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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 151 - Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board › Rule 151.00.17-001 - Reinstatment Rule

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Reinstatement Rule Changes
Clean version of Section
			 IX of Arkansas Appraiser
			 Licensing and Certification Board (AALCB) Rules and Regulations
These proposed rules are to implement Act 1066 of the
			 90th General Assembly and to comply with the
			 Appraiser Qualifications Board (AQB) reinstatement requirements.
This
			 act pertains to reinstatement of an appraiser's credential.
Reviewed
			 and adopted by the ALCB Rules, Regulations, and Policy Committee on August 17,
			 2016. Reviewed and adopted by the ALCB at its regular meeting on August 17,
			 2016.
Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board proposed
			 changes to its rules:
Section I
- General (Q) Complaint Adjudication and Publication of Action
A. Any appraiser who fails to timely renew
		  their registration, license, certification or elects to surrender their
		  license/certification while a complaint is pending, will be unable to have
		  their license re-instated until the complaint has been resolved. If a
		  disciplinary hearing or informal conference is pending at the time of
		  surrender, the scheduled hearings will proceed with or without the appraiser's
		  participation and any disciplinary action resulting from the hearing shall be
		  placed in the appraiser's file and addressed prior to any reinstatement of
		  their credentials. Appraisers who have their license suspended or revoked are
		  prohibited from performing any and all duties and responsibilities (researching
		  data, and/or assisting associates with the development and reporting of real
		  property appraisals).
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 151 - Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board › Rule 151.00.17-002 - Fees and Payment of Fees

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Fees Rule Change
Clean version of Section
			 XII of Arkansas Appraiser
			 Licensing and Certification Board (ALCB) Rules and Regulations
Proposed rules to implement
ALCB
Statute
			 17-14-203(6)(E)(i).
This pertains to the pass-through fee for a criminal background check
			 for applicants seeking an appraiser credential or to upgrade an existing
			 credential. And to correct a typographical error with respect to Section
			 XII - Fees and Payment of Fees A.
			 5. Delinquent Fees.
These were reviewed and adopted by the ALCB Ruies,
			 Regulations, and Policy Committee on August 17, 2016. They were also reviewed
			 and adopted by the ALCB at its regular meeting on August 17,2016.
Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board proposed
			 changes to Its rules:
Section XII
- Fees and Payment of Fees
A.
Types of Fees
The following fees shall be paid for pre-Iicensure and
			 pre-certification applications and for the issuance of original and renewal
			 licenses and certificates and for other purposes and activities of the
			 Board:
1. Application Fee
$125.00
2. State Licensed, Certified Residential, and Certified
						General Appraiser
$300.00 (Annual)*
3. Temporary Non-Resident Licensed, Certified
						Residential, and Certified General Appraiser
$150.00 (6 Months)
4. Non-Resident Licensed, Certified Residential, and
						Certified General Appraiser
$300.00 (Annual)*
5. Delinquent Fees
(All
						Classifications)
$ 50.00 (Monthly)
6. Re-issuance Fees
(Upgrade, Replacement of
						Lost, Stolen, or Destroyed Licenses or Certificates)
$25.00
7. Pre-License/Certification Course or Seminar Approval
						Fee
$100.00 (Per Offering)
8. Continuing Education Course or Seminar Approval
						Fee
$100.00 (Per Offering)
9. Photocopies of Records of the Board
$ 00.05 (Per Page)
10. National Registry Fee
(Set By Appraisal
						Subcommittee)
$ 40.00 (Annual)
11. Testing Service Fee
(Paid Directly To The
						Service)
$100.00 (Maximum)
12. Application Fee (State Registered Appraiser)
$200.00*
13. Renewal Fee (State Registered Appraiser)
$200.00*
14. Renewal of Continuing and Pre-License (Qualifying)
						Education
$ 50.00
15. Criminal Background Check Fee
$37.50
*Pursuant to A.C.A.
			 17-14-203(10),
			 registration and licensing fees may be reviewed and adjusted annually by the
			 Board as deemed necessary for its effective operation but shall in no way
			 exceed $300 annually.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 151 - Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board › Rule 151.00.19-001 - Reduction in the Requirements to Become an Appraiser

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State of Arkansas
Department of Labor and Licensing
Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board Rules and
			 Regulations
Effective 12/30/2019
Section I
- General (A)
		  Creation, Purpose
1. The
		  Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board, (Board), was created by
		  the action of the 78th General Assembly of the State
		  of Arkansas during its regular session of 1991 with the passage of Act 541,
		  "The Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Act 541" of 1991. A. C. A.
		  17-14-201
		  as amended)
2. The Arkansas
		  Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board's purpose in promulgating these
		  regulations is to implement the provisions of Act 541 of 1991. The Arkansas
		  Appraiser Licensing and Certification Act in a manner consistent with Title XI
		  of the Financial I nstitutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act of 1989 (FI
		  RREA), Title 12, United States Code, Sections 93, et seq. The Board is
		  authorized to promulgate such rules as may be necessary to insure compliance
		  with FI RREA and other applicable federal law.
3. The Board shall hire a permanent staff to
		  conduct the daily business of the Board. The specific duties of the permanent
		  staff shall be determined by the Board. The staff shall consist in the first
		  year of the biennium beginning July 1, 1991, of an Executive Director and one
		  (1) Administrative Assistant. During the second year of the biennium one (1)
		  additional permanent position of I nvestigator shall be created. Qualifications
		  and salary levels for all permanent staff positions shall be determined by the
		  Board and vacant staff positions will be filled following proper notice and
		  advertising of the available positions with the State Employment Security
		  Division and in accordance with all other State statutes regarding the hiring
		  of public employees.
4. The Board
		  shall hold regular meetings in accordance with Section 5 of Act 541 to consider
		  and act upon applications for certification and licensure, complaints regarding
		  licensees, and to transact other business as may come properly before
		  it.
5. Request for general
		  information, applications for examination for certificates or licenses,
		  complaint forms or copies of regulations may be directed to the Arkansas
		  Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 151 - Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board › Division 01 - Department of Labor and Licensing › Rule 151.01.20-001 - AMC National Registry Fees

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SectionV (A) - Appraisal Management Company National
				Registry fee
A. An appraisal
			 management company shall annually submit to the Board on February 28 an annual
			 appraisal management company national registry fee that is determined by the
			 Appraisal Subcommittee on a form provided by the Board.
B. The fee will be based on the number of
			 appraisers who have performed an appraisal for the appraisal management company
			 on a covered transaction in Arkansas during January 1 to December 31 of the
			 previous year. The calculations are as follows.
1. If the appraisal management company has
			 been existence for more than a year, twenty-five dollars ($25) multiplied by
			 the number of appraisers who have performed an appraisal for the appraisal
			 management company on a covered transaction in Arkansas during the previous
			 year; and
2. If the appraisal
			 management company has not been in existence for more than a year, twenty-five
			 dollars ($25) multiplied by the number of appraisers who have performed an
			 appraisal for the appraisal management company on a covered transaction in
			 Arkansas since the appraisal management company commenced doing
			 business.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 151 - Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board › Division 01 - Department of Labor and Licensing › Rule 151.01.20-002 - 19-0004 AMC National Registry Fees

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Section
			 I
- General - Creation, Purpose and
			 Authority
1. The Arkansas
			 General Assembly created, by passage of HB 1694, an act to provide for
			 registration and regulation of appraisal management companies by amending
			 A.C.A. § 17-14-101 (The Arkansas Appraiser Licensing & Certification
			 Act). Act 628 of 2009 effectively added a subchapter 4 titled The Appraisal
			 Management Company Registration Act to the existing Appraiser Licensing &
			 Certification Board Statutes. The purpose and intent of this act is to give the
			 Arkansas Appraiser Licensing & Certification Board statutory authority to
			 develop and implement rules resulting in the registration and government
			 oversight of individuals or companies offering to or providing appraisal
			 management services in Arkansas.
2.
			 The Arkansas Appraiser Licensing & Certification Board and its staff have
			 been charged by statute the overall responsibilities of administering the act
			 in accordance with any and all officially promulgated rules. It is the
			 legislative intent of Act 628 to insure that no person (individual, company, or
			 organization) shall act as an appraisal management company or offer to perform
			 appraisal management services in this state unless registered by the Arkansas
			 Appraiser Licensing & Certification Board on or after January 1,
			 2010.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.05-001 - Rules on Political Committees

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§
		  500.
Definitions.
(a)
Approved political
		  action committee
- As used in these rules, the term
		  "approved political action committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives contributions from one (1) or
		  more persons in order to make contributions to candidates, ballot question
		  committees, legislative question committees, political parties, county
		  political party committees, or other political action committees;
(ii) Does not accept any contribution or
		  cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars ($5,000) from any
		  person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.06-001 - Rules on Political Committees

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§
		  500.
Definitions.
(a)
Approved political
		  action committee
- As used in these rules, the term
		  "approved political action committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives contributions from one (1) or
		  more persons in order to make contributions to candidates, ballot question
		  committees, legislative question committees, political parties, county
		  political party committees, or other political action committees;
(ii) Does not accept any contribution or
		  cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars ($5,000) from any
		  person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.07-006 - Amended Set of Rules on Political Committees

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§ 500
Definitions.
(a)
Approved political
		  action committee
- As used in these rules, the term
		  "approved political action committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives contributions from one (1) or
		  more persons in order to make contributions to candidates, campaign committees,
		  ballot question committees, legislative question committees, political parties,
		  county political party committees, independent expenditure committees, or other
		  political action committees;
(ii)
		  Does not accept any contribution or cumulative contributions in excess of five
		  thousand dollars ($5,000) from any person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.07-007 - Amended Set of Rules of Practice and Procedure

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SECTION 1
- REGULATORY AUTHORITY
1.01 These rules are enacted pursuant to the
		  authority of the State Board of Education under ACA §
								6-11-105 and
		  6-45-101 et seq. as
		  amended.
1.02 The Division of Child
		  Care and Early Childhood Education, Arkansas Department of Human Services,
		  shall coordinate and administer the Arkansas Better Chance Program, providing
		  all appropriate technical assistance and program monitoring necessary to
		  fulfill the requirements of Ark. Code Ann.
		  6-45-101 et seq.,
		  20-78-206
		  and
		  6-11-105.
		  DCCECE will annually provide the State Board of Education a list of grants
		  which are recommended for funding for the next year.
1.03 The State Board of Education will
		  approve all rules developed pursuant to Act 212 of 1991 and Act 49 of 2003 as
		  amended and will approve all programs funded under the Arkansas Better Chance
		  Program.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.09-001 - Rules on Ballot and Legislative Question Committees

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§ 600
DEFINITIONS
(a)
Approved Political Action Committee
		  -
As used in these rules
,
the term "approved political
		  action committee" means any person who:
(i)
		  Receives contributions from one (1) or more persons in order to make
		  contributions to candidates, campaign committees, ballot question committees,
		  legislative question committees, political parties, county political party
		  committees, or other political action committees;
(ii) Does not accept any contribution or
		  cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars ($5,000) from any
		  person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, or a ballot or legislative question committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.09-005 - Rules on Political Committees

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§
		  500
Definitions.
(a)
Approved political
		  action committee
- As used in these rules, the term
		  "approved political action committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives contributions from one (1) or
		  more persons in order to make contributions to candidates, campaign committees,
		  ballot question committees, legislative question committees, political parties,
		  county political party committees, or other political action
		  committees;
(ii) Does not accept
		  any contribution or cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars
		  ($5,000) from any person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, or a ballot or legislative question committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.11-001 - Rules on Ballot and Legislative Question Committees

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§ 600
DEFINITIONS
(a)
Approved Political Action
		  Committee
- As used in these rules, the term "approved political action
		  committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives
		  contributions from one (1) or more persons in order to make contributions to
		  candidates, campaign committees, ballot question committees, legislative
		  question committees, political parties, county political party committees, or
		  other political action committees;
(ii) Does not accept any contribution or
		  cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars ($5,000) from any
		  person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, or a ballot or legislative question committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.11-006 - Rules on Political Committees

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§
		  500
Definitions.
(a)
Approved political
		  action committee
- As used in these rules, the term
		  "approved political action committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives contributions from one (1) or
		  more persons in order to make contributions to candidates, campaign committees,
		  ballot question committees, legislative question committees, political parties,
		  county political party committees, or other political action
		  committees;
(ii) Does not accept
		  any contribution or cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars
		  ($5,000) from any person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, or a ballot or legislative question committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.13-003 - Ballot Question Committees

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§
		  800
DEFINITIONS
(a)
Approved Political Action Committee
		  -
As used in these rules
,
the term "approved political
		  action committee" means any person who:
(i)
		  Receives contributions from one (1) or more persons in order to make
		  contributions to candidates, campaign committees, ballot question committees,
		  legislative question committees, political parties, county political party
		  committees, or other political action committees;
(ii) Does not accept any contribution or
		  cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars ($5,000) from any
		  person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, or a ballot question committee or legislative question
			 committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.13-004 - Rules on Legislative Question Committees

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§ 600
DEFINITIONS
(a)
Approved Political Action Committee
		  -
As used in these rules
,
the term "approved political
		  action committee" means any person who:
(i)
		  Receives contributions from one (1) or more persons in order to make
		  contributions to candidates, campaign committees, ballot question committees,
		  legislative question committees, political parties, county political party
		  committees, or other political action committees;
(ii) Does not accept any contribution or
		  cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars ($5,000) from any
		  person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, or a ballot question committee or legislative question
			 committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.15-002 - Rules on Display of Campaign Literature on Vehicle of Candidate or Public Official While on State Capitol Grounds

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§
		  100
Definitions
(a)
Candidate
- As used in these
		  rules, the term "candidate" means any individual who has knowingly and
		  willingly taken affirmative action, including solicitation of funds, for the
		  purpose of seeking nomination for or election to any public office.
(b)
Governmental Body
- As used
		  in these rules, the term "governmental body" means any office, department,
		  commission, council, board, committee, legislative body, agency, or other
		  establishment of the executive, judicial, or legislative branch of the state,
		  municipality, county, school district, improvement district, or any political
		  district or subdivision thereof.
(c)
Public Office
- As used in
		  these rules, the term "public office" means any office created by or under
		  authority of the laws of the State of Arkansas or of a subdivision thereof that
		  is filled by the voters, except a federal office.
(d)
Public Official
- As used in
		  these rules, the term "public official" means a legislator or any other person
		  holding an elective office of any governmental body, whether elected or
		  appointed to the office, and shall include such persons during the time period
		  between the day they were elected and the date they took office.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.15-004 - Rules on Special State Employees - Conflict of Interest

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§ 100
Definitions
(a)
Conflict of interest
- As
		  used in these rules, the term "conflict of interest" means a special state
		  employee's direct or indirect pecuniary or other interest in a matter before a
		  covered board. "Conflict of interest" includes without limitation the
		  following:
(i) an offer of employment from an
		  entity that is involved in a procurement matter with the covered board or is
		  involved in a discussion of a procurement matter with the covered
		  board;
(ii) being an officer or
		  employee of a business, association, or nonprofit organization that is involved
		  in a procurement matter with the covered board or is involved in a discussion
		  of a procurement matter with the covered board; and
(iii) receiving compensation from an entity
		  that is involved in a procurement matter or is involved in a discussion of a
		  procurement matter with the covered board.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.15-005 - Rules on Ballot and Legislative Question Committees

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§ 600
DEFINITIONS
(a)
Approved Political Action
		  Committee
- As used in these rules, the term "approved political action
		  committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives
		  contributions from one (1) or more persons in order to make contributions to
		  candidates, campaign committees, ballot question committees, legislative
		  question committees, political parties, county political party committees, or
		  other political action committees;
(ii) Does not accept any contribution or
		  cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars ($5,000) from any
		  person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, or a ballot question committee or legislative question
			 committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.15-008 - Rules on Local Option Ballot Question Committees

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§ 800
DEFINITIONS
(a)
Approved Political
		  Action Committee
- As used in these rules, the terra
		  "approved political action committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives contributions from one (1) or
		  more persons in order to make contributions to candidates, campaign committees,
		  ballot question committees, legislative question committees, political parties,
		  county political party committees, or other political action
		  committees;
(ii) Does not accept
		  any contribution or cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars
		  ($5,000) from any person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, or a ballot question committee or legislative question
			 committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.15-009 - Rules on Political Committees

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§
		  500
Definitions.
(a)
Approved political
		  action committee
- As used in these rules, the term
		  "approved political action committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives contributions from one (1) or
		  more persons in order to make contributions to candidates, campaign committees,
		  ballot question committees, legislative question committees, political parties,
		  county political party committees, or other political action
		  committees;
(ii) Does not accept
		  any contribution or cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars
		  ($5,000) from any person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, a ballot question committee, or a legislative question
			 committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.17-001 - Rules on Ballot and Legislative Question Committees 2017

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§ 600
DEFINITIONS
(a)
Approved Political Action
		  Committee
- As used in these rules, the term "approved political action
		  committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives
		  contributions from one (1) or more persons in order to make contributions to
		  candidates, campaign committees, ballot question committees, legislative
		  question committees, political parties, county political party committees, or
		  other political action committees;
(ii) Does not accept any contribution or
		  cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars ($5,000) from any
		  person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, or a ballot question committee or legislative question
			 committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.17-005 - Rules on Local-Option Ballot Question Committees 2017

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§ 800
DEFINITIONS
(a)
Approved Political
		  Action Committee
- As used in these rules, the term
		  "approved political action committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives contributions from one (1) or
		  more persons in order to make contributions to candidates, campaign committees,
		  ballot question committees, legislative question committees, political parties,
		  county political party committees, or other political action
		  committees;
(ii) Does not accept
		  any contribution or cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars
		  ($5,000) from any person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, or a ballot question committee or legislative question
			 committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.17-007 - Rules on Political Committees 2017

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§
		  500
Definitions.
(a)
Approved political
		  action committee
- As used in these rules, the term
		  "approved political action committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives contributions from one (1) or
		  more persons in order to make contributions to candidates, campaign committees,
		  ballot question committees, legislative question committees, political parties,
		  county political party committees, or other political action
		  committees;
(ii) Does not accept
		  any contribution or cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars
		  ($5,000) from any person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, a ballot question committee, or a legislative question
			 committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.19-006 - Rules on Political Committees

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§
		  500
Definitions.
(a)
Approved political
		  action committee
- As used in these rules, the term
		  "approved political action committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives contributions from one (1) or
		  more persons in order to make contributions to candidates, campaign committees,
		  ballot question committees, legislative question committees, political parties,
		  county political party committees, or other political action
		  committees;
(ii) Does not accept
		  any contribution or cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars
		  ($5,000) from any person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215 prior to making
		  contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county political party
			 committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an exploratory committee, a
			 ballot question committee, or a legislative question committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.21-003 - Rules on Political Committees

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§
		  500
Definitions.
(a)
Approved political
		  action committee
- As used in these rules, the term
		  "approved political action committee" means any person who:
(i) Receives contributions from one (1) or
		  more persons in order to make contributions to candidates, campaign committees,
		  ballot question committees, legislative question committees, political parties,
		  county political party committees, or other political action
		  committees;
(ii) Does not accept
		  any contribution or cumulative contributions in excess of five thousand dollars
		  ($5,000) from any person in any calendar year; and
(iii) Registers pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
		  §
									7-6-215
		  prior to making contributions.
An approved political action committee shall not include an
			 organized political party as defined in Ark. Code Ann. §
										7-1-101, a county
			 political party committee, the candidate's own campaign committee, an
			 exploratory committee, a ballot question committee, or a legislative question
			 committee.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 153 - Arkansas Ethics Commission › Rule 153.00.98-001 - Amendments to Sec. 518 of Lobbyist Rules

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STRIKE THE HEADING AND SUBPARAGRAPH (1) AND INSERT THE
			 FOLLOWING:
§ 518 -Penalties for
		  Failure to File or Late Filing of Lobbyist Activity Reports
(1) In addition to other sanctions which may
		  be imposed under Ark. Code Ann. §
								7-6-218(b)(4)(A),
		  lobbyists who fail to file activity reports when due shall be required to pay
		  fines for each late filed report in accordance with the following schedule:
Date Report Filed
First Time Delinquencv
Repeated Delinquencv by Same Lobbyist
1 to 5 days late
$25.00/per report
$50.00/per report
6 to 15 days late
$50.00/per report
$100.00/per report
16 to 30 days late
$100.00/per report
$200.00/per report
Lobbyists who file reports more than 30 days late or file 3
			 reports late in any calendar year may be subject to individual review by the
			 Commission at a scheduled meeting. During the individual review, the Commission
			 shall determine if the actions of the lobbyist constitutes a violation of Ark.
			 Code Ann. §
									21-8-603
			 or § 508 of these rules and, if so found, shall impose a fine of not less
			 than $250 nor more than $1000 per violation depending upon the severity of the
			 offense.
In addition to being fined and sanctioned as discussed above,
			 lobbyists who fail to file their activity reports will be ordered to file such
			 reports within ten (10) days and may be subject to individual review by the
			 Commission.
A lobbyist who fails to file activity reports or files activity
			 reports late for good cause shown may request a waiver from the above schedule
			 of fines in writing within ten (10) days of receiving a Notice of Delinquency
			 from the Commission. Timely waiver requests will be reviewed by the Commission
			 on a case-by-case basis.
(2) After the word "information", insert "or
		  materially misleading"
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 155 - Board of Registration for Professional Geologists › Rule 155.00.09-001 - Board Rules: Administration and Fees and Costs

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RULES OF ARKANSAS STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR
			 PROFESSIONAL GEOLOGISTS
SECTION
		  1
ADMINISTRATION
1-1
Organization of the Board
(1) The State Board of Registration for
		  Professional Geologists shall administer the provisions of the Act. The Board
		  shall consist of five geologists and one public member, appointed by the
		  Governor, approved by the Secretary of State and confirmed by the Senate, and
		  the Director of the Arkansas Geologic Commission or his designated agent as a
		  permanent ex-officio member.
(2)
		  Each member of the Board shall be a citizen of the United states, and shall
		  have been a resident of this State for the two years immediately preceding his
		  appointment. Each of the first-appointed geologist members of the Board shall
		  be a qualified geologist; each subsequent geologist member of the Board shall
		  be a geologist registered under the Act. Members of the following professional
		  categories shall be represented on the Board: One academic geologist, one
		  governmental geologist, one salaried company geologist, one independent or
		  consultant geologist, one geologist at large, plus the director of the Arkansas
		  Geologic Commission or his designated agent as a permanent ex-officio
		  member.
(3) The initial members of
		  the Board, with the exception of the ex-officio member, shall be appointed to
		  serve for a term of one to five years. Appointed members of the Board shall
		  hold office until the expiration of the term for which they were appointed and
		  until their successors have been appointed and qualified. On the expiration of
		  the term of any member, his successor shall be appointed in like manner by the
		  Governor for a term of five years.
(4) The members of said Board shall, before
		  entering the discharge of their duty, subscribe to and file with the Secretary
		  of State the constitutional oath of officers, whereupon the Secretary of State
		  shall issue to said appointee, certificates of appointment.
(5) No person shall serve as member of the
		  Board for more than one consecutive five-year term.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 157 - Arkansas Towing and Recovery Board › Rule 157.00.06-001 - Towing and Recovery Board Rules

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RULE
		  1:
DEFINITIONS
For purposes of these Regulations promulgated by the Arkansas
			 Towing & Recovery Board pursuant to Act 899 of 1989 and/or Acts 1000 of
			 1993 and 250, 381, 392 and 841 of 1997, the same being Arkansas Code Annotated
			 27-50-1201 et seq.
			 , as now or hereafter amended, the following definitions, unless the text
			 otherwise requires, shall apply:
1.1
"THE BOARD"
hereinafter referred to shall mean the ARKANSAS TOWING
		  AND RECOVERY BOARD.
1.2
"THE
		  DIRECTOR"
hereinafter referred to shall mean the Director for the Board,
		  or any other person authorized by the Board to administer its Rules and
		  Regulations.
1.3
"TOWING
		  INDUSTRY"
hereinafter referred to shall mean the use of tow vehicle(s)
		  by any person, individual, partnership, corporation, association, or other
		  entity, to tow, recover, upright, transport, or otherwise facilitate the
		  movement of vehicles on Arkansas's public roadways, and/or storage of
		  vehicles.
1.4
"VEHICLE"
hereinafter referred to shall mean any device by which persons
		  or things may be transported upon a public roadway and is of the type subject
		  to registration in Arkansas.
1.5
"TOW VEHICLE"
hereinafter referred to shall mean any motor vehicle
		  and/or related equipment subject to registration in the State of Arkansas which
		  is used to tow, recover, upright, transport or otherwise facilitate the
		  movement of vehicles on public roadways.
1.6
"LICENSE"
hereinafter
		  referred to shall mean a certificate issued by the Board entitling a member of
		  the towing industry to engage in the non-consent towing business.
1.7
"LICENSEE"
hereinafter
		  referred to shall mean a member of the towing industry holding a valid License
		  issued by the Board.
1.8
"EQUIPMENT"
hereinafter referred to shall mean any vehicle and/or
		  related equipment used by a member of the towing industry to facilitate
		  movement of vehicles on public roadways.
1.9
"NON-CONSENT"
hereinafter
		  referred to shall mean the towing, storage, or recovery of any unattended or
		  abandoned vehicle, or any disabled or inoperative vehicle for which the owner
		  preference is waived by the owner or person in charge thereof.
1.10
"CONSENT"
means towing,
		  storage, or recovery of any vehicle, which towing, storage or recovery is done
		  with the permission of the owner or other person in charge of the
		  vehicle.
1.11
"TOW VEHICLE
		  SAFETY PERMIT"
hereinafter referred to shall mean a decal issued by the
		  Board to be affixed to the windshield of any tow vehicle operated by a member
		  of the towing industry.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 159 - Department of Community Correction › Rule 159.00.06-002 - AR 7.30 - Furlough Program

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AR 7.30
FURLOUGH PROGRAM
I.
AUTHORITY.
The Board of Corrections is vested with the authority
		  to promulgate this regulation by Ark. Code Ann. §§
								12-27-105,
		  16-93-1203,
		  and
		  16-93-1205.
II.
POLICY.
The Board of
		  Corrections supports the implementation of furlough programs to authorize
		  temporary release of a resident from a community correction center. The Board
		  of Corrections directs DCC to establish criteria that provide for the furlough
		  of a resident when a critical illness/injury and/or death occurs to a member of
		  the resident's immediate family or when a resident has been approved for
		  community transition activities away from the Community Correction Center
		  (CCC).
IV.
DEFINITIONS.
A.
Critical
		  Illness/Injury.
An illness/injury from which the individual may not
		  survive under normal circumstances and/or from which death is imminent within a
		  matter of days.
B.
Immediate
		  Family.
The father or stepfather, mother or stepmother, sister or
		  stepsister, brother or stepbrother, spouse, child or stepchild, grandparent,
		  grandchild, aunt, uncle, mother-in-law, father-in-law of a resident, and other
		  person whose relationship with the resident has been verified as that of a
		  guardian.
V.
GUIDELINES.
A. The director must
		  establish procedures for implementing this regulation to include, but not
		  limited to, rules/conditions of resident release on furlough and requirements
		  for sponsors to include supervision, transportation, and timely return of the
		  furloughed resident.
B. Furlough
		  criteria must be made accessible to residents and explained during orientation.
Board Approval Date: 5/18/06
Reference: Secretary of State
Rule Code: 159.00
Effective Date: 6/19/06
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 159 - Department of Community Correction › Rule 159.00.06-004 - AR 7.27 - Changes to Volunteer Program

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AR
		  7.27
VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
I.
AUTHORITY.
The Board of
		  Corrections is vested with the authority to promulgate this regulation by Ark.
		  Code Ann. §§
								12-27-105,
		  16-93-1203,
		  and
		  16-93-1205.
II.
APPLICABILITY.
This policy
		  applies to citizens and Department of Community Correction (DCC)
		  employees.
III.
POLICY.
It shall be the policy of the DCC to administer a
		  volunteer program which encourages, supports, and recognizes the value of
		  citizen involvement in government operations, exerts a positive influence on
		  offenders, and assists staff with routine and specialized duties. This program
		  supplements employee efforts to accomplish the agency mission while providing
		  citizens the opportunity to gain experience and serve the community. Citizens
		  will be given an opportunity to participate in volunteer programs without
		  discrimination based on race, color, sex, religion, age, national origin,
		  pregnancy, or disability in compliance with State and federal law. DCC shall
		  establish rules that facilitate volunteer input and involvement at the highest
		  level of efficiency and security.
Board Approval Date: 9/6/06
Secretary of State Rule Code: 159.00
Effective Date: 12/12/06
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 159 - Department of Community Correction › Rule 159.00.08-001 - AR 8.9 - Offender Substance Abuse

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AR
		  8.9
OFFENDER SUBSTANCE ABUSE
I.
AUTHORITY.
The Board of
		  Corrections (Board) is vested with the authority to promulgate this
		  administrative regulation by Ark. Code Ann. §§
								12-27-105,
		  16-93-1203,
		  and
		  16-93-1205.
II.
APPLICABILITY.
This
		  regulation applies to Department of Community Correction (DCC) employees who
		  conduct or assist in conducting substance abuse testing of offenders.
III.
POLICY.
It is the policy of
		  the DCC to administer a program of testing offenders for substance abuse for
		  the purpose of enforcing conditions or lawful orders set forth by courts and
		  the Parole Board. Appropriate confidentiality of information shall be
		  maintained.
IV.
REFERENCES.
American Correctional Association (ACA)
		  Performance-Based Standards for Adult Community Residential Services, 4th
		  Edition, 4-ACRS-5A-08[P].
Board Approval Date: 8/15/08
Reference: 159.00
Effective Date: 10/31/08
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 159 - Department of Community Correction › Rule 159.00.13-001 - Alternative Transitional Housing (PATH) program

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AR 8.2
PRISON ALTERNATIVE TRANSITIONAL
		  HOUSING (PATH)
I.
AUTHORITY.
The Board of Corrections (BOC) is vested with the
		  authority to promulgate this administrative regulation by Ark. Code Ann.
		  §§
								12-27-105,
		  16-93-1203,
		  16-93-1205
		  and
		  16-93-1603.
II.
APPLICABILITY.
This policy
		  applies to Department of Community Correction (DCC) and Department of
		  Correction (DOC) employees and eligible offenders in their custody or under
		  their supervision.
III.
POLICY.
It is BOC policy that DCC and DOC work collaboratively to
		  assist in the placement/reentry of eligible offenders, following prison
		  incarceration/confinement, to allow participation in DCC Prison Alternative
		  Transitional Housing (PATH) to ensure a positive and safe environment for
		  clients and for public safety, with the goal of reducing recidivism.
IV.
CRITERIA FOR PATH HOUSING.
Residency in PATH is voluntary. Applicants approved for transfer from a DOC or
		  DCC facility to PATH must have made parole or transfer status and are being
		  held in prison due to the lack of suitable housing.
V.
PATH DESCRIPTION.
A. PATH provides a chemical, tobacco,
		  alcohol, and drug-free housing environment for offenders who lack suitable
		  housing and who have been approved by the Parole Board for release from DOC and
		  DCC correctional facilities.
B.
		  PATH tenants have the obligation of paying rent and handling responsibilities.
		  Failure to pay rent subjects the tenant to removal from the housing.
C. PATH oversight, supervision and case
		  management will be provided by a Parole/Probation Officer exclusively assigned.
		  DCC Community Correction Center (CCC) monitoring will be conducted by P/P or
		  CCC staff.
D. Visitation from
		  non-tenants is not allowed at the PATH facility.
E. Tenants must maintain or be seeking
		  employment or in school.
F. Except
		  when carried by law enforcement officers, firearms and other weapons are not
		  allowed on the PATH premises.
G.
		  The PATH drug and alcohol-free environment will be enforced.
H. Tenants are allowed to have vehicles, and
		  parking is provided, subject to license and appropriate insurance
		  coverage.
VI.
APPLICATION AND RULES.
An application and rules concerning living
		  activity and provisions must be developed and posted in areas accessible to the
		  tenants. The rules will address DCC services, responsibilities, meals, laundry,
		  medical, legal, telephone, transportation, housekeeping, grounds, compliance,
		  security, and others. PATH tenants must sign and adhere to rules established
		  for the facility.
Board Approval Date: April 1, 2013
Reference: 159
Effective Date: July 15,
			 2013