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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 126 - PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION › Division 03 - Utilities Section › Rule 126.03.12-001 - Net Metering Rules

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Section
			 7.
Indemnity and Liability
The following is applicable to the Utility and to all Customers
				except the State of Arkansas and any entities thereof, local governments and
				federal agencies:
Each party shall indemnify the other party, its directors,
				officers, agents, and employees against all loss, damages, expense and
				liability to third persons for injury to or death of persons or injury to
				property caused by the indemnifying party's engineering, design, construction,
				ownership, maintenance, or operations of, or the making of replacements,
				additions or betterment to, or by failure of, any of such party's works or
				facilities used in connection with this Agreement by reason of omission or
				negligence, whether active or passive. The indemnifying party shall, on the
				other party's request, defend any suit asserting a claim covered by this
				indemnity. The indemnifying party shall pay all costs that may be incurred by
				the other party in enforcing this indemnity. It is the intent of the parties
				hereto that, where negligence is determined to be contributory, principles of
				comparative negligence will be followed and each party shall bear the
				proportionate cost of any loss, damage, expense and liability attributable to
				that party's negligence. Nothing in this paragraph shall be applicable to the
				parties in any agreement entered into with the State of Arkansas or any
				entities thereof, or with local governmental entities or federal agencies.
				Furthermore, nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to waive the
				sovereign immunity of the State of Arkansas or any entities thereof. The
				Arkansas State Claims Commission has exclusive jurisdiction over claims against
				the state.
Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to create any duty
				to, any standard of care with reference to or any liability to any person not a
				party to this Agreement. Neither the Utility, its officers, agents or employees
				shall be liable for any claims, demands, costs, losses, causes of action, or
				any other liability of any nature or kind, arising out of the engineering,
				design, construction, ownership, maintenance or operation of, or the making of
				replacements, additions or betterment to, or by failure of, the Customer's
				facilities by the Customer or any other person or entity.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 126 - PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION › Division 03 - Utilities Section › Rule 126.03.12-002 - Conservation and Energy Efficiency Programs

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ATTACHMENT B
REVISED C&EE RULES SECTION 11 - CLEAN
				VERSION
Section 11
: Opt
			 Out / Self Direct Option for Qualifying Non-Residential (NR) Customers
A. An Arkansas NR customer of an electric or
			 natural gas public utility meeting the eligibility requirements of subsection K
			 of Section 11 at a single metered location or subsection L of Section 11 at
			 multiple metered locations within a single utility's service territory may
			 request approval from the Commission for a Certificate of Exemption
			 (Certificate) allowing the customer to "opt out" of participating in utility
			 provided EE programs and to participate instead in a Self-Directed EE Option
			 (S-D Option). To be approved for a Certificate by the Commission, an eligible
			 customer must successfully demonstrate that it:
(1) has implemented or invested in a
			 measure(s) within ten years prior to the date the customer files its request
			 for a Certificate with the Commission, or
(2) will implement or invest in a measure(s)
			 within the duration of the applicable public utility's energy efficiency (EE)
			 plan approved by the Commission pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §
										23-3-405;
			 or that it:
(3) has exhausted its
			 opportunity to conduct further meaningful cost-effective EE programs and to
			 participate in, or to realize benefits through participation in, its utility's
			 EE programs.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 126 - PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION › Division 03 - Utilities Section › Rule 126.03.13-001 - Net Metering Rules

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DEFINITIONS
Net-metering
				customer
An owner of a net-metering facility.
Rule 2.04.
Billing for Net
			 Metering
C. If the kWhs
			 generated by the net metering facility and fed back to the electric utility
			 exceed the kWhs supplied by the electric utility to the net metering customer
			 during the applicable billing period, the utility shall credit the net-metering
			 customer with any accumulated net excess generation in the next applicable
			 billing period.
(1) Net excess generation
			 shall first be credited to the net-metering customer's meter to which the
			 net-metering facility is physically attached (designated meter).
(2) After application of subdivision (C)(1)
			 and upon request of the net-metering customer pursuant to subsection (D), any
			 remaining net excess generation shall be credited to one or more of the
			 net-metering customer's meters (additional meters) in the rank order provided
			 by the customer.
(3) Net excess
			 generation shall be credited as described in subdivisions (C)(1) and (C)(2)
			 during subsequent billing periods; net excess generation credit remaining in a
			 net-metering customer's account at the close of an annual billing cycle, up to
			 an amount equal to four (4) months' average usage during the annual billing
			 cycle that is closing, shall be credited to the net-metering customer's account
			 for use during the next annual billing cycle.
(4) Except as provided in subsection (C)(3)
			 of this section, any net excess generation credit remaining in a net-metering
			 customer's account at the close of an annual billing cycle shall
			 expire.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 126 - PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION › Division 03 - Utilities Section › Rule 126.03.13-003 - Section 11 of the Conservatrion and Energy Efficiency Program Rules

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REVISED CONSERVATION & ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAM
				RULES
Section 11
: Opt
			 Out / Self Direct Option for Qualifying Non-Residential (NR) Customers
A.
(1) An
			 Arkansas NR customer of an electric or natural gas public utility that is
			 classified within sectors 31 through 33 of the North American Industry
			 Classification System (NAICS), as it existed on January 1, 2013, may provide
			 notice, by mail or electronic mail to the Commission on or before September 15
			 of any year of its decision to opt out of utility sponsored energy conservation
			 programs and measures and direct its own energy conservation programs and
			 measures if the NR customer satisfies the criteria set forth in Act 253 of 2013
			 codified as Ark. Code Ann. §
										23-3-405(c)
			 through (e). Non-residential customers
			 providing notice to opt out in accordance with Act 253 should refer to Act 253
			 codified as Ark. Code Ann. §
										23-3-405(c)
			 through (e) for guidance. The remainder of
			 Section 11 does not apply to customers providing notice to opt out in
			 accordance with Act 253.
(2) An
			 Arkansas NR customer of an electric or natural gas public utility that is not
			 classified within sectors 31 through 33 of the NAICS but meeting the
			 eligibility requirements of subsection L of Section 11 at a single metered
			 location or subsection M of Section 11 at multiple metered locations within a
			 single utility's service territory may request approval from the Commission for
			 a Certificate of Exemption (Certificate) allowing the customer to "opt out" of
			 participating in utility provided EE programs and to participate instead in a
			 Self-Directed EE Option (SD Option). To be approved for a Certificate by the
			 Commission, an eligible customer must successfully demonstrate that it:
(a) has implemented or invested in a
			 measure(s) within ten years prior to the date the customer files its request
			 for a Certificate with the Commission, or
(b) will implement or invest in a measure(s)
			 within the duration of the applicable public utility's energy efficiency (EE)
			 plan approved by the Commission pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §
											23-3-405;
			 or that it:
(c) has exhausted its
			 opportunity to conduct further meaningful cost-effective EE programs and to
			 participate in, or to realize benefits through participation in, its utility's
			 EE programs.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 126 - PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION › Division 05 - Secretary of the Commission › Rule 126.05.20-001 - Net-Metering Rules

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SECTION 1.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Rule 1.01
Definitions
The following definitions shall apply throughout the
				Net-Metering Rules (NMRs) except as otherwise required by the context, and any
				references to the NMRs shall include these definitions:
(a)
Additional Meter
A meter associated with the Net-Metering Customer's account
				that the Net-Metering Customer may credit with Net Excess Generation from the
				Generation Meter. Additional Meter(s):
1) shall be under common ownership within a
			 single Electric Utility's service area;
2) shall be used to measure the Net-Metering
			 Customer's requirements for electricity;
3) may be in a different class of service
			 than the Generation Meter;
4) shall
			 be assigned to one, and only one, Generation Meter;
5) shall not be a Generation Meter;
			 and
6) shall not be associated with
			 unmetered service.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 126 - PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION › Division 05 - Secretary of the Commission › Rule 126.05.21-002 - Anti-Spoofing Rules

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Section 1.
Definitions
Rule 1.01
Definitions
The following definition shall apply throughout the
				Anti-Spoofing Rules (ASRs) except as otherwise required by the context and any
				references to the ASRs shall include these definitions:
(a) Caller Identification Service
A service offered by a Provider that provides caller
				identification information to a device capable of displaying the
				information.
(b) Commercial
			 Radio Service
Commercial Mobile Service as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
											23-17-403.
(c) Commission
The Arkansas Public Service Commission.
(d) Complainant
A Person who initiates a Docket before the Commission by filing
				a complaint pursuant to Rule 4.01.
(e) Party
(1) Any Person who is:
(A) a Complainant;
(B) named as a respondent in a complaint
			 filed pursuant to Rule 4.01;
(C) an
			 Intervenor;
(D) otherwise
			 specifically designated by Commission order as an official Party to any Docket.
(2) The Attorney General
			 of Arkansas, acting pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §§
											23-4-301,
et seq.,
upon filing a "notice of intent" to participate as a
			 Party in any Docket.
(3) The Staff
			 where Staff is participating as a Party in any Docket pursuant to RPP
			 1.05.
(f) Person
As defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
											23-1-101.
(g) Provider
As defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
											23-17-122.
(h) Report
Documentation filed with the Commission containing information
				seeking to demonstrate that the Provider has complied with Ark. Code Ann.
				§
											23-17-122(b).
(i) RPPs
The Commission's
Rules of Practice and
				Procedure
.
(j)
			 Spoofing
Displaying or causing to be displayed a fictitious or
				misleading name or telephone number on an Arkansas resident's telephone caller
				identification service or using a third party to display or cause to be
				displayed a fictitious or misleading name or telephone number on an Arkansas
				resident's telephone caller identification service.
(k) Staff
Commission employees who may collectively participate in and
				appear as a Party in investigations at and Dockets before the Commission. Staff
				includes the Executive Director and the Tax Division Director of the Commission
				and employees who report to those directors.
(l) Telecommunications Services
As defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
											23-17-403.
(m) Voice over Internet Protocol
			 Service
As defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
											12-10-303.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 128 - Forestry Commission › Rule 128.00.98-001 - Bylaws of the Arkansas Forestry Commission

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I. General
A. Intent: These Bylaws supplement the
		  Arkansas Forestry Commission's Rules and Regulations dated October 1,1992, its
		  enabling legislation, codified at A.C.A. §
								15-31-101
et seq.,
and other pertinent statutes. The Bylaws govern the
		  conduct of the business of the Arkansas Forestry Commission and shall be
		  interpreted to establish orderly, equitable, and efficient
		  procedures.
B. Effective Date:
		  Pursuant to A.C.A. §
								25-15-204(e),
		  these Bylaws are effective ten days after filing with the Secretary of State,
		  the Arkansas State Library, and the Arkansas Code Revision
		  Commission.
C. Authority: The
		  Arkansas General Assembly established the Arkansas Forestry Commission and
		  prescribed its organization, duties, and powers. A.C.A. §
								15-31-103(c)
		  directs the Arkansas Forestry Commission to adopt rules for the conduct of its
		  business.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.04-002 - Rules for the Arkansas State Police Commission

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RULE
		  11 - DEFERRED RETIREMENT OPTION PLAN
A member who has 28 years of credited service and who is
			 otherwise eligible for a service retirement pension, full or reduced, may elect
			 to participate in the Deferred Option Plan. The member's application must be
			 submitted on the proper form and received by the administrative office of the
			 Arkansas State Police Retirement System prior to effective date of
			 participation. The effective date of participation must be the first day of a
			 month. Upon approval by the Board of Trustees, the monthly benefit that would
			 have been payable had the member retired shall be paid into the Arkansas State
			 Police Officers' Deferred Option Plan account. If Board approval occurs after
			 the effective date requested, payment shall be retroactive. Interest on the
			 account is applied as allowed by law. Interest shall be credited to each
			 individual account at the end of each fiscal year.
The member must terminate his/her employment from Arkansas State
			 Police and start receiving a retirement benefit within seven years of the date
			 participation begins. The amount in the Deferred Option Plan account may be
			 taken in one of the following methods:
* A lump sum
* A lifetime annuity
* A 5, 10, 15, or 20-year annuity
* A partial lump sum and the balance in a lifetime annuity or a
			 5, 10, 15, or 20- year annuity.
The monthly payment amount for an annuity will be determined by
			 the System's actuary.
The monthly retirement benefit, exclusive of the Deferred Option
			 Plan account, payable to the participant upon termination of employment with
			 the department, shall be the monthly benefit payable at the date participation
			 began in the Deferred Option Plan adjusted for any increases granted to
			 retirees during the period of participation. A member participating in the
			 Deferred Option Plan must make application for regular retirement in the method
			 required for all members of the System.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.07-001 - Used Automobile Dealers Service and Handling Fees Rules

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Rule 1.0 Rules
		  Adopted.
These Rules
shall be known as the Used Motor Vehicle
			 Dealers' Service and Handling Fees Rules , promulgated by the Director of the
			 Department of the Arkansas State Police.
Rule 1.1 Authority; Scope; Effective Date.
a)
These Rules are
issued under
		  the Director's authority at Ark. Code Ann. §§
								23-112-617(e)
		  (Supp. 2007),
et seq.
, as amended by Arkansas Act 366 of 2007,
		  and Ark. Code Ann. §
								12-8-104(c)
		  (Supp. 2007), as well as the Arkansas Administrative Procedure Act, codified at
		  Ark. Code Ann. §§
								25-15-201,
et seq.
b)
These Rules
shall apply to all Used Motor Vehicle Dealerships
		  which or Used Motor Vehicle Dealers who are subject to licensure by the
		  Department of the Arkansas State Police under Ark. Code Ann. §§
								23-112-601
		  (Supp. 2007),
et seq.
c)
These Rules
shall be
		  effective on and after
September 15, 2007.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.07-004 - Municipal Police Patrols of Controlled-Access Facilities Rules

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Rule 1.0 Rules
		  Adopted; Purpose.
These Rules shall be known as the "MUNICIPAL POLICE PATROLS OF
			 CONTROLLED-ACCESS FACILITIES RULES", promulgated by the Director of the
			 Department of Arkansas State Police ("Arkansas State Police" or "ASP"). The
			 purpose of the Rules is to set written guidelines for compliance with Arkansas
			 Act 371 of 2007; and thus to ensure the orderly patrol of controlled-access
			 facilities by municipal police departments listed by the Director to provide
			 orderly and appropriate law enforcement assistance to Department of Arkansas
			 State Police.
Rule 1.1
		  Authority; Scope; Effective Date.
a) These
		  Rules are issued under the Director's authority at Ark. Code Ann. §§
								12-8-106(h)
		  (Supp. 2007),
et seq.
, as amended by Arkansas Act 371 of 2007,
		  as well as the Arkansas Administrative Procedure Act, codified at Ark. Code
		  Ann. §§
								25-15-201,
et seq.
b) These
		  Rules shall apply to all municipal police departments in the state of Arkansas
		  who make application to the Director to patrol the controlled-access facilities
		  pursuant to A.C.A. §
								12-8-106(h).
c) These Rules shall be effective on and
		  after April 1, 2008.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.09-001 - Fire Sprinklers for One and Two Family Dwellings

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SECTION 1.
AUTHORITY; INTENT
(A) These rules are promulgated and adopted
		  in compliance with the Arkansas Administrative Procedure Act, codified as
		  Arkansas Code Annotated §§
								25-15-201,
et seq
. These Rules are promulgated by the Director (Director)
		  of the Department of Arkansas State Police (Department), who serves by
		  operation of law as the Arkansas State Fire Marshal under the authority granted
		  by Arkansas Act 254 of 1955, codified at A.C.A. §§
								12-13-101 to
		  A.C.A. §
								12-13-116,
		  as amended, and specifically under A.C.A. §
								12-13-105(5),
		  and A.C.A. §
								12-13-107(b).
(B) These Rules are intended to serve as
		  guidelines to continue to assure compliance and continuity with laws and rules
		  to protect Arkansas lives and residential property against the peril of fire
		  and smoke, and primarily to clarify the use and installation of automatic fire
		  sprinkler systems in new one and two family dwellings.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.11-001 - Driver's License Testing Fraud Rules

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SECTION
		  1.
PURPOSE
The purpose of these Rules is to define driver's license testing
			 fraud and establish penalties for such fraud as provided by Ark. Code Ann.
			 §
								27-16-705(c).
SECTION 2.
AUTHORITY
These Rules are promulgated pursuant to the Director's authority
			 under Ark. Code Ann. §§
								27-16-705(c)
			 and
			 25-15-201,
et seq.
SECTION
		  3.
DEFINITIONS
A person commits driver's license or instruction permit
			 examination fraud if during any written or electronic examination process for a
			 driver's license or instructions permit the person:
A. Possesses or uses written or electronic
		  answers to the examination during the examination process;
B. Uses any electronic communication device
		  to communicate with a person who is not employed by the Department of the
		  Arkansas State Police (and in a position that is assisting in the
		  administration of the examination);
C. Writes down question contained on the
		  examination during the examination process with the intent to leave the testing
		  center with the questions or otherwise transmit the data; or
D. Uses any electronic device to record,
		  capture, access data, or transmit any portion of the examination during the
		  examination process.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.13-002 - Non-Commercial Driver's License Testing Rule and amend the Arkansas State Police Commercial Driver's License Testing Rule 2.1

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Highway Patrol Division
Commercial Driver's License Testing Rules
PURPOSE -
Provide for the expiration of the
			 application to allow the Department of Finance and Administration to cease
			 tracking the applications that have been issued that are over on year
			 old.
EXPLANATION -
Amend the current commercial driver's
			 license rule to provide for the expiration of the application form.
Rule 2.1 - The initial application for the
		  CDL, which includes knowledge examination and skill testing shall be fifty
		  dollars ($50); except as hereinafter set out.
Any CDL-1 application form purchased after the effective date of
			 this rule shall expire one (1) year from the date of purchase.
Any CDL-1 application form purchased prior to the effective date
			 of this rule shall expire one (1) year from the effective date of this
			 rule.
Non- Commercial Driver's License Testing Rule
PURPOSE
- To allow further study time for an
			 unsuccessful candidate for a driver's license; which is intended to increase
			 their pass rate and decrease the expenditure of resources by the Arkansas State
			 Police for applicants that may re-test every business day.
EXPLANATION
- Implement new Non-Commercial Driver's
			 License Testing Rule.
Rule 1. In the
		  event that a person does not successfully complete the knowledge portion of the
		  test for an Arkansas Learner's Permit, Learner's License or Intermediate
		  Driver's License, there shall be a five (5) calendar day waiting period before
		  they will be allowed to re-test.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.13-003 - Rule concerning the Crimes Against Children Division (CACD) procedures

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CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN DIVISION
INVESTIGATION DEADLINE EXTENSION RULE
PURPOSE:
The purpose and authority for this Rule is
			 contained in Act 426 of 2013 and Ark. Code Ann. §
							12-18-616 as
			 amended. It is of critical importance that child maltreatment reports reach an
			 "investigation determination" within forty-five (45) days; however that is not
			 possible in all investigations.
EXPLANATION:
This Act and law authorizes a fifteen
			 (15) day extension to the forty-five (45) day "investigation determination"
			 deadline. The purpose of this rule is to outline the process to extend the
			 deadline from forty-five (45) days to sixty (60) days.
Crimes Against Children Division - Investigative Deadline
			 Extension Rule
			 1.
REQUEST: If needed, an Arkansas State Police Crimes Against
			 Children Division Investigator shall request approval for the fifteen (15) day
			 extension to the "investigation determination" deadline in writing to their
			 immediate supervisor. This request will be made no later than the fortieth
			 (40th) day of the investigation. The reason for the
			 request for extension shall be explained in detail in the request.
CRITERIA: A fifteen-day investigation determination extension may
			 be approved under the following circumstances:
A. When necessary documentation has been
		  requested but has not been received, such as:
1. Medical files and information;
2. Police records and reports;
3. Medical Examiner's reports;
4. Arkansas Crime Lab reports; or
5. Information or reports from other
		  states.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.16-001 - Rules for Licensing and Regulation of Private Investigators, Private Security Agencies, Alarm Systems Companies, Polygraph Examiners, and Voice Stress Analysis Examiners

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SECTION 1.
TITLE/AUTHORITY/DEFINITIONS
Rule
		  1.3.
Definitions
-
(1) ABAT - Advanced Burglar Alarm
		  Technician.
(2) Administrator - the
		  designee of the Director of the Department of Arkansas State Police pursuant to
		  A.C.A. §
									17-39-110.
(3) AFPC - Arkansas Fire Prevention
		  Code.
(4) Applicant - any person
		  who has submitted a properly completed application to be licensed,
		  credentialed, or commissioned under this chapter to the Department.
(5) Commission holder - person who is a
		  Commissioned Security Officer (CSO) or Commissioned School Security Officer
		  (CSSO).
(6) Credential holder -
		  person who is a Credentialed Private Investigator (CPI), Manager (REP), Private
		  Security Officer
(PSO), Ahem
Systems Technician
(AT),
Aiarm Systems Monitor (AM), Alarm Systems Apprentice
		  (AA), Alarm Systems Agent (AGT), Assistant Training Administrator (ATA),
		  Training Administrator (TA), Training Instructor (TI), or Branch Office
		  Manager.
(7) Director - of the
		  Arkansas State Police or his or her designee.
(8) Disqualifying Factor or Offense -any
		  factor or offense that
could
cause an applicant to be
		  ineligible to hold a license credential or commission.
(9) Department - the Department of Arkansas
		  State Police.
(10) ESA - Electronic
		  Security Association (formerly National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association
		  (NBFAA)/National Training School (NTS)).
(11) FAIM -Fire Alarm Installation
		  Methods.
(12) Hearing Officer - the
		  appointed presiding officer over cases of adjudication pursuant to the Arkansas
		  Administrative Procedure Act.
(13)
		  Institution of Instruction (IOI) - a teaching entity that has been approved by
		  the department to instruct licensees, credential holders, and commission
		  holders.
(14) Licensee - person who
		  has been issued a Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D, Class E-M, Class E
		  Restricted, Class E-S, Class E Unrestricted, Class G, Polygraph Examiners
		  License, or Voice Stress Analysis Examiners License.
(15) NESA - National Electronic Security
		  Alliance.
(16) NICET - National
		  Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies:?
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.16-002 - Residential Day care Exception to Automatic Fire-Extingushing System Requirement

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RESIDENTIAL DAYCARE
			 EXCEPTION
2012 ARKANSAS FIRE PREVENTION CODE
[M] 609.2
Where required.
A Type
		  1 hood shall be installed at or above all commercial cooking appliances and
		  domestic cooking appliances used for commercial purposes that produce grease
		  vapors. A residential hood is allowed for protection of domestic cooking
		  appliances in child care facilities.
Exception:
Residential hoods are not required in day
			 care facilities licensed for sixteen (16) or less, when operated in the care
			 giver's primary residence and the cooking performed during the hours of day
			 care operation does not produce grease vapors.
609.2.1
Where required - retroactive in
		  existing buildings or structures.
A residential hood shall be installed
		  in all child care facilities by January 1, 2017.
904.2.1
Commercial hood and duct
		  systems.
Each commercial kitchen exhaust hood and duct system required
		  by Section
		  609 to have a Type I hood or
		  residential hood shall be protected with an
approved automatic
fire-extinguishing system installed in accordance with this code.
Exception:
Automatic fire extinguishing systems are
			 not required in day care facilities licensed for sixteen (16) or less, when
			 operated in the care giver's primary residence and the cooking performed during
			 the hours of day care operation does not produce grease
			 vapors.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.18-001 - Arkansas Concealed handgun Carry License Rules

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CHAPTER 1.
TITLE;
		  AUTHORITY; SCOPE
Rule 1.2
Definitions
Definitions are adopted as follows:
(n)
"Enhanced Training"
- the
		  training requirements set forth in ASP CHCL Rule
		  13.3 for an applicant or a
		  licensee to qualify for an enhanced concealed handgun carry license;
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.19-001 - Purchase of Blue Lights/Lens Sale And Purchase of Official Law Enforcement Insignia

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SECTION 1:
PURPOSE
It shall be unlawful to sell or transfer a blue light or blue
			 lens cap to any person other than a law enforcement officer or a county
			 coroner. It shall be unlawful to buy or sell official law enforcement insignia
			 to any person other than a law enforcement officer.
This rule is hereby promulgated in compliance with Arkansas Code
			 Annotated 25-15-201 et seq. and under the
			 authority of Acts 497 and 1281 of 1997 as codified in Arkansas Code Annotated
			 5-77-201 et seq.
SECTION 2:
DEFINITIONS
As used in this rule the following definitions apply:
....
(E) "Arkansas State
		  Police" shall mean the Division of Arkansas State Police.
....
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.19-003 - Division of Arkansas State Police Municipal Police Patrols of Controlled-Access Facilities Rules Amendments

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Rule 1.0 Rules
		  Adopted; Purpose.
These Rules shall be known as the "MUNICIPAL POLICE PATROLS OF
			 CONTROLLEDACCESS FACILITIES RULES", promulgated by the Director of the Division
			 of Arkansas State Police ("Arkansas State Police" or "ASP"). The purpose of the
			 Rules is to set written guidelines for compliance with Arkansas Act 371 of
			 2007; and thus to ensure the orderly patrol of controlled-access facilities by
			 municipal police departments listed by the Director to provide orderly and
			 appropriate law enforcement assistance to Division of Arkansas State
			 Police.
....
Rule
		  1.2. Definitions. As used in these Rules, these terms mean the
		  following:
....
b) "Director" means
		  Director of the Division of the Arkansas State Police; and
c) "Division" means the Division of Arkansas
		  State Police. .
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.19-004 - Division of Arkansas State Police Third Party Testing Requirements Rules Amendments

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I. PURPOSE
The purpose of this document is to explain the requirements for
			 conducting Commercial Driver License skills tests as a Third Party Tester.
			 Authority to administer skills tests is granted only to Third Party Testers who
			 both utilize third party examiners certified by the Division and enter into an
			 agreement with the Division. As a secondary matter, this document will be
			 incorporated by reference into each agreement.
II. DEFINITIONS
A.
Division
: The
		  Division of Arkansas State Police
....
C.
		  FMCSA: Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
D.
Third Party
		  Tester
: A government entity, an association, a school district, an
		  educational co-op, an educational institution or a business entity engaged in
		  the use of commercial motor vehicles and certified by the Division to
		  administer an approved testing program for CDL applicants in accordance with
		  the requirements within.
E.
Approved Testing Program
: The CDL skills tests which
		  are required by the Division and are administered by third party
		  testers.
F.
Third Party
		  Tester Certificate
: That document which is issued to a third party
		  tester in order to verify the tester is authorized to administer an approved
		  testing program on behalf of the Division.
G.
Third Party Examiner
		  Certificate
: That document issued by the Division to indicate that
		  a person has been approved as a qualified examiner, and evidencing authority to
		  conduct the skills tests required for obtaining a CDL.
....
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.19-005 - Division of Arkansas State Police Driver's License Testing Fraud Rules

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.....
SECTION 3.
DEFINITIONS
A person commits driver's license or instruction permit
			 examination fraud if during any written or electronic examination process for a
			 driver's license or instructions permit the person:
.....
B. Uses any
		  electronic communication device to communicate with a person who is not
		  employed by the Division of the Arkansas State Police (and in a position that
		  is assisting in the administration of the examination);
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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.19-006 - Division of Arkansas State Police Commercial Driver's License Rules

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RULE 1.0 -
ADOPTION; AUTHORITY
The Division of the Arkansas State Police ("Division" or
			 "Arkansas State Police") hereby adopts the following rules for the
			 implementation of the costs for testing and re-testing of the Commercial
			 Driver's License Program (program), as set forth in Act 241 of 1989, codified
			 as Ark. Code Ann. §§
								27-23-101 et seq., as amended,
			 including §
								27-23-108, under Act 256 of 2007,
			 and under the Director's additional authority in Ark. Code Ann. §§
								25-15-201, et seq., the Arkansas
			 Administrative Procedure Act, and other applicable laws. Additional authority
			 is under the directive(s) of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration,
			 U.S. Department of Transportation, to which the State of Arkansas adheres for
			 continuing eligibility for receipt of federal highway administration funds. See
			 the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1986; and
			 49 CFR
			 383.123; under subsection (a) (1), as to "S"
			 and "P" driver's license endorsements. The Division shall, from time to time,
			 make and enact other such rules as they become necessary for the effective
			 administration of the program.
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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.19-007 - Division of Arkansas State Police Rules for Licensing and Regulation of Private Investigators, Private Security Agencies, Alarm Systems Companies, Polygraph Examiners, and Voice Stress Analysis Examiners

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SECTION
		  1.
TITLE/AUTHORITY/DEFINITIONS
....
Rule
		  1.3.
Definitions
-
....
(2) Administrator -
		  the designee of the Director of the Division of Arkansas State Police pursuant
		  to A.C.A. §
									17-39-110.
....
(4)
		  Applicant - any person who has submitted a properly completed application to be
		  licensed, credentialed, or commissioned under this chapter to the Division.
....
(9)
		  Division -the Division of Arkansas State Police ("ASP").
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(13)
		  Institution of Instruction (IOI) -a teaching entity that has been approved by
		  the Division to instruct licensees, credential holders, and commission holders.
....
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.19-008 - Division of Arkansas State Police Used Motor Vehicle Dealer Licensing Rules

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Rule 1. "Definitions" As used in these rules
		  and procedures, unless the context otherwise requires, the following terms are
		  defined as:
1A. "Division" means the Division
		  of Arkansas State Police ("ASP").
....
1E.
		  "Applicant" means any person who has submitted to the Division a properly
		  completed application for a certificate of license to conduct business under
		  the provisions of the Act.
1F.
		  "License" means a certificate issued to a person, by the Division, authorizing
		  that person to conduct business under the provisions of this "Act" and these
		  rules.
....
1H.
		  "Documentation" means such information as may be required by the Division,
		  utilized to determine an applicant's or licensee's qualifications to hold a
		  certificate of license.
....
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Rule
		  1.1
Authority; Scope; Effective Date.
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b)
		  These Rules shall apply to all Used Motor Vehicle Dealerships which or Used
		  Motor Vehicle Dealers who are subject to licensure by the Division of the
		  Arkansas State Police under Ark. Code Ann. §§
								23-112-601 (Supp. 2007),
et seq.
.....
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.95-001 - Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Act 419 of 1995 - License to Carry a concealed Weapon

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ACT 419 OF 1995, RULES AND PROCEDURES, GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHR 1. "DEFINATIONS'' as used in these rules
		  and procedures, unless the context otherwise requries, the following definition
		  are adopted:
1. A "DIRECTOR" means the
		  Director of the Arkansas State Police or his designated representative.
1. B "HANDGUN" means any firearm
		  as described In Section
		  1.b
		  of Act 41 9 of 1995.
1. C ''CONCEALED'' means to cover from
		  observation so as to prevent public view as defined in section 1.c of Act 419
		  of 1995.
1. D "APPLICANT" means any
		  person who has submitted to the Department a property completed application for
		  approval of a concealed handgun license, firearm safety training instructor
		  approval or firearm safety training program approval.
1. E "DEPARMENT'' means the Department of
		  Arkansas State Police.
1. F
		  ''LICENSE'' means the written authorization issued by the Director to the
		  holder entitling that person to carry a concealed handgun as prescribed by Act
		  419 of 1995.
1. G "LICENSEE" means
		  any person to whom a license has been issued under the provisions of Act 413 or
		  1995.
1. H "INSTRUCTOR" means any
		  person who has been approved by the Director to instruct the training
		  requirements for a license to c any a concealed handgun under the provisions of
		  Act 419 of 1995 and these rules.
1.
		  I "APPLICATION" means a form of such size and design that contains
		  the required information as prescribed by Act 419 of 1995, enabling a person to
		  apply for a license to carry a concealed handgun or an instructor's permit as
		  described herein.
1. J
		  "DOCUMENTATION- means such other information as may be required under the
		  provisions of Act 419 of 1995, only to be utilized in determining the
		  applicant's qualifications.
1. K
		  "REGISTRATION" means a permit granted to an instructor certifying him/her to
		  instruct the training provisions outlined herein.
1. L "TRAINING" means the training
		  requirements set forth in these rules and procedures for licensure to carry a
		  concealed handgun under the provisions of Act 419 of 1995.
1. M "HEARING OFFICER" means the Director of
		  the Arkansas State Police or his designated representative acting in cases of
		  adjudication as outlined in the Arkansas Administrative Procedure Act, as
		  amended.
1. N "DUPLICATE LICENSE"
		  means a license to carry a concealed handgun that has been issued to a licensee
		  to replace the previously issued license.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.95-003 - Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Act 419 of 1995 - License to Carry a Concealed Weapon

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ACT 419 OF 1995, RULES AND PROCEDURES, GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHR 1. "DEFINATIONS'' as used in these rules
		  and procedures, unless the context otherwise requries, the following definition
		  are adopted:
1. A "DIRECTOR" means the
		  Director of the Arkansas State Police or his designated representative.
1. B "HANDGUN" means any firearm
		  as described In Section
		  1.b
		  of Act 41 9 of 1995.
1. C ''CONCEALED'' means to cover from
		  observation so as to prevent public view as defined in section 1.c of Act 419
		  of 1995.
1. D "APPLICANT" means any
		  person who has submitted to the Department a property completed application for
		  approval of a concealed handgun license,firearm safety training instructor
		  approval or firearm safety training program approval.
1. E "DEPARTMENT" means the Department of
		  Arkansas State Police.
1. F
		  ''LICENSE'' means the written authorization issued by the Director to the
		  holder entitling that person to carry a concealed handgun as prescribed by Act
		  419 of 1995.
1. G "LICENSEE" means
		  any person to whom a license has been issued under the provisions of Act 419 of
		  1995.
1. H "INSTRUCTOR" means any
		  person who has been approved by the Director to Instruct the training
		  requirements for a license to carry a concealed handgun under he provisions of
		  Act 419 of 1995 and these rules.
1.
		  I "APPLICATION" means a form of such size and design that contains
		  the required information as prescribed by Act 419 of 1995, enabling a person to
		  apply for a license to carry a concealed handgun or an instructor's permit as
		  described herein.
1. J
		  "DOCUMENTATION" means such other information as may be required under the
		  provisions of Act 419 of 1995, only to be utilized in determining the
		  applicant's qualifications.
1. K
		  "REGISTRATION" means a permit granted to an instructor certifying him/her to
		  instruct the training provisions outlined herein.
1. L "TRAINING" means the training
		  requirements set forth in these rules and procedures for licensure to carry a
		  concealed handgun under the provisions of Act 419 of 1995.
1. M "HEARING OFFICER" means the Director of
		  the Arkansas State Police or his designated representative acting in cases of
		  adjudication as outlined in
the
Arkansas Administrative
		  Procedure Act, as amended.
1. N
		  "DUPLICATE LICENSE" means a license to carry a concealed handgun that has been
		  issued to a licensee to replace the previously issued
		  license.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.95-004 - Regulations for Used Car Dealer Licensing

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ACT 490 OF 1993, AS AMENDED, RULES AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
Rule 1. "Definitions" As used in these rules
		  and procedures, unless the context otherwise requires; the following terms are
		  defined as:
1 A. "Deportment" means the
		  Department of Arkansas State Police
1B. "Director" means the Director of Arkansas
		  State Police, or his designated representative.
1C. "Act" means Act 490 of 1993, as it may
		  hereafter be amended.
1D.
		  "Application" means a form of such size and design which contains the required
		  information, as prescribed by the "Act", whereas a person may apply for a
		  certificate of license under the provisions of Act 490 of 1993 as
		  amended.
1E. "Applicant" means any
		  person who has submitted to the Department a properly completed application for
		  a certificate of license to conduct business under the provisions of the
		  Act
1F. "License" means a
		  certificate issued to a person, by the Department authorizing that person to
		  conduct business
under
the provisions of this "Act" and these
		  rules.
1G. "Licensee" means a
		  person who holds a valid certificate of license as defined in Rule
		  1F.
1H. "Documentation" means such
		  information as may be required by the Department, utilized to determine an
		  applicants or licensee's qualifications to hold a certificate of
		  license.
1I. "Hearing Officer"
		  means the Director of the Arkansas State Police, or his designated
		  representative acting in cases of adjudication as outlined in the Arkansas
		  Administrative Procedures Act, as amended.
1J. "Salesman" means a person as defined in
		  Act 490 of 1993, as amended.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 130 - Arkansas State Police › Rule 130.00.96-001 - Commercial Driver License Third Party Testing Requirements

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I.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this document is to explain the requirements for
			 conducting Commercial Driver License skills tests as a Third Party Tester.
			 Authority to administer skills tests is granted only to Third Party Testers who
			 both utilize third party examiners certified by the Department and enter into
			 an agreement with the Department. As a secondary matter, this document will be
			 incorporated by reference into each agreement.
II.
DEFINITIONS
The following words and terms, when used in this document, shall
			 have the following meanings:
A.
Department
: The Department of Arkansas State
		  Police
B.
CDL
: Commercial Driver License
C.
FHWA
: Federal
		  Highway Administration
D.
Third Party Tester
: A government entity, an
		  association, a school district, an educational co-op, an educational
		  institution or a business entity engaged in the use of commercial motor
		  vehicles and certified by the Department to administer an approved testing
		  program for CDL applicants in accordance with the requirements
		  within.
E.
Approved
		  Testing Program
: The CDL skills tests which are required by the
		  Department and are administered by third party testers.
F.
Third Party Tester
		  Certificate
: That document which is issued to a third party tester
		  in order to verify the tester is authorized to administer an approved testing
		  program on behalf of the Department.
G.
Third Party Examiner
		  Certificate
: That document issued by the Department to indicate
		  that a person has been approved as a qualified examiner, and evidencing
		  authority to conduct the skills tests required for obtaining a CDL.
H.
Third Party
		  Examiner
: A full-time employee of the third party tester who has
		  been issued a third party examiner certificate authorizing him or her to
		  conduct CDL skills tests.