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Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R. 484.1002 - Definitions

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2.
(1) As
				  used in these rules:
(a) "Act" means the
				  Michigan telecommunications act, 1991 PA 179, MCL
				  484.2101 to
				  484.2603.
(b) "Commission" or "MPSC" means the Michigan
				  public service commission.
(c)
				  "Customer" means the person that is the end subscriber of the retail
				  telecommunications service.
(d)
				  "License" means a license to provide basic local exchange service issued
				  pursuant to the act.
(e) "Provider"
				  means a person, firm, partnership, corporation, or other entity that provides
				  retail basic local exchange service.
(f) "Reclamation" means the process of
				  removing active and non-active telephone numbers from the inventory of a
				  provider that ceases to provide basic local exchange service.
(g) "Segment" means the type of customer,
				  such as business, residential, or interconnecting providers.
(h) "Wholesale provider" means a person,
				  firm, partnership, corporation, or other entity that provides a resale or local
				  wholesale basic local exchange service product to a provider.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R. 484.1003 - Expiration

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 3. These rules expire 3 years after the effective date
					 of the rules. The commission may, before the expiration of the rules,
					 promulgate new rules.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 2 - RESPONSIBILITIES OF PROVIDERS AND WHOLESALE PROVIDERS INVOLVED IN A DISCONNECTION DISPUTE › Section R. 484.1004 - Attempt at resolution

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Rule 4. In the case of a billing dispute between a provider
					 and a wholesale provider, the parties shall make a good faith effort to work
					 with each other to determine what portion, if any, of the bill for resale or
					 the purchase of a local wholesale product provided by the wholesale provider to
					 the provider is disputed and which portion is undisputed. The wholesale
					 provider and the provider shall work together to resolve the billing dispute
					 and arrange for payment of the undisputed charges, pursuant to the agreement
					 between the wholesale provider and the provider.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 2 - RESPONSIBILITIES OF PROVIDERS AND WHOLESALE PROVIDERS INVOLVED IN A DISCONNECTION DISPUTE › Section R. 484.1005 - Notification of discontinuance

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Rule 5.
(1) When
				  the wholesale provider plans to disconnect a service that will make the
				  provider unable to furnish basic local exchange service to its customers due to
				  a dispute concerning resale or the purchase of a local wholesale product, the
				  wholesale provider shall notify the commission and the provider of this
				  disconnection in writing not less than 45 days after the date of the impending
				  disconnect.
(2) Notice required
				  under subrule (1) of this rule must include, to the extent known by the
				  wholesale provider, but is not limited to, all of the following:
(a) The name, address, and account number or
				  numbers of the provider.
(b) The
				  number and segment or segments of customers to be disconnected.
(c) An indication of whether the wholesale
				  provider is furnishing resale service or a local wholesale product.
(d) The reason for the
				  disconnection.
(e) A statement or
				  citation describing where the right to disconnect or deny service is found,
				  such as in an interconnection agreement or other contract.
(f) If the dispute is related to billing and
				  charges, an estimate of the charges owed and amounts of those charges that are
				  disputed and undisputed and the amount required to be repaid to avoid
				  disruption of services.
(g) The
				  date and time, or range of dates and times, when the wholesale provider intends
				  to discontinue the service.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 2 - RESPONSIBILITIES OF PROVIDERS AND WHOLESALE PROVIDERS INVOLVED IN A DISCONNECTION DISPUTE › Section R. 484.1006 - Notification of transfer of customer base

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 6.
(1) A
				  provider that is acquiring all or part of a customer base from another provider
				  shall comply with the transfer of customer base notice requirements as set
				  forth in 47 CFR
				  64.1120(e) and any other
				  state and federal rules applicable to the transfer of all or part of a customer
				  base. The provider shall submit a copy of this notice to the commission at the
				  same time as it files its application with the Federal Communications
				  Commission.
(2) Notice to the
				  commission must include both of the following:
(a) A statement of the prospective intent for
				  the disposition of the license and any tariff of the company that is
				  transferring its customer base.
(b)
				  The number and segment or segments of customers affected by the
				  transfer.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 2 - RESPONSIBILITIES OF PROVIDERS AND WHOLESALE PROVIDERS INVOLVED IN A DISCONNECTION DISPUTE › Section R. 484.1010 - Resolution of disputes between providers

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Rule 10. If a provider disputes disconnection by another
					 provider, the providers shall follow the appropriate procedures for resolution
					 as set forth in their interconnection agreement and may apply to the commission
					 for resolution as allowable under the act.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 3 - CESSATION OF SERVICE TO ANY SEGMENT OF END USERS OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA, WITHDRAWAL OF SERVICE FROM THE STATE, TRANSFER OF CUSTOMERS TO OTHER PROVIDERS › Section R. 484.1011 - Notice of discontinuance of service to any segment of end users or geographic area

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 11. A provider of basic local exchange service or toll
					 service that proposes to discontinue service shall follow the requirements
					 under section 313 of the act, MCL
					 484.2313. The provider shall
					 electronically file a notice to discontinue service under this section in the
					 commission's electronic docket filing system.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 3 - CESSATION OF SERVICE TO ANY SEGMENT OF END USERS OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA, WITHDRAWAL OF SERVICE FROM THE STATE, TRANSFER OF CUSTOMERS TO OTHER PROVIDERS › Section R. 484.1012 - Notice of discontinuance to the commission under section 313(5)(a) of the act, MCL 484.2313

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Rule 12.
(1)
				  Notice to the commission under section 313(5)(a) of the act, MCL
				  484.2313, must include, but is
				  not limited to, all of the following:
(a) The
				  proposed date of the discontinuance.
(b) The geographic area, exchange, or
				  exchanges where the discontinuance will occur.
(c) A list of alternative providers in the
				  service area that offer comparable voice service with reliable access to 9-1-1
				  and emergency services through any technology or medium.
(d) The number and segment or segments of
				  customers that will be affected by the discontinuance.
(e) The method by which customers or
				  interconnecting providers were notified of the discontinuance, such as by
				  first-class mail, within customer bills, or under the terms of the
				  interconnection agreement.
(f) The
				  reason for the discontinuance.
(g)
				  A statement of the provider's prospective intent for the disposition of its
				  license and any tariffs on file with the commission.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 3 - CESSATION OF SERVICE TO ANY SEGMENT OF END USERS OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA, WITHDRAWAL OF SERVICE FROM THE STATE, TRANSFER OF CUSTOMERS TO OTHER PROVIDERS › Section R. 484.1013 - Requirements for newspaper, customer and interconnecting provider notices under section 313(5)(a) of the act, MCL 484.2313

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 13. The newspaper, customer, and interconnecting
					 provider notices required under section 313(5)(a) of the act, MCL
					 484.2313, must include, but are
					 not limited to, all of the following:
(a) Information for customers to contact the
				  provider.
(b) The proposed date of
				  the discontinuance.
(c) The
				  geographic area, exchange, or exchanges where the discontinuance will
				  occur.
(d) A list of alternative
				  providers in the service area that offer comparable voice service with reliable
				  access to 9-1-1 and emergency services through any technology or
				  medium.
(e) The MPSC docket number
				  assigned to the notice for the discontinuance of service and a statement that
				  affected customers may file comments requesting that the commission investigate
				  the availability of comparable voice service with reliable access to 9-1-1 and
				  emergency service. The notice must also provide information on how to file
				  comments with the commission. If a provider is unable to furnish the MPSC
				  docket number and investigation statement information in its notices under
				  section 313(5)(a) of the act, MCL
				  484.2313, the provider shall
				  include the MPSC docket number in its notice under section 313(5)(b) of the
				  act, MCL 484.2313.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 3 - CESSATION OF SERVICE TO ANY SEGMENT OF END USERS OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA, WITHDRAWAL OF SERVICE FROM THE STATE, TRANSFER OF CUSTOMERS TO OTHER PROVIDERS › Section R. 484.1014 - Notice of discontinuance to the commission under section 313(5)(b), MCL 484.2313

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Rule 14.
(1) On
				  approval of the application filed with the Federal Communications Commission
				  and not less than 90 days before discontinuing service, the provider proposing
				  to discontinue service shall follow the notice steps in section 313(5)(b) of
				  the act, MCL
				  484.2313. The notice to the
				  commission filed under section 313(5)(b) of the act, MCL
				  484.2313, must include, but is
				  not limited to, all of the following:
(a) The
				  proposed date of discontinuance.
(b) The geographic area, exchange, or
				  exchanges where the discontinuance will occur.
(c) A list of alternative providers in the
				  service area that offer comparable voice service with reliable access to 9-1-1
				  and emergency services through any technology or medium.
(d) The number and segment or segments of
				  remaining customers subject to the discontinuance.
(e) The method by which customers or
				  interconnecting providers were provided the second notice of the
				  discontinuance, such as by first-class mail, within customer bills, or under
				  terms of the interconnection agreement.
(f) Any other relevant information pertaining
				  to the discontinuance, such as additional attempts made at customer outreach
				  outside of the requirements outlined in section 313 of the act, MCL
				  484.2313.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 3 - CESSATION OF SERVICE TO ANY SEGMENT OF END USERS OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA, WITHDRAWAL OF SERVICE FROM THE STATE, TRANSFER OF CUSTOMERS TO OTHER PROVIDERS › Section R. 484.1015 - Requirements for newspaper, customer and interconnecting provider notices under section 313(5)(b), MCL 484.2313

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Rule 15. The newspaper, customer, and interconnecting
					 provider notices required under section 313(5)(b) of the act, MCL 424.2313,
					 must include, but are not limited to, all of the following:
(a) Information for customers to contact the
				  provider.
(b) The proposed date of
				  the discontinuance.
(c) The
				  geographic area, exchange, or exchanges where the discontinuance will
				  occur.
(d) A list of alternative
				  providers in the service area that offer comparable voice service with reliable
				  access to 9-1-1 and emergency services through any technology or
				  medium.
(e) The MPSC docket number
				  assigned to the notice for the discontinuance of service and a statement that
				  affected customers may file comments requesting that the commission investigate
				  the availability of comparable voice service with reliable access to 9-1-1 and
				  emergency service. The notice must also provide direction on how to file
				  comments with the commission.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 3 - CESSATION OF SERVICE TO ANY SEGMENT OF END USERS OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA, WITHDRAWAL OF SERVICE FROM THE STATE, TRANSFER OF CUSTOMERS TO OTHER PROVIDERS › Section R. 484.1016 - Other notice of discontinuance

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Rule 16. For a discontinuance of basic local exchange
					 service that is subject to federal filing and notice requirements, but not
					 subject to the requirements of section 313 of the act, MCL
					 484.2313, the provider is
					 encouraged to consult with the commission to determine the most appropriate
					 means of notification to customers and the commission.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 3 - CESSATION OF SERVICE TO ANY SEGMENT OF END USERS OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA, WITHDRAWAL OF SERVICE FROM THE STATE, TRANSFER OF CUSTOMERS TO OTHER PROVIDERS › Section R. 484.1017 - Completion of discontinuance

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Rule 17.
(1) The
				  provider shall provide periodic updates of the status of the discontinuance and
				  transition of its impacted customers as requested by the commission.
(2) The provider shall return all deposits to
				  customers and apply all appropriate credits to customer accounts associated
				  with the discontinued service within 30 days after the
				  discontinuance.
(3) On completion
				  of the discontinuance of service, the provider shall file a notice in the
				  docket informing the commission of the completion.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 3 - CESSATION OF SERVICE TO ANY SEGMENT OF END USERS OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA, WITHDRAWAL OF SERVICE FROM THE STATE, TRANSFER OF CUSTOMERS TO OTHER PROVIDERS › Section R. 484.1018 - Reclamation of telephone numbers

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Rule 18.
(1)
				  Inactive telephone numbers of a provider that ceases to provide service are
				  considered abandoned.
(2) The
				  provider ceasing to provide service shall contact the North American Numbering
				  Plan Administrator, the National Number Pool Administrator, and the National
				  Portability Administration Center regarding the NPA-NXX-Xs affected by the
				  discontinuation of service.
(3) The
				  commission staff shall work with the North American Numbering Plan
				  Administrator, the National Number Pool Administrator, and the National
				  Portability Administration Center to assist in the reclamation of numbering
				  resources.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Public Service Commission › Responsibilities of Providers of Basic Local Exchange Service that Cease to Provide the Service › Part 4 - REMEDIES › Section R. 484.1019 - Remedies

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Rule 19. Violation of these rules may result in penalties
					 issued under section 601 of the act, MCL
					 484.2601, including, but not
					 limited to, revocation of a license to provide basic local exchange
					 service.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 1 - OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL AND DIRECTOR › Section R. 32.11 - Director; adjutant general; office of the director; authority; staff

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Rule 1. The chief executive in the department of military affairs is the director, who also serves as adjutant general. Appointed by, and serving at the pleasure of, the governor, the adjutant general is also the commanding general of the Michigan national guard. The office of the director is the hub of policymaking for the department and maintains offices in Lansing. His office affects the overall department and derives its authority from the constitution, Act No. 380 of the Public Acts of 1965, as amended, being §§
										16.225 to 16.228 of the Michigan Compiled Laws, popularly referred to as the executive organization act of 1965, and other laws assigned specifically to the adjutant general or director for administration. The director has a small staff to which is assigned specific responsibilities in program areas that are vital to his responsibility as the chief officer. The director and the various component divisions within the department of military affairs cooperate with all state and local agencies in the implementation of their assigned responsibilities and, more specifically, with the department of state police in rendering military support to civil authority in time of emergency under order of the governor.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 1 - OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL AND DIRECTOR › Section R. 32.12 - State military board

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Rule 2. The state military board, created by Act No. 150 of the Public Acts of 1967, being §§
										32.760 to 32.790 of the Michigan Compiled Laws, consists of 5 persons appointed by the governor who are responsible for holding title to military lands and acting on associated real property matters. Title to the Hanson military reservation at Camp Grayling, Michigan, is vested in this board.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 1 - OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL AND DIRECTOR › Section R. 32.13 - Request for promulgation of a rule

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Rule 3. A person requesting the department of military affairs, or a division thereof, to promulgate a rule shall do so by filing a written request in the office of the director. In addition to the content specifically directed toward rule promulgation, the request shall include the signature and address of the person making the request. After receipt of a correctly filed request, the department shall, within 90 days, initiate the processing of a rule or issue a concise written statement of its principal reasons for denial of the request, which shall be sent by certified mail to the person who made the request.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 1 - OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL AND DIRECTOR › Section R. 32.14 - Request for declaratory ruling

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Rule 4. An interested person requesting a declaratory ruling as to the applicability to an actual state of facts of a statute, rule, or order administered or issued by the department of military affairs shall do so by filing a written request in the office of the director. In addition to the content specifically directed toward the declaratory ruling, the request shall include the signature and address of the person making the request. After receipt of a correctly filed request, the department shall, within 30 days, notify the person who made the request by certified mail whether a declaratory ruling shall be issued, and if it is to be issued, the nature and details thereof.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 1 - OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL AND DIRECTOR › Section R. 32.16 - Military justice

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Rule 6. Military justice for persons in the Michigan national guard, but not in the service of the United States, and for persons in the Michigan defense force, when it is in existence, shall be dispensed pursuant to Act No. 297 of the Public Acts of 1957.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 2 - ARMY NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.21 - Staff functions, sections, and programs

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Rule 21. The army national guard (ARNG) division performs the major staff functions incident to its administration of those activities primarily directed toward army national guard readiness. The division plans, directs, supervises, and coordinates the army national guard programs in this state. The division chief executive has a dual title of deputy director and assistant adjutant general for army. The sections and programs within the division are as follows:
(a) Commanding general and chief of staff.
(b) Army technician program.
(c) Federal equipment maintenance.
(d) Army aviation support facility.
(e) Armory post commanders.
(f) Training sites.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 2 - ARMY NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.22 - Chief of staff section; functions, programs, and activities

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Rule 22. The chief of staff section reviews, evaluates, and recommends changes in programs, plans, policies, and operating procedures of the Michigan army national guard. The section facilitates the active army annual general inspection program of Michigan units and coordinates the state army national guard command inspection program. The major staff functions, programs, and activities under the purview of the chief of staff are as follows:
(a) The army national guard personnel section, which fulfills the personnel needs of the Michigan army national guard under provisions outlined in federal and state national guard regulations.
(b) The plans, operations, training, and military support to civil authority section, whose major areas of endeavor include the functional areas of training plans and performance evaluation; facilitating national guard bureau directives regarding organization, reorganization, and mobilization; program measures involving physical security of armories and training sites; and coordinating the planning and execution of military support to civil authority.
(c) The Michigan military academy, which administers the state officer candidate, noncommissioned officer candidate, and selected leadership programs.
(d) All Michigan army national guard units are subordinate to the army division and report to and through successively higher headquarters to the command element serviced by the chief of staff section.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 2 - ARMY NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.23 - Army technician program

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Rule 23. The army national guard division is responsible for coordinating the army technician program administered and influenced by the technician personnel office for full-time department of military affairs army division federal employees.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 2 - ARMY NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.24 - State maintenance office

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Rule 24. The state maintenance office is responsible for administering a continuing maintenance program for surface equipment issued to the Michigan army national guard. Headquartered in Lansing, the state maintenance office utilizes a central facility for major and specialized maintenance and a number of organizational maintenance shops dispersed throughout the state for the performance of routine and scheduled service.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 2 - ARMY NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.25 - Army aviation support facility

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Rule 25. The army aviation support facility, focal point of the army divisions national guard flight program, exercises primary supervision over the major aviation activities of flight operations, safety, and maintenance.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 2 - ARMY NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.26 - Armory post commander

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Rule 26. All armories have a post commander appointed to insure that the facility is managed and maintained according to prescribed standards.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 2 - ARMY NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.27 - Training sites

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Rule 27. Training sites exist to provide training and logistical support required by military forces during weekend and annual training periods.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 3 - AIR NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.31 - Staff functions, sections, facilities, and programs

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Rule 31. The air national guard (ANG) division directs the major staff functions incident to its administration of those activities and facilities directed to or facilitating Michigan air national guard readiness. The division is responsible for planning, directing, coordinating, and supervising state air national guard programs. The division chief executive carries a multiple title of deputy director, assistant adjutant general for air, and commanding general of Michigan air national guard headquarters. All Michigan air national guard units are subordinate to the air division and report to and through successively higher headquarters to the air division command element. The principal sections, facilities, and programs under division jurisdiction are as follows:
(a) Air (ANG) personnel.
(b) Air technician program.
(c) Operations and training.
(d) Air bases and training sites.
(e) Internal audit.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 3 - AIR NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.32 - Personnel section

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Rule 32. The ANG personnel section fulfills the personnel needs of the Michigan air national guard under provisions outlined in federal and state military regulations and directives.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 3 - AIR NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.33 - Air technician program

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Rule 33. The air national guard division is responsible for coordinating the air technician program administered and influenced by the technician personnel office for full-time department of military affairs air division federal employees.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 3 - AIR NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.34 - Operations and training

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Rule 34. The operations and training element of the air division facilitates national guard bureau directives regarding organization, reorganization, and mobilization; effects training guidance and performance evaluation; and maintains liaison with the several major Michigan air national guard command headquarters.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 3 - AIR NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.35 - Installations

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Rule 35. There are 3 major air national guard installations in Michigan:
(a) Selfridge air national guard base, located near Mt. Clemens, and Battle Creek air national guard base are the home stations for the major Michigan air national guard units. Both facilities, in conjunction with tenant units, are capable of providing necessary administration, supply, maintenance, medical, and mission support functions.
(b) Phelps Collins air national guard base in Alpena is operated and maintained for annual training encampments, deployment exercises, gunnery exercises, and combat maneuvering.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 3 - AIR NATIONAL GUARD DIVISION › Section R. 32.36 - Internal audit services

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Rule 36. Internal audit services are performed for the department of military affairs under the direction of a deputy director. Auditing efforts are directed toward accountability and departmental compliance with prescribed policies, rules, regulations, procedures, and statutes concerning the expenditure and disposition of state funds.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 4 - COMPTROLLER DIVISION › Section R. 32.41 - Staff functions and sections

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Rule 41. The comptroller division performs the major staff functions incident to obtaining, administratively controlling, and accounting for state funds needed to provide resources for the department and assists in the overall management of people, materiel, resources, and facilities. The primary sections within the comptroller division are as follows:
(a) Administrative services.
(b) Engineering and facilities.
(c) Fiscal and procurement.
(d) Management services.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 4 - COMPTROLLER DIVISION › Section R. 32.42 - Administrative services section

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 42. The administrative services section has primary responsibility in the functional areas of office management, state personnel, state payroll, property accounting, and the transportation work unit. Administration and information regarding Michigan military service bonus programs for world war I, world war II, Korean conflict, and the Vietnam era are coordinated by, or provided through, this section. The section fulfills the personnel needs of the department of military affairs and works with the department of civil service on personnel matters and the department of management and budget to effect payroll transactions. The section administers a logistics management program for the receipt, warehousing, and distribution of all state supplies, materials, and equipment as well as operating a departmental motor pool of state-owned vehicles. Additional office services include central stock and mailroom. The section maintains offices in Lansing.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 4 - COMPTROLLER DIVISION › Section R. 32.43 - Engineering and facilities section

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 43. The engineering and facilities section provides technical support to the department of military affairs and the installations under its control. Programming, planning, construction, supervision, inspection, and overall management of the construction, remodeling and additions, and maintenance programs are provided for by this section for both army and air national guard facilities. The section develops construction and maintenance programs and prepares budget requests for both federal and state funds based upon these programs. The section is responsible for the acquisition of real property for new armories, the licensing of federal property, and the rental or leasing of property for armories and vehicle storage. The section works with the department of management and budget on matters concerning state-owned facilities, and with the national guard bureau and other federal agencies on matters concerning federal projects. The engineering and facilities section has an internal work unit responsible for the review, processing, and action on all reports of survey for lost or destroyed United States army, air force, and state of Michigan property. The work unit also investigates all department accidents or reportable incidents and advises the adjutant general regarding their disposition. The engineering and facilities section maintains offices in Lansing.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 4 - COMPTROLLER DIVISION › Section R. 32.44 - Fiscal and procurement section

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 44. The fiscal and procurement sections primary responsibility is to provide financial control of expenditures through its administrative and cost accounting program. The section consists of 3 work units: budget and accounting, revenue, and purchasing. The budget and accounting and revenue units are responsible for accounting, recording, and reporting on the status of funds within the department. The purchasing unit is responsible for purchasing or contracting for all supplies, materials, services, and equipment needed in the maintenance and operation of all state-supported department of military affairs facilities. The fiscal and procurement section maintains close liaison with the department of management and budget and legislative agencies, and is the principal coordinating staff section regarding departmental budget preparation. The section maintains offices in Lansing.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 4 - COMPTROLLER DIVISION › Section R. 32.45 - Management services section

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 45. The management services section provides staff services and performs project support functions which are deemed external to established major staff section responsibilities.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 5 - UNITED STATES PROPERTY AND FISCAL OFFICER › Section R. 32.51 - United States property and fiscal officer

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 51. The United States property and fiscal officer is responsible for equipping, supplying, and maintaining national guard units in Michigan in behalf of the federal government. His offices in Lansing perform the major staff functions incident to obtaining, administratively controlling, and accounting for federal funds and materiel directed toward servicing state national guard units.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › Office of the Adjutant General and Director › Part 6 - MICHIGAN DEFENSE FORCE › Section R. 32.61 - Michigan defense force

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 61. If the president calls or orders all or part of the national guard into federal service in time of a national emergency, or if it appears that the national guard may be called into federal service, the governor, as commander-in-chief, may organize within the state military establishment such number of army and air force units as he deems necessary for the adequate protection of the state. These units, known as the Michigan defense force, shall protect the state in case of insurrection, invasion, disaster, or other emergency, actual or imminent. The Michigan defense force shall be governed by rules and regulations similar to those governing the national guard.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.71 - Purpose

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 1.
The intent of the veterans home rules is to provide substantive and procedural due process to members of the homes and the public; assure the continued financial stability of the homes; ensure sufficient standards related to admissions, transfers, and discharges; and maximize the availability of care to qualified veterans and their family members.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.72 - Definitions

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2.
As used in these rules:
(1) "Administrator" means the licensed senior authority of a state veterans home, or his or her designated representative.
(2) "Applicant" means an individual who is applying for admission to a state veterans home.
(3) "Arrearage" means a balance owed by an applicant, member, or his or her estate to this state for care provided at a state veterans home. This definition does not apply to care covered by Medicaid that is also subject to estate recovery.
(4) "Assessment" means the members charge for services that is less than the cost of care as determined by the governing board.
(5) "Asset" means the valuable property of an applicant or member.
(6) "Asset divestment" means the disposing, transfer, gifting, or giving away of assets for less than fair market value.
(7) "Asset restriction" means the moving or transferring of assets, thereby making them unavailable to pay the members individual assessment or the cost of care.
(8) "CFR" means the Code of Federal Regulations.
(9) "Contract" means the written agreement between a member and the home.
(10) "Cost of care" means the monthly amount set by the governing board at the start of each fiscal year.
(11) "Governing board" means the applicable authority; either the board of managers, as established by former section 2 of 1885 PA 152, or the veterans facility authority board as established by section 3 of 2016 PA 560, MCL 36.103
(12) "Home" means a state veterans home as defined by 38 CFR 51.2.
(13) "MCL" means Michigan compiled laws.
(14) "Member" means an individual who has been admitted to a state veterans home.
(15) "Responsible party" means an individual with the legal authority to act on behalf of an applicant or member.
(16) "State" means the state of Michigan.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.73 - Eligibility for admission; continued care

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 3.
(1) Applicants for admission must meet the criteria specified in section 11 of 1885 PA 152, MCL 36.11 or section 1 of 1921 PA 15, MCL 36.31.
(2) In addition to the requirements in subrule (1) of this rule, an applicant must demonstrate both of the following:
(a) Be able to pay his or her portion of the cost of care.
(b) Not require care for which the home is not equipped or staffed to provide.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.74 - Involuntary transfer and discharge

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 4.
The governing board shall establish policies regarding involuntary transfers and discharges. The policies must be in compliance with 38 CFR 51.80 and 42 CFR 483.15.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.75 - Holding bed open during temporary absence of member

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 5.
The governing board shall establish policies regarding the holding of beds for members absent from the home for emergency medical treatment, therapeutic leave, or other reasons. The policies must be in compliance with 38 CFR 51.80 and 42 CFR 483.15.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.76 - Financial disclosure

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 6.
In determining financial eligibility for admission or continued care, an applicant, member, or responsible party must make full disclosure of all assets and income in accordance with the policies developed by the governing board.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.77 - Financial responsibility

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 7.
(1) A member must pay his or her portion of the total cost of care as determined in policy established by the governing board.
(2) Any amounts of the members portion of the cost of care not paid are considered an arrearage. The state may file an appropriate legal proceeding at any time to recover an arrearage owed.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.83 - Appeals; right to compliance conference; grounds; written notice; appearance by letter; date, time, and location of compliance conference; stay pending decision

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 13.
(1) Appeals associated with Medicaid must comply with federal regulations. An applicant, member, or responsible party may request a compliance conference with the home in the event of any the following:
(a) A denial of admission to a state veterans home.
(b) A denial of continued care at a state veterans home.
(c) A decision to involuntarily transfer or discharge a member.
(d) A determination of an amount owed.
(e) A determination of asset divestment or restriction.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.84 - Denial or dismissal of request for compliance conference

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 14.
(1) The home shall deny or dismiss the request for a compliance conference if any of the following occurs:
(a) The request is withdrawn by an applicant, member, or responsible party, in writing, before the date of the compliance conference.
(b) The applicant, member, or responsible party abandons the compliance conference.
(c) The home has no jurisdiction over the matter.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.85 - Home's decision; notice of opportunity to appeal the home's decision; date, time, and location of hearing; telephonic attendance; appearance by letter; waiver

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 15.
(1) Within 10 business days following a compliance conference, the home must provide the applicant, member, or responsible party written notice of the home's decision. Written notice must include all of the following:
(a) A statement of the action the home intends to take.
(b) The reasons for the intended action.
(c) The specific rules supporting the action.
(d) A statement that the applicant, member, or responsible party has the right to request a hearing before the governing board.
(e) The circumstances, if any, under which a member's transfer or discharge will be stayed if a hearing is requested.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.86 - Hearing rights of parties

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 16.
(1) An applicant, member, or responsible party may do any of the following:
(a) Examine the contents of his or her case file and all documents and records to be used by the governing board at the hearing at a reasonable time before the date of the hearing, as well as during the hearing.
(b) Present a case individually or with the aid of legal counsel or an authorized representative
(c) Bring witnesses.
(d) Establish all pertinent facts and circumstances.
(e) Advance any relevant arguments without undue interference.
(f) Question or refute any testimony or evidence, including the opportunity to confront and cross-examine adverse witnesses.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Military & Veteran's Affairs › Office of the Director and Adjutant General › State Homes for Veterans › Section R. 32.87 - Denial or dismissal of request for hearing

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 17.
(1) The home shall deny or dismiss the request for a hearing under any of the following conditions:
(a) The request is withdrawn by an applicant, member, or responsible party, in writing, before the hearing date.
(b) The applicant, member, or responsible party abandons the hearing.
(c) The home has no jurisdiction over the matter.