliative care, research, and
			 other medical pharmacological uses;
(2) helping curtail the misuse and abuse of
			 controlled substances;
(3)
			 assisting in combating illegal trade in and diversion of controlled substances;
			 and
(4) enabling access to
			 prescription information by practitioners, law enforcement agents, and other
			 authorized individuals and agencies and to make prescription information
			 available to practitioners, law enforcement agents, and other authorized
			 individuals and agencies in other states.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 35 - Center for Health Protection › Rule 007.35.22-003 - Rules Pertaining to the Arkansas Volunteer Immunity Act For Health Care Professionals and the Arkansas Volunteer Health Care Act

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ARKANSAS STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
Rules Pertaining to the Arkansas Volunteer Immunity Act For
				Health Care Professionals and the Arkansas Volunteer Health Care Act Adopted
				1999
100.
GENERAL
			 PROVISIONS
101.
PURPOSE
(a) The purpose of these
			 rules is:
(1) To ensure compliance with Ark.
			 Code Ann. §
										16-6-201, Ark. Code Ann. §
										20-8-801, et seq., and Ark. Code
			 Ann. §
										17-95-106;
(2) To provide for the registration of Free
			 or Low-Cost Health Care Clinics, as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										16-6-201 and herein, under the
			 Arkansas Volunteer Immunity Act, to provide immunity from civil damages to
			 physicians and licensed health care professionals who are rendering free and
			 voluntary professional health care services;
(3) To provide for the registration of
			 healthcare providers and medical professionals, as defined in Ark. Code Ann.
			 §
										20-8-803, under the Volunteer
			 Health Care Act, who are providing Volunteer Healthcare Services to low-income
			 patients to provide immunity from civil damages to medical professionals who
			 contract with the Department of Health; and,
(4) To provide for the registration of
			 retired physicians and surgeons who are licensed to practice medicine by the
			 Arkansas State Medical Board under the laws of the State of Arkansas and who
			 are providing Volunteer Healthcare Services to provide immunity from civil
			 damages, under Ark. Code Ann. §
										17-95-106.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 35 - Center for Health Protection › Rule 007.35.22-004 - Rules Pertaining to Reportable Diseases

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AUTHORITY
These Rules Pertaining to Reportable Diseases are duly adopted
				and promulgated by the Arkansas State Board of Health pursuant to the authority
				expressly conferred by the Laws of the State of Arkansas including, without
				limitation, Ark. Code Ann. §
								20-7-101 et seq.
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Rules Pertaining to Reportable Diseases is
				to provide for the prevention and control of communicable diseases and to
				protect the public health, welfare and safety of the citizens of
				Arkansas.
SECTION I. DEFINITIONS:
A.
Board
means the Arkansas
			 State Board of Health.
B.
Complete quarantine
means the limitation of freedom of movement of
			 such well persons or domestic animals as have been exposed to a communicable
			 disease, for a period of time not longer than the longest usual incubation
			 period of the disease, in such manner as to prevent effective contact with
			 those not so exposed.
C.
Secretary
means the Secretary of the Arkansas Department of
			 Health.
D.
Department
means the Arkansas Department of Health.
E.
Emergency response employee
means firefighters, law enforcement officers, emergency medical technicians,
			 first responders, and other individuals including employees of volunteer
			 organizations without regard to whether such employees receive compensation
			 who, in the performance of professional duties, respond to emergencies in the
			 State of Arkansas.
F.
Isolation
means the separation for special consideration, control
			 or observation of some part of a group of persons or domestic animals from the
			 others to facilitate control of a communicable disease (e.g., establishments of
			 a sanitary boundary to protect uninfected from infected portions of a
			 population.)
G.
Medical
			 provider
means any hospital, physician, nurse, hospital employee,
			 nursing home, nursing home employee, or other health care provider.
H.
Modified quarantine
means a
			 selective, partial limitation of freedom of movement of persons or domestic
			 animals, commonly on the basis of known or presumed differences in
			 susceptibility, but sometimes because of danger of disease transmission. It may
			 be designed to meet particular situations. Examples are exclusion of children
			 from school; exemption of immune persons from provisions required of
			 susceptible persons (e.g., contacts acting as food handlers); restriction of
			 military populations to the post or quarters.
I.
Personal surveillance
means
			 the practice of close medical or other supervision of contacts in order to
			 promote prompt recognition of infection or illness, but without restricting
			 their movements.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 36 - Arkansas State Board of Physical Therapy › Rule 007.36.20-001 - State Board of Physical Therapy Telehealth Rule

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Arkansas State Board of Physical Therapy Pursuant to the
				Arkansas Telemedicine Act, Ark. Code Ann. §§
								17-80-401 et
				seq., the following rule applies to the provision of services via telehealth by
				physical therapists and physical therapy assistants when acting within their
				respective scopes of practice.
I.
Requirement for all services provided by physical therapists
			 using telehealth:
1. A
			 professional relationship shall be established in compliance with this rule to
			 provide physical therapy services through telehealth.
2. Once a professional relationship is
			 established, a licensee may provide healthcare services through telehealth,
			 including interactive audio, if the healthcare services are within the physical
			 therapy scope of practice.
3. The
			 practice of physical therapy via telehealth shall be held to the same standards
			 of care as traditional in person encounters.
4. All licensees providing care via
			 telemedicine to a patient located within the State of Arkansas shall be
			 licensed to practice physical therapy in the State of Arkansas.
5. Licensees utilizing telehealth must follow
			 applicable state/federal laws regarding informed consent, HIPAA, medical
			 records and confidentiality, and fraud/waste/abuse.
6. If a decision is made to provide physical
			 therapy through telehealth, the physical therapist accepts responsibility and
			 liability for the care of the patient
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 36 - Arkansas State Board of Physical Therapy › Rule 007.36.20-002 - State Board of Physical Therapy Rule

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I.
Officers and Meetings
A. Officers shall:
1. Consist of a chairperson and a
			 secretary/treasurer, each of whom shall have the privilege of
			 re-election.
2. Officers shall be
			 elected annually in July, unless otherwise determined by the
			 Board.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 36 - Arkansas State Board of Physical Therapy › Rule 007.36.23-001 - State Board of Physical Therapy Rule

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I.
Officers and Meetings
A. Officers shall:
1. Consist of a chairperson and a
			 secretary/treasurer, each of whom shall have the privilege of
			 re-election.
2. Officers shall be
			 elected annually in July, unless otherwise determined by the Board.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 39 - Board of Pharmacy › Rule 007.39.20-001 - Rule 3- Pharmacy Technicians

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03-00
-PHARMACY TECHNICIANS-REGISTRATION/PERMIT
			 REQUIRED
03-00-0001
-DEFINITIONS
(a) "Pharmacy
			 technician" means those individuals, exclusive of pharmacy interns, who assist
			 the pharmacist in pharmaceutical services.
(b) 'supervision" means that the responsible
			 pharmacist must be physically present to observe, direct, and supervise the
			 pharmacy technician at all times when the pharmacy technician performs acts
			 specified in this rule. The supervising pharmacist is totally and absolutely
			 responsible for the actions of the pharmacy technician. (Revised 11/15/2003 and
			 8/1/2020)
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 39 - Board of Pharmacy › Rule 007.39.20-002 - Rule 2- Pharmacists

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02-00
: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR PHARMACISTS
02-00-0001
CHANGES IN
			 EMPLOYMENT
Whenever any licensed pharmacist shall change his place of
				employment for any reason, it shall be the duty of the former and current
				employer and said licensed pharmacist to notify the Arkansas State Board of
				Pharmacy in writing of such change within five days after such change of
				employment. Notification must be made by letter, fax, email or through the
				Board website and must contain the new place of employment of the licensed
				pharmacist and their license number. (10/9/80, Amended 10/14/81, 11/13/2006,
				and 8/31/2011).
02-00-0002
-REPLACEMENT OF PHARMACIST's CERTIFICATE
Any licensed pharmacist whose certificate has been lost or
				destroyed may procure a duplicate from the Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy by
				filing an affidavit that said certificate has been lost or destroyed and by
				paying a fee as defined in rule 01-00-0007. (10/9/80 Amended 8/23/96 and
				8/1/2020).
02-00-0003
-PRACTICE AFTER INACTIVITY WHEN RECIPROCATING OR REINSTATING A
			 LICENSE
(a) To be reinstated and
			 immediately practice without supervision, the pharmacist's license shall not
			 have lapsed more than two calendar years.
(b) To be reciprocated and immediately
			 practice without supervision, the pharmacist shall have practiced the
			 profession of pharmacy, as defined by law, at least forty (40) hours per year
			 in the previous two calendar years or be granted a waiver by the
			 Board.
(c) If the pharmacist must
			 practice under supervision, the pharmacist must:
(1) Prior to resuming the unsupervised
			 practice of pharmacy, practice 40 hours under direct pharmacist supervision of
			 an Arkansas licensed pharmacist for each year or part of year out of practice.
			 This time under supervision shall not exceed 240 hours.
(2) Cause the supervising pharmacist to
			 document in writing to the Board, that the pharmacist has completed the
			 designated number of hours of supervised practice.
(3) Meet with a Board representative in a
			 practice situation so that the Board representative can, by observation,
			 questioning, and other methods, ensure that the pharmacist is able to
			 competently practice pharmacy. (10/12/93, Revised
			 11/30/2010)
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 39 - Board of Pharmacy › Rule 007.39.20-004 - Rule 11- Criminal Background Checks

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11-00-0001
-DEFINITIONS
(a) "Board" means the Arkansas State Board of
			 Pharmacy;
(b) "Criminal background
			 check" means both a state criminal records check conducted by the Arkansas
			 State Police ('state background check") and a nationwide criminal records check
			 conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation ("federal background check"),
			 including the taking of fingerprints;
(c) "Provisional license or registration"
			 means a non-renewable, provisional license or registration that shall expire
			 when the results of the nationwide criminal background check are received by
			 the Board or 180 days after issue, whichever comes first.
(11/15/2003, Revised 7/10/2009)
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Division 45 - Dietetics Licensing Board › Rule 007.45.24-001 - Dietetic Licensing Board Rule

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SECTION
			 I.
PROMULGATION
Pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
				17-83-101,
et
				seq.
specifically §
									17-83-203, "Dietetics Practice
				Act," the Arkansas Dietetics Licensing Board ("Board") hereby establishes and
				promulgates the following rules. These rules and all future amendments are made
				in accordance with the Arkansas Administrative Procedure Act, Ark. Code Ann.
				§
									25-15-201,
et
				seq.
SECTION II.
PURPOSE
It is the purpose of the Dietetics Practice Act ("Act") to
				protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public by providing for the
				licensing and regulations of persons engaged in the practice of dietetics.
				Nothing in the Act prevents the furnishing of general nutritional information
				on food, food materials, or dietary supplements, or the explanation to
				customers about foods or food products in connection with the sale, marketing
				and distribution of those products.
SECTION III.
INFORMATION FOR PUBLIC
			 GUIDANCE
The Board employs persons holding certain responsibilities for
				handling Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA") requests, licensing questions, and
				complaints against licensees so that the public may obtain information about
				the Board or make submissions or requests. The names, mailing addresses,
				telephone numbers, and electronic addresses can be obtained from the Board's
				office or website.
The Board has a list of official forms used by the Board and a
				list of all formal, written statements of policy and written interpretative
				memoranda, and orders, decisions and opinions resulting from adjudications,
				which may be obtained from the Board's office or website.
SECTION IV.
GENERAL ORGANIZATION
A. The Board shall consist of five (5)
			 persons, all of whom are Arkansas residents, with the following qualifications:
			 three (3) Board members who are Licensed Dietitians; two (2) Board members who
			 are representatives of the public at large including:
1. One (1) member who is not actively engaged
			 in or retired from the field of Dietetics, to represent the consumers;
			 and
2. One (1) member who is sixty
			 (60) years of age or older, who is not actively engaged in or retired from the
			 field of Dietetics, to represent the elderly.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO RESTRICTED PLUMBERS LICENSE GOVERNMENTAL MAINTENANCE

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SECTION I.
AUTHORITY
The following regulation is duly adopted and promulgated by the
			 Arkansas State Board of Health pursuant to the Authority expressly conferred by
			 the laws of the State of Arkansas in Act 200 of 1951 as amended and Act 96 of
			 1913 as amended. The Department may exercise such powers as are reasonably
			 necessary to carry out the provisions Act 200 of 1951 as amended. It may, among
			 other things, issued Restricted Licenses limited to gas fitter, residential and
			 governmental maintenance, service line installation, solar mechanic and
			 hospital maintenance licenses providing that the licenses has demonstrated
			 competency for the particular phase of plumbing for which the person is
			 licensed and providing that the Board has adopted regulations defining
			 restrictions in the type the type of work allowed, geographical area served,
			 and term of that type of restricted license.
SECTION II.
PURPOSE
a. No person shall engage in work as a Master
		  Plumber, Journeyman Plumber, Apprentice Plumber or Restricted License holder
		  called for under Act 200 1951 as amended unless first licensed or registered to
		  do so by the Department of health.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Plumbing and/or Natural Gas Inspector Certification

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Appendix H
RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO PLUMBING AND/OR NATURAL
			 GAS INSPECTOR CERTIFICATION
SECTION
		  I.
AUTHORITY
The following regulation is duly adopted and promulgated by the
			 Arkansas State Board of Health pursuant to the Authority expressly conferred by
			 the laws of the State of Arkansas in Act 200 of 1951 as amended and Act 96 of
			 1913 as amended. The Department may exercise such powers as are reasonably
			 necessary to carry out the provisions of Act 200 of 1951 as amended. It may,
			 among other things, issue restricted licenses limited to gas fitter,
			 residential and governmental maintenance, service line installation, solar
			 mechanic and hospital maintenance licenses providing that the licenses has
			 demonstrated competency for the particular phase of plumbing for which the
			 person is licensed and providing that the Board has adopted regulations
			 defining restrictions in the type of work allowed, geographical area served,
			 and term of that type of restricted license.
SECTION II.
PURPOSE
To insure that the construction, installation and maintenance of
			 plumbing and/or natural gas has in connection with all buildings in this State
			 be safe, sanitary and such as to safeguard the public health.
SECTION III.
DEFINITIONS
(a) The State Board means the Arkansas State
		  Board of Health.
(b) The Department
		  means that the Plumbing and Natural Gas Section of the Arkansas Department of
		  Health.
(c) Plumbing Inspector
		  means a person qualified for testing and inspecting all aspects of sanitary
		  plumbing and gas installation as defined under Act 200 of 1951 as
		  amended.
(d) Gas Inspector means a
		  person qualified for testing and inspection all aspects of gas installation as
		  defined under Act 200 of 1951 as amended.
(e) State Committee of Plumbing Examiners
		  means people designated by the Board of Health to determine the eligibility of
		  applicants for various types of plumbing and gas licenses in accordance with
		  Act 200 of 1951, as amended.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Restricted Plumbers License Gas Fitter and Gas Utility

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SECTION I.
AUTHORITY
The following regulation is duly adopted and promulgated by the
			 Arkansas State Board of Health pursuant to the Authority expressly conferred by
			 the laws of the State of Arkansas in Act 200 of 1951 as amended and Act 96 of
			 1913 as amended. The Department may exercise such powers as are reasonably
			 necessary to carry out the provisions of Act 200 of 1951 as amended. It may,
			 among other things, issue restricted licenses limited to gas fitter,
			 residential and governmental maintenance, service line installation, solar
			 mechanic and hospital maintenance licenses providing that the licensee has
			 demonstrated competency for the particular phase of plumbing for which the
			 person is licensed and providing that the Board has adopted regulations
			 defining restrictions and the type of work allowed, geographical area served,
			 and term of that type of restricted license.
SECTION II.
PURPOSE
(a) No person shall engage in work as a
		  Master Plumber, Journeyman Plumber, Apprentice Plumber or restricted license
		  holder called for under Act 200 of 1951 as amended unless first licensed or
		  registered to do so by the Department of Health.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Restricted Plumbers License Solar Mechanic

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SECTION I.
AUTHORITY
The following regulation is duly adopted and promulgated by the
			 Arkansas State Board of Health pursuant to the authority expressly conferred by
			 the laws of the State of Arkansas in Act 200 of 1951 as amended and Act 96 of
			 1913 as amended. The Department may exercise such powers as are reasonably
			 necessary to carry out the provisions of Act 200 of 1951 as amended. It may,
			 among other things, issued restricted licenses limited to gas fitter,
			 residential and governmental maintenance, service line installation, solar
			 mechanic and hospital maintenance licenses providing that the licensee has
			 demonstrated competency for the particular phase of plumbing for which the
			 person is licensed and providing that the Board has adopted regulations
			 defining restrictions in the type of work allowed, geographical area served,
			 and term of that type of restricted license.
SECTION II.
PURPOSE
a. No person shall engage in work as a Master
		  Plumber, Journeyman Plumber, Apprentice Plumber or restricted license holder
		  called for under Act 200 of 1951 as amended unless first licensed or registered
		  to do so by the Department of Health.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Restricted Plumbers License Water and Sewer Line Installation

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SECTION I.
AUTHORITY
The following regulation is duly adopted and promulgated by the
			 Arkansas State Board of Health pursuant to the authority expressly conferred by
			 the laws of the State of Arkansas in Act 200 of 1951 as amended and Act 96 of
			 1913 as amended. The Department may exercise such powers as are reasonably
			 necessary to carry out the provisions of Act 200 of 1951 as amended. It may,
			 among thong things, issue restricted licenses limited to gas fitter,
			 residential and governmental maintenance, service line installation, solar
			 mechanic and hospital maintenance licenses providing that the licensee has
			 demonstrated competency for the particular phase of plumbing for which the
			 person is licensed and providing that the Board has adopted regulations
			 defining restrictions in the type of work allowed, geographical area served,
			 and term of that type of restricted license.
SECTION II.
PURPOSE
a. No person shall engage in work as a Master
		  Plumber, Journeyman Plumber or Restricted License holder called for under Act
		  200 of 1951 as amended unless first licensed or registered to do so by the
		  Department of Health.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 007 - ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Policy for Maintaining Water Quality - Underwater Storage Tank Inspection and Cleaning[1] Engineering Section/Arkansas Department of Health

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These guidelines concern the maintenance of water quality during
			 an underwater tank inspection or cleaning by divers, remote operated vehicles
			 (ROV), or rafts. They do not apply to newly constructed tanks, or tanks which
			 are removed from service and drained for cleaning or inspection.
Improperly disinfected divers, inspectors, and equipment can
			 contaminate the water. Additionally, tank sediment may contain microorganisms
			 which, if resuspended during the inspection or cleaning, can cause
			 contamination of the water.
Observing and measuring water quality, and taking the appropriate
			 actions if water quality is not maintained, including the notification of
			 customers, is the responsibility of the water utility. Advanced notice to the
			 Engineering Section, ADH is to be made by the utility of the proposed date of
			 an underwater inspection or cleaning. The availability of Engineering Section
			 staff for onsite water quality measurements is not guaranteed.
I.
Public Notification
A. Notification of the proposed tank entry is
		  to be provided to customers served by the affected tank in a manner appropriate
		  for the area and the utility.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 008 - Department of Higher Education › Division 02 - Colleges and Universities Plans and Operations › Rule 008.02.05-004 - 2005 - 2006 Parking and Traffic Regulations for Arkansas Valley Technical Institute of Arkansas Tech University (Ozark Campus)

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BULLETIN BOARDS:
All signs placed on bulletin
				boards and doors must be limited in size to 14 in. by 18 in. All posters or
				signs must be identified as to the person or organization responsible for their
				display.
If an individual student or organization wishes to place a
				poster or sign in any area not designated in the above policies, the individual
				student or organization must get approval from the Chief Student Officer. The
				posters and signs will be considered on their merit.
Bulletin boards exist for the use of persons and organizations
				within the Arkansas Tech University, Ozark Campus community. Commercial
				announcements are not to be placed on or in any campus location without the
				approval of the Chief Student Officer.
HANDBILLS AND FLIERS:
Placing handbills and fliers
				on automobiles parked on campus is prohibited. No handbills or fliers may be
				distributed on campus without approval from the Chief Student Officer.
CAMPUS PARKING
All vehicles should have a parking permit, which can be
				obtained from the Office of Student Services. Local law enforcement agencies
				have jurisdiction and will be notified of violations.
PARKING FOR THE HANDICAPPED:
Any vehicle found to
				be parked in an area designated for exclusive use of disabled persons (as
				defined in Section 75, 266-22 of Act 772) shall be subject to impoundment by
				the appropriate law enforcement agency according to Section 12 of Act 772, and
				the owner will be subject to a fine not less than $25 or not more than $100 for
				each offense plus applicable towing, impounding and related fees.
HANDICAPPED PARKING DECALS:
Handicapped parking
				decals may be obtained at the Arkansas State Revenue Office. Decals may be used
				by persons who are temporarily or permanently disabled, and are good for the
				duration of the disability, and may be used anywhere in the State of Arkansas.
				A statement from a physician is necessary to obtain the decal.
CONDUCT STANDARDS
The Arkansas area technical schools have the responsibility of
				training people to meet employment needs of business and industry and have a
				genuine concern for the integrity of all students enrolled. The conduct of all
				students should display the educational objectives of the school and conform
				with the laws of the state. Any conduct unbecoming to the accepted standards
				will subject the student to dismissal.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 008 - Department of Higher Education › Division 02 - Colleges and Universities Plans and Operations › Rule 008.02.11-002 - 2011 Parking Rules for the Northwest Arkansas Community College

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Policy
In accordance with A. C. A.
				25-17-307
				and the Board of Trustees, NWACC has the authority to establish rules and
				regulations for the registration, operation, and parking of all vehicles
				including fines and penalties. The established rules and regulations are
				binding on all faculty, staff, students and all others utilizing any and all
				lands owned or controlled by NWACC. The established rules, regulations, and
				procedures for enforcement are published annually for review.
Regulations and
				Procedures
A.
NorthWest Arkansas Community College
(NWACC) strives to provide
			 adequate parking for students, faculty, staff and visitors. Automobiles,
			 trucks, motorcycles and motor scooters are considered motor vehicles and their
			 operators are required to comply with all college parking and traffic
			 regulations as well as state and municipal laws while on campus. Failure to
			 comply may result in the issuance of a citation, immobilization and/or towing
			 of the vehicle. Individuals receiving citations may file an appeal to the
			 Chairperson of the Judicial Committee.
1.
Students
All enrolled students must have an NWACC-issued hangtag, valid
				for one academic year, displayed for any motor vehicle parked on the main
				campus. Hangtags
or
decal to be affixed
				to the current hangtag are issued to the student, connected to student ID
				number rather than a particular vehicle's license number. This allows greater
				flexibility in choosing the vehicle to drive to campus. Students are strongly
				encouraged to utilize the parking garage as the vast majority of the 800 plus
				parking slots are available only for students.
2.
Faculty/Staff
Faculty/staff personnel must fill out the on-line application
				(located on the NWACC Website) for a parking hangtag or decal to be affixed to
				the current hangtag, valid for one academic year. For identification purposes
				the hangtag is issued to the individual and must be displayed on any vehicle
				parked on campus. Full time faculty/staff also have the option of purchasing a
				reserved/numbered parking space in the parking garage or other surface areas.
				Faculty and staff who have unpaid parking fines will not be able to purchase a
				new hangtag. Further disciplinary actions may be taken as deemed appropriate.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 008 - Department of Higher Education › Division 02 - Colleges and Universities Plans and Operations › Rule 008.02.11-004 - 2011 - 2012 Parking Rules and Regulations for Northwest Arkansas Community College

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Policy
In accordance with A. C. A.
				25-17-307
				and the Board of Trustees, NWACC has the authority to establish rules and
				regulations for the registration, operation, and parking of all vehicles
				including fines and penalties. The established rules and regulations are
				binding on all employees, students and all others utilizing any and all lands
				owned or controlled by NWACC. The established rules, regulations, and
				procedures for enforcement are published annually for review.
Regulations and
				Procedures
A.
NorthWest Arkansas Community College
(NWACC) strives to provide
			 adequate parking for students, employees, and visitors. Automobiles, trucks,
			 motorcycles and motor scooters are considered motor vehicles and their
			 operators are required to comply with all college parking and traffic
			 regulations as well as state and municipal laws while on campus. Failure to
			 comply may result in the issuance of a citation, immobilization and/or towing
			 of the vehicle. Individuals receiving citations may file an appeal to the
			 Chairperson of the Judicial Committee.
1.
Students -
Students must pick up a parking hangtag or decal which
			 will be valid for an academic year. Hangtag distribution locations will be
			 announced prior to the beginning of each semester. The hangtag or decal must be
			 displayed on any vehicle parked on the campus. Loss of hangtags must be
			 verified by the Department of Public Safety and will be replaced for a fee.
2.
Employees
-
			 Employees must complete an on-line application for a parking hangtag or decal
			 prior to the beginning of each academic year to authorize payroll deduction for
			 the hangtag. Forms are located on the college website. Those desiring to pay
			 cash for the hangtag may do so at the Cashier's Office. The hangtag or decal is
			 issued to the individual and must be displayed on any vehicle parked on campus.
			 Full-time employees also have the option of purchasing a reserved parking space
			 in the parking garage or surface area. Loss of hangtags must be verified by the
			 Department of Public Safety and be replaced for a fee. Replacement hangtags
			 must be paid for at the Cashier's Office and picked up at the Department of
			 Public Safety or Operations Offices.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 008 - Department of Higher Education › Division 02 - Colleges and Universities Plans and Operations › Rule 008.02.12-002 - 2012 Parking Rules and Regulations for North West Arkansas Community College

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Parking Policy & Procedures
Policy
In accordance with A. C. A.
				25-17-307
				and the Board of Trustees, NWACC has the authority to establish rules and
				regulations for the registration, operation, and parking of all vehicles
				including fines and penalties. The established rules and regulations are
				binding on all employees, students and all others utilizing any and all lands
				owned or controlled by NWACC. The established rules, regulations, and
				procedures for enforcement are published annually for review.
Regulations and
				Procedures
A.
North West Arkansas Community College
(NWACC) strives to provide
			 adequate parking for students, employees, and visitors. Automobiles, trucks,
			 motorcycles and motor scooters are considered motor vehicles and their
			 operators are required to comply with all college parking and traffic
			 regulations as well as state and municipal laws while on campus. Failure to
			 comply may result in the issuance of a citation, immobilization and/or towing
			 of the vehicle. Individuals receiving citations may file an appeal to the
			 Chairperson of the Judicial Committee.
1.
Students
- Students must pick up a parking hangtag or decal which
			 will be valid for an academic year. Hangtag distribution locations will be
			 announced prior to the beginning of each semester. The hangtag or decal must be
			 displayed on any vehicle parked on the campus. Loss of hangtags must be
			 verified by the Department of Public Safety and will be replaced for a fee.
2.
Employees
-
			 Employees must complete an on-line application for a parking hangtag or decal
			 prior to the beginning of each academic year to authorize payroll deduction for
			 the hangtag. Forms are located on the college website. Those desiring to pay
			 cash for the hangtag may do so at the Cashier's Office. The hangtag or decal is
			 issued to the individual and must be displayed on any vehicle parked on campus.
			 Full-time employees also have the option of purchasing a reserved parking space
			 in the parking garage or surf ace area. Loss of hangtags must be verified by
			 the Department of Public Safety and be replaced for a fee. Replacement hangtags
			 must be paid for at the Cashier's Office and picked up at the Department of
			 Public Safety or Operations Offices.