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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-301 - Human Remains Release Form

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A.
				Except as provided in subsection (B), the form required by A.R.S. §
									36-326(B)
				 to accompany a deceased individual's human
				remains removed from a hospital, nursing care institution, or hospice inpatient
				facility is in a Department-provided format and shall include:
1. The name and street address of the
				hospital, nursing care institution, or hospice inpatient facility;
2. The deceased individual's:
a. Name;
b. Date of birth;
c. Sex; and
d. Social Security number or, if the deceased
				individual's Social Security number is not available, the deceased individual's
				medical record number;
3.
				The date and time of the death;
4.
				The name, telephone number, and e-mail address of the health care provider
				expected to sign the medical certification of death;
5. The name, telephone number, and
				relationship to the deceased individual of the individual authorizing the
				hospital, nursing care institution, or hospice inpatient facility to release
				the human remains;
6. The most
				recent diagnosis in the deceased individual's medical record;
7. A list of the circumstances in A.R.S.
				§
										11-593(A);
8. Whether a notification required in A.R.S.
				§
										11-593
				was made;
9. If the deceased
				individual's human remains are being released to a funeral establishment or a
				person authorized to receive the deceased individual's communicable disease
				related information under A.R.S. §
										36-664,
				whether the deceased individual had been diagnosed with or was suspected of
				having, as stated in the deceased individual's medical record at the time of
				death:
a. Infectious tuberculosis,
b. Human immunodeficiency virus,
c. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
d. Hepatitis B,
e. Hepatitis C or
f. Rabies;
10. For a death that occurred in a hospital,
				if the deceased individual's human remains have been accepted for donation by
				an organ procurement organization under A R.S. Title 36, Chapter 7, Article 3,
				and the person authorized in A.R.S. §
										36-843
				has not made or refused to make an anatomical gift, whether the organ
				procurement organization has been notified that the deceased individual's human
				remains are being removed from the hospital; and
11. The name and signature of the individual
				representing the hospital, nursing care institution, or hospice inpatient
				facility who is releasing the human remains.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-303 - Registration of a Deceased Individual's Death

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,
A. Before requesting the registration of a
				deceased individual's death, a responsible person or funeral director who is
				responsible for the final disposition of the deceased individual's human
				remains shall:
1. Obtain, in a written
				format:
a. The information in
				R9-19-302(A)(1)(a)
				through (v) and (2)(a) through (g);
				and
b. A statement attesting to the
				validity of the information in
				R9-19-302(A)(1)(a)
				through (v) and (2)(a) through (g), signed
				and dated by the person providing the information;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-304 - Registration of a Death When a Medical Examiner is Notified According to A.R.S. Section 11-593(B)

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A. If a
				medical examiner of the registration district where a deceased individual's
				death occurred is notified according to A.R.S. §
									11-593(B),
				the medical examiner shall determine whether the deceased individual died under
				any of the circumstances described in A.RS §
									11-593(A)
				 and:
1. If
				the medical examiner determines that the deceased individual did not die under
				any of the circumstances described in A.R.S. §
										11-593(A):
a. Document:
i. The medical examiner's determination that
				the medical examiner does not have jurisdiction according to A.R.S. §
												11-593,
				and
ii. The name of a health care
				provider who had been providing current care to the deceased
				individual;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-305 - Fetal Death Registration

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A.
				Before requesting the registration of a fetal death, a hospital, an abortion
				clinic, a physician, a nurse midwife, or a midwife shall:
1. Obtain, in a written format:
a. The information in subsections (B)(1)(a)
				through (f), (v), and (w) and (2)(a) through (f) from a parent of the deceased
				or another family member who is of legal age; and
b. A statement attesting to the validity of
				the information in subsections (B)(1)(a) through (f), (v), and (w) and (2)(a)
				through (f), signed and dated by the individual providing the information;
				and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-306 - Registration of a Fetal Death When a Medical Examiner is Notified According to A.R.S. Section 11-593(B)

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A.
				If a medical examiner of the registration district where a fetal death occurred
				is notified according to A.R S. §
									11-593(B),
				the medical examiner shall determine whether the fetal death occurred under any
				of the circumstances described in A.R.S. §
									11-593(A)
				 and:
1. If
				the medical examiner determines that the fetal death did not occur under any of
				the circumstances described in A R.S. §
										11-593(A):
a. Document:
i. The medical examiner's determination that
				the medical examiner does not have jurisdiction according to A.R.S. §
												11-593,
				and
ii. The name of a health care
				provider who had been providing current care to the deceased's
				mother;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-307 - Certificate of Birth Resulting in Stillbirth

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Upon request by the parent or parents of a stillborn child
				  according to
				  R9-19-317,
				  the State Registrar shall provide the parent or parents with a certificate of
				  birth resulting in stillbirth if the fetal death occurred after a gestational
				  period of at least 20 completed weeks.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-308 - Disposition-transit Permits

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A. A local
				registrar or deputy local registrar shall collaborate with the State Registrar
				to ensure that a funeral establishment or responsible person is able to obtain
				a disposition-transit permit during hours when the office of the local
				registrar or deputy local registrar is not open for business.
B. A funeral establishment or responsible person shall
				obtain a disposition-transit permit for human remains from a deceased
				individual or a fetal death before a final disposition of the human remains is
				initiated.
1. A disposition-transit permit
				may list more than one final disposition.
2. A disposition-transit permit issued by the
				State Registrar or any local registrar or deputy local registrar is valid for
				each final disposition listed on the disposition-transit permit of the human
				remains in any registration district in the state or, if listed on the
				disposition-transit permit, for removal from the state.
3. A crematory shall not accept human remains
				for cremation unless the accompanying disposition-transit permit specifies
				cremation as a final disposition.
of death;
The anticipated final
				  disposition of the human remains
,
anticipated final disposition of
				  the human remains,
,
C. The State Registrar or the local registrar
				or deputy local registrar of the county where a death or fetal death occurred
				shall not issue a disposition-transit permit to a funeral establishment or
				responsible person for the human remains from the deceased individual or the
				fetal death unless:
1. For the human remains
				from the deceased individual:
a. A medical
				certification of death for the deceased individual, required in R9-19-303(C)(2)
				or R9-19-304(B), has been submitted to the local registrar of the county where
				the death occurred; and
b. The
				following information is contained in the deceased individual's death record:
i. The deceased individual's name, sex, and
				date of birth;
ii. The date of
				death;
iii. The town or city,
				county, and state where the death occurred;
iv. The cause of death as listed on the
				deceased individual's medical certification of death;
v. The anticipated final disposition of the
				human remains as specified in R9-19-302(A)(1)(w) through (z);
vi. If applicable, the name of the funeral
				establishment; and
vii. The name of
				the funeral director or responsible person in charge of the final disposition
				of the human remains;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-309 - Correcting Information in a Registered Death Record or a Registered Fetal Death Record

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A. To request
				the correction of information submitted by the funeral director or the funeral
				director's funeral establishment for registration of a deceased individual's
				death, according to R9-19-303(B) or R9-19-304(E), a funeral director shall
				submit to the State Registrar or the local registrar of the registration
				district where the death occurred:
1. A
				written request to correct the submitted information, on the letterhead paper
				of the funeral director's funeral establishment or in a Department-provided
				format, that includes:
a. The name and
				license number of the funeral director submitting the request;
b. Contact information for the funeral
				director submitting the request which includes a telephone number or an e-mail
				address;
c. The deceased
				individual's:
i. Name in the deceased
				individual's registered death record;
ii. Sex;
iii. Date of birth;
iv. Date of death; and
v. If known, the state file
				number;
d. The specific
				information in the registered death record to be corrected; and
e. A written statement attesting to the
				validity of the submitted correction signed and dated by the funeral director
				submitting the request for correction; and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-310 - Amending Information in a Registered Death Record or a Registered Fetal Death Record

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A. To
				request the amendment of information specified in R9-19-302(A)(3) or (4) in a
				deceased individual's registered death record, a medical certifier, including a
				medical examiner or, if applicable, tribal law enforcement authority, who
				completed the medical certification of death for the deceased individual,
				according to
				R9-19-303(C)(2)
				or R9-19-304(B), shall submit to the State Registrar or the local registrar of
				the registration district where the death occurred:
1. A written request to amend the submitted
				information, in a Department-provided format, that includes:
a. The name and, as applicable, the health
				professional license number or the badge number of the medical certifier
				submitting the request;
b. Contact
				information for the medical certifier submitting the request, which includes a
				telephone number or an e-mail address;
c. The following information about the
				deceased individual:
i. Name in the deceased
				individual's registered death record;
ii. Sex;
iii. Date of birth;
iv. Date of death; and
v. If known, the state file number;
d. The specific information in the
				registered death record to be amended; and
e. A written statement attesting to the
				validity of the submitted amendment signed by the medical certifier submitting
				the request for amendment; and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-311 - Transporting Human Remains into the State for Final Disposition

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A. A person
				transporting a deceased individual's human remains into Arizona from outside of
				the state shall submit a disposition-transit permit issued by or death
				certificate registered in the state where the deceased individual's death
				occurred or the human remains were previously interred that contains the
				information required in
				R9-19-302,
				including the cause of death, to the local registrar or deputy local registrar
				of the registration district where final disposition of the human remains in
				Arizona are anticipated or the State Registrar.
B. Upon receipt of a disposition-transit
				permit issued by or death certificate registered in another state that contains
				the information required in R9-19-302, including the cause of death, a local
				registrar, a deputy local registrar, or the State Registrar shall issue a
				disposition-transit permit using the information on the other state's
				disposition-transit permit or death certificate. If the human remains were
				previously disinterred, the local registrar, deputy local registrar, or State
				Registrar shall document "disinterred" on the disposition-transit permit.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-312 - Disinterment-reinterment Permits

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A. Except as
				provided in A.R.S. §
									36-327,
				before a person disinters the human remains of a deceased individual or a fetal
				death, the person shall:
1. Obtain:
a. Written authorization for the disinterment
				from the:
i. Deceased individual's family
				member or members who have the highest priority according to A.R.S. §
												36-327(A),
				or
ii. Parent of the fetus;
				or
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-313 - Duties of Persons in Charge of Place of Final Disposition

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A person in charge of a place of final disposition in this
				  state shall:
1. Maintain a copy of the
				following documents at the place of final disposition for at least five years
				after the issue date on the document:
a. The
				disposition-transit permit for each final disposition of human remains,
				and
b. The disinterment-reinterment
				permit for each disinterment or reinterment of human remains; and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-314 - Eligibility for a Certified Copy of a Certificate of Death Registration

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A. A certified copy
				of a certificate of death registration contains, as available, the information
				specified in
				R9-19-302(A)(1) and
				(3).
B. The following are eligible to receive a
				certified copy of a deceased individual's certificate of death registration:
1. A funeral director representing one of the
				following in a final disposition of the deceased individual's human remains,
				within 12 months after the registration of the deceased individual's death:
a. The deceased individual through a
				prearranged funeral agreement, as defined in A.R.S. §
											32-1301;
b. The deceased individual's
				spouse;
c. The deceased
				individual's parent, grandparent, or adult child, grandchild, brother, or
				sister; or
d. Another person who is
				responsible for the final disposition of the deceased individual's human
				remains according to A.R.S. §
											36-831;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-315 - Requesting a Certified Copy of a Certificate of Death Registration

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A. A funeral
				director eligible to receive a certified copy of a deceased individual's
				certificate of death registration according to
				R9-19-314(B)(1)
				or the funeral director's designee according to
				R9-19-314(B)(2)
				may request a certified copy of the deceased individual's certificate of death
				registration by submitting to the State Registrar or a local registrar:
1. A written request on the letterhead of the
				funeral establishment or in a Department-provided format, that includes:
a. The name and license number of the funeral
				director;
b. Contact information
				for the funeral director, which includes a telephone number or an e-mail
				address;
c. If applicable, the name
				and contact information for the funeral director's designee, which includes a
				telephone number or an e-mail address;
d. The name and address
				of the funeral director's funeral establishment;
e. The deceased
				individual's:
i. Name in the deceased
				individual's registered death record,
ii. Date of birth, and
iii. Date of death;
f. If
				known, the:
i. Sex of the deceased
				individual,
ii. State file
				number,
iii. Town or city of the
				deceased individual's death,
iv.
				County of the deceased individual's death,
v. Place of the deceased individual's death,
				and
vi. Deceased individual's
				Social Security Number;
g. The number of
				certified copies of the individual's certificate of death registration being
				requested; and
h. The dated signature of the funeral director
				submitting the request and, except as provided in subsection (B), either:
i. With the funeral director's signature
				notarized; or
ii. Accompanied by a
				copy of a valid, government-issued form of photo identification for the funeral
				director that contains the funeral director's name and
				signature;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-316 - Requesting a Noncertified Copy of a Certificate of Death Registration

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A. A noncertified
				copy of a certificate of death registration contains, as available, the
				information specified in
				R9-19-302(A)(1) and
				(3).
B. Except as provided in subsection (C) or
				(D), a person who is conducting research may request a noncertified copy of a
				deceased individual's certificate of death registration by submitting to the
				State Registrar:
1. A written request, in a
				Department-provided format, that includes:
a.
				The name and mailing address of the person submitting the request;
b. Contact information for the person
				submitting the request, which includes a telephone number or an e-mail
				address;
c. The reason the person
				is requesting a noncertified copy of the deceased individual's certificate of
				death registration;
d. The
				information required in R9-19-315(C)(1)(d) and (e); and
e. The dated signature of the person
				submitting the request;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - VITAL RECORDS AND STATISTICS › Article 3 - VITAL RECORDS FOR DEATH › Section R9-19-317 - Obtaining a Certificate of Fetal Death Registration or a Certificate of Birth Resulting in Stillbirth

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A. A
				certificate of fetal death registration contains, as available, the information
				specified in R9-19-305(B)(1).
B. A
				certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth contains, as available, the
				information specified in R9-19-305(B)(1)(a) through (k) and (n).
C. A parent of a fetus or a person who is of
				legal age and who is authorized by a parent of the fetus may request a
				certified or noncertified copy of a certificate of fetal death registration for
				the fetus by submitting to the State Registrar or a local registrar:
1. A written request, in a
				Department-provided format, that includes:
a.
				The name and mailing address of the person submitting the request;
b. Contact information for the person
				submitting the request, which includes a telephone number or an e-mail
				address;
c. Whether the person
				submitting the request is a parent of a fetus or a person authorized by a
				parent of the fetus;
d. The
				following information:
i. The name of the
				mother in the registered fetal death record, and
ii. The date of delivery;
e. If known, the:
i. State file number,
ii. Town or city of the fetal death,
				and
iii. County of the fetal
				death;
f. If the person
				submitting the request is a parent of the fetus, whether the person would like
				to receive a certified copy of a certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth
				for the fetus;
g. The number being
				requested of:
i. Certified copies of a
				certificate of fetal death registration,
ii. Noncertified copies of a certificate of
				fetal death registration, and
iii.
				Certified copies of a certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth;
				and
h. The dated
				signature of the person submitting the request, either:
i. With the person's signature notarized;
				or
ii. Accompanied by a copy of a
				valid, government-issued form of photo identification for the person that
				contains the name and signature of the person;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 1 - DUI SERVICES › Section R9-20-102 - Individuals to Act for Applicant

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When an applicant or DUI services provider is required by
				  this Article to provide information on or sign an application form or other
				  document, the following shall satisfy the requirement on behalf of the
				  applicant or DUI services provider:
1.
				If the applicant or DUI services provider is an individual, the individual;
				or
2. If the applicant or DUI
				services provider is a business organization, the individual who the business
				organization has designated to act on the business organization's behalf and
				who:
a. Is a controlling person of the
				business organization;
b. Is a U.S.
				citizen or legal resident; and
c.
				Has an Arizona address.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 1 - DUI SERVICES › Section R9-20-103 - Application and Renewal

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A. An
				applicant applying to become a DUI services provider shall submit to the
				Department an application packet that contains:
1. An application in a format provided by the
				Department that includes:
a. The applicant's
				name;
b. The applicant's address
				and telephone number;
c. The
				applicant's e-mail address;
d. The
				name, telephone number, and e-mail address of the individual acting on behalf
				of the applicant according to
				R9-20-102,
				if applicable;
e. The name under
				which the applicant plans to do business, if different from the applicant's
				name;
f. The address and telephone
				number of each facility from which DUI services will be provided;
g. Whether the applicant is seeking approval
				to provide:
i. DUI screening
				face-to-face,
ii. DUI screening
				electronically,
iii. DUI education
				in a classroom setting,
iv. DUI
				education electronically, or
v. DUI
				treatment; and
h. The
				applicant's signature and the date signed;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 1 - DUI SERVICES › Section R9-20-104 - Application or Renewal Approval Process

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A. The Department shall:
1. Review the documents submitted by the
				applicant or DUI services provider as required in
				R9-20-103,
2. Issue an approval or non-approval based on
				the applicant's or DUI services provider's compliance with the requirements in
				this Article, and
3. Notify the
				applicant or DUI services provider of the Department's decision within 30 days
				after receiving the documents specified in
				R9-20-103.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 1 - DUI SERVICES › Section R9-20-105 - Notification of Change

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A. A DUI
				services provider shall:
1. Notify the
				Department in writing at least 30 days before the effective date of:
a. Termination of the provision of DUI
				services, or
b. A change in the:
i. Name under which the DUI services provider
				does business;
ii. Address or
				telephone number of a facility where DUI services are provided;
iii. Administrator; or
iv. DUI services provided, including a list
				of the services that the DUI services provider intends to add or delete;
				and
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 1 - DUI SERVICES › Section R9-20-106 - Rescinding Approval

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A. The
				Department may rescind the approval of a DUI services provider if the
				Department determines that noncompliance with this Article by the DUI services
				provider negatively impacts the DUI screening, DUI education, or DUI treatment
				the client is receiving from the DUI services provider.
B. If the Department rescinds the approval of
				a DUI services provider, the Department shall:
1. Provide written notice of the rescindment
				to the DUI services provider that includes a list of the requirements with
				which the DUI services provider is not in compliance, and
2. Remove the DUI services provider from the
				list of the Department's approved DUI service providers.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 1 - DUI SERVICES › Section R9-20-107 - Administration, Monitoring

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A. A DUI
				services provider shall designate an administrator who meets qualifications
				established by the DUI services provider.
B. An applicant or DUI services provider
				shall provide the Department access to a client, records, and all areas of a
				facility according to A.R.S. §
									41-1009 within two hours after the
				Department's request.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 1 - DUI SERVICES › Section R9-20-108 - Requirements for DUI Screening

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A.
				An administrator shall ensure that policies and procedures are developed,
				documented, and implemented for:
1. Conducting
				DUI screening,
2. If applicable,
				performing DUI screening electronically including:
a. Using a secure connection,
b. Having direct and immediate interaction
				between the individual conducting the DUI screening and the individual being
				screened, and
c. Verifying the
				identities of the individual conducting and the individual receiving the DUI
				screening before the DUI screening is conducted;
3. Tracking and referring a client to DUI
				education or DUI treatment, and
4.
				Communicating with and reporting information to a referring court.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 1 - DUI SERVICES › Section R9-20-109 - Requirements for DUI Education

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A.
				An administrator shall ensure that policies and procedures are developed,
				documented, and implemented for:
1. Providing
				DUI education;
2. If applicable,
				providing DUI education electronically including:
a. Using a secure connection, and
b. Verifying the identity of the individual
				receiving the DUI education; and
3. Communicating with and reporting
				information to an individual's DUI screening provider and, if applicable, the
				referring court.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 1 - DUI SERVICES › Section R9-20-110 - Requirements for DUI Treatment

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A.
				An administrator shall ensure that policies and procedures are developed,
				documented, and implemented that:
1. Cover
				the education, skill, and experience for individuals providing DUI
				treatment;
2. Cover the provision
				of DUI treatment;
3. Cover
				communicating with and reporting information to an individual's DUI screening
				provider and, if applicable, the referring court; and
4. Establish criteria the DUI treatment
				provider considers when determining whether to extend the time for a client's
				completion of DUI treatment.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 2 - MISDEMEANOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENDER TREATMENT › Section R9-20-201 - Definitions

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The following definitions apply in this Article unless
				  otherwise specified:
1.
				"Administrator" means an individual who has authority and responsibility for
				managing the provision of treatment.
2. "Applicant" means an individual or
				business organization that has submitted an application packet to the
				Department.
3. "Application packet"
				means the forms, documents, and additional information the Department requires
				an applicant to submit to become a provider.
4. "Behavioral health professional" means an
				individual licensed under A.R.S. Title 32 whose scope of practice allows the
				individual to:
a. Independently engage in the
				practice of behavioral health as defined in A.R.S. §
										32-3251; or
b. Except for a licensed substance abuse
				technician, engage in the practice of behavioral health as defined in A.R.S.
				§
										32-3251 under direct supervision
				as defined in A.A.C. R4-6-101.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 2 - MISDEMEANOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENDER TREATMENT › Section R9-20-202 - Individuals to Act for Applicant

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When an applicant or provider is required by this Article to
				  provide information on or sign an application form or other document, the
				  following shall satisfy the requirement on behalf of the applicant or
				  provider:
1. If the applicant or
				provider is an individual, the individual; or
2. If the applicant or provider is a business
				organization, the individual who the business organization has designated to
				act on the business organization's behalf and who:
a. Is a controlling person of the business
				organization;
b. Is a U.S. citizen
				or legal resident; and
c. Has an
				Arizona address.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 2 - MISDEMEANOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENDER TREATMENT › Section R9-20-203 - Application and Renewal

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A. An
				applicant applying to become a provider shall submit to the Department an
				application packet that contains:
1. An
				application in a format provided by the Department that includes:
a. The applicant's name;
b. The applicant's mailing address and
				telephone number;
c. The
				applicant's email address;
d. The
				name, telephone number, and email address of the individual acting on behalf of
				the applicant according to
				R9-20-202, if applicable;
e. The name under which the applicant plans
				to do business, if different from the applicant's name;
f. The name of each referring
				court;
g. The address and telephone
				number for each facility where treatment is provided; and
h. The applicant's signature and the date
				signed;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 2 - MISDEMEANOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENDER TREATMENT › Section R9-20-204 - Application or Renewal Approval Process

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A. The Department shall:
1. Review the documents submitted by the
				applicant or provider as required in
				R9-20-203,
2. Issue an approval or non-approval based on
				the applicant's or provider's compliance with the requirements in this Article,
				and
3. Notify the applicant or
				provider of the Department's decision within 30 days after receiving the
				documents specified in
				R9-20-203.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 2 - MISDEMEANOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENDER TREATMENT › Section R9-20-205 - Notification of Change

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A. A
				provider shall notify the Department in writing at least 30 days before the
				effective date of:
1. A termination of
				treatment provision; or
2. A change
				in the:
a. Name under which the provider does
				business,
b. Address or telephone
				number of a facility where treatment is provided, or
c. Administrator.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 2 - MISDEMEANOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENDER TREATMENT › Section R9-20-206 - Rescinding Approval

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A. The
				Department may rescind the approval of a provider if the Department determines
				that noncompliance with this Article by the provider negatively impacts the
				treatment a client is receiving from the provider.
B. If the Department rescinds the approval of
				a provider, the Department shall:
1. Provide
				written notice of the rescindment to the provider that includes a list of the
				requirements with which the provider is not in compliance,
2. Remove the provider from the Department's
				list of approved treatment providers, and
3. Provide written notice of the rescindment
				to any referring courts identified by the provider.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 2 - MISDEMEANOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENDER TREATMENT › Section R9-20-207 - Administration, Monitoring

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A. A
				provider shall designate an administrator who meets qualifications established
				by the provider.
B. An applicant or
				provider shall provide the Department access to all areas of a facility, a
				client, or records, according to A.R.S. §
									41-1009 within two hours of the
				Department's request.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 20 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COURT-ORDERED PROGRAM APPROVALS › Article 2 - MISDEMEANOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OFFENDER TREATMENT › Section R9-20-208 - Misdemeanor Domestic Violence Offender Treatment Standards

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A. An administrator shall ensure that:
1. A program description is developed that
				includes a method for providing treatment;
2. Treatment:
a. Is based on methodologies developed by
				behavioral health professionals and supported by published research
				results;
b. Does not
				disproportionately or exclusively include one or more of the following:
i. Anger or stress management,
ii. Conflict resolution,
iii. Family or couples counseling,
				or
iv. Education or information
				about domestic violence;
c. Emphasizes personal
				responsibility;
d. Identifies
				domestic violence as a means of asserting power and control over another
				individual;
e. Does not require the
				participation of a victim of domestic violence;
f. Is not provided at a location where a
				victim of domestic violence is sheltered;
g. Includes individual counseling, group
				counseling, or a combination of individual counseling and group counseling
				that:
i. Is conducted by a behavioral health
				professional; and
ii. Requires each
				counseling session to be documented in the client record;
h. Does not include more than 15 clients in
				group counseling; and
3.
				Treatment is provided to a client according to subsection (C).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 21 - ARIZONA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM (AHCCCS) BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R9-21-102 - Applicability

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With regard to the provision of behavioral health services or
				  community services to clients under A.R.S. Title 36 Chapter 5, this Chapter
				  shall apply to the Administration and to all mental health agencies. This
				  Chapter shall not apply to the Arizona Department of
				  Corrections.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 21 - ARIZONA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM (AHCCCS) BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R9-21-103 - Computation of Time

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For any period of time prescribed or allowed by this Chapter,
				  the time shall be calculated as follows:
1. The period of time shall not include the
				day of the act, event or default from which the designated period of time
				begins to run;
2. If the period of
				time prescribed or allowed is less than 11 days, the period of time shall not
				include intermediate Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays;
3.
									 If
				the period of time is 11 days or more, the period of time shall include
				intermediate Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays;
4.
									 If
				the last day of the period of time is a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the
				period of time shall extend until the end of the next day that is not a
				Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 21 - ARIZONA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM (AHCCCS) BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R9-21-104 - Office of Human Rights; Human Rights Advocates

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A. An Office of
				Human Rights shall be established within the Administration. The office shall
				have its own chief officer who shall be responsible for the management and
				control of the office, as well as the hiring, training, supervision, and
				coordination of human rights advocates.
B. The chief officer shall appoint at least
				one human rights advocate for each 2,500 clients in each region. Each region
				shall have at least one human rights advocate. The chief officer shall appoint
				at least one human rights advocate for ASH. All clients shall have the right of
				access to The Office of Human Rights in order to understand, exercise, and
				protect their rights. The human rights advocate shall advocate on behalf of
				clients and shall assist clients in understanding and protecting their rights
				and obtaining needed services. The human rights advocate shall also assist
				clients in resolving appeals and grievances under Article 4 of this Chapter and
				shall coordinate and assist the Independent Oversight committees in performing
				their duties.
C. The human rights
				advocates shall be given access to all:
1.
				Clients; and
2. Client records from
				a service provider, health plan, or the Administration, except as prohibited by
				federal or state law.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 21 - ARIZONA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM (AHCCCS) BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R9-21-105 - Independent Oversight Committees

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A. According to
				A.R.S. §§
									41-3803 and
				41-3804, the Department of
				Administration shall establish Independent Oversight committees to provide
				independent oversight to ensure that the rights of clients are protected. The
				Administration shall establish at least one human rights committee for each
				region and the Arizona State Hospital. Upon the establishment of a human rights
				committee, if more than 2,500 clients reside within a region, the
				Administration shall establish additional human rights committees until there
				is one human rights committee for each 2,500 clients in a region.
B. Each human rights committee shall be
				composed of at least seven and not more than 15 members. At least two members
				of the committee shall be clients or former clients, at least two members shall
				be relatives of clients, two members shall be parents of enrolled children and
				at least three members shall have expertise in one of the following areas:
				psychology, law, medicine, education, special education, social work, or
				behavioral health services.
C. The
				Department of Administration shall appoint the initial members to each regional
				committee and the Independent Oversight committee for the Arizona State
				Hospital. Members shall be appointed to fill vacancies on an Independent
				Oversight committee, subject to the approval of the committee.
D. Each committee shall meet at least four
				times each year. Within three months of its formation, each committee shall
				establish written guidelines governing the committee's operations. These
				guidelines shall be consistent with A.R.S. §§
									41-3803 and
				41-3804. The adoption and
				amendment of the committee's guidelines shall be by a majority vote of the
				committee and shall be submitted to the Administration for approval.
E. No employee or individual under contract
				with the Administration, regional authority, or service provider may be a
				voting member of a committee.
F. If
				a member of an Independent Oversight committee or the Independent Oversight
				committee determines that a member has a conflict of interest regarding an
				agenda item, the member shall refrain from:
1. Participating in a discussion regarding
				the agenda item, and
2. Voting on
				the agenda item.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 21 - ARIZONA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM (AHCCCS) BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R9-21-106 - State Protection and Advocacy System

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Staff of mental health agencies shall cooperate with the
				  State Protection and Advocacy System in its investigations and advocacy for
				  clients and shall provide the System access to clients, records and facilities
				  to the extent permitted and required by federal law,
				  42 U.S.C.
				  10801 -
				  10851.
				  Nothing in this rule shall be construed to create an independent cause of
				  action that does not already exist for the State Protection and Advocacy System
				  either in state court or any administrative proceeding provided by these
				  rules.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES › Chapter 21 - ARIZONA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM (AHCCCS) BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS › Article 2 - RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS › Section R9-21-202 - Right to Support and Treatment

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A. A client has the
				following rights with respect to the client's support and treatment:
1. The right to behavioral health services or
				community services:
a. Under conditions that
				support the client's personal liberty and restrict personal liberty only as
				provided by law or in this Chapter;
b. From a flexible service system that
				responds to the client's needs by increasing, decreasing and changing services
				as needs change;
c. Provided in a
				way that:
i. Preserves the client's human
				dignity;
ii. Respects the client's
				individuality, abilities, needs, and aspirations without regard to the client's
				psychiatric condition;
iii.
				Encourages the client's self-determination, freedom of choice, and
				participation in treatment to the client's fullest capacity;
iv. Ensures the client's freedom from the
				discomfort, distress and deprivation that arise from an unresponsive and
				inhumane environment;
v. Protects
				and promotes the client's privacy, including an opportunity whenever possible
				to be provided clearly defined private living, sleeping and personal care
				spaces; and
vi. Maximizes
				integration of the client into the client's community through services which
				are located in residential neighborhoods, rely as much as possible on generic
				support services to provide training and assistance in ordinary community
				experiences, and utilize specialized mental health programs that are situated
				in or near generic community services;
vii. Offers the client humane and adequate
				support and treatment that is responsive to the client's needs, recognizes that
				the client's needs may vary, and is capable of adjusting to the client's
				changing needs; and
d.
				That provide the client with an opportunity to:
i. Receive services that are adequate,
				appropriate, consistent with the client's individual needs, and least
				restrictive of the client's freedom;
ii. Receive treatment and services that are
				culturally sensitive in structure, process and content;
iii. Receive services on a voluntary basis to
				the maximum extent possible and entirely if possible;
iv. Live in the client's own home;
v. Undergo normal experiences, even though
				the experiences may entail an element of risk, unless the client's safety or
				well-being or that of others is unreasonably jeopardized; and
vi. Engage in activities and styles of
				living, consistent with the client's interests, which encourage and maintain
				the integration of the client into the community.