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Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.2 - Drug and/or Alcohol Analysis › Rule 23.4.211 - BLOOD AND URINE TEST RECORDS

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(1) All nonexempt
				persons performing blood and urine tests and/or analyses shall maintain the
				following records:
(a) proof of
				certification;
(b) records of tests
				performed and the results; and
(c)
				records of maintenance of instrumentation.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.2 - Drug and/or Alcohol Analysis › Rule 23.4.214 - LABORATORY CERTIFICATION

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(1) All breath
				analysis instruments shall be returned to the division for a laboratory
				certification. A laboratory certification shall be considered valid for 365
				days from the date of a laboratory certification. Such certification shall at a
				minimum consist of:
(a) a complete analysis
				of the breath analysis instrument's diagnostic functions and
				settings;
(b) a series of
				controlled ethyl alcohol water/gas standards shall be analyzed with an accuracy
				requirement of +/- 5% or .005, whichever is greater, on all target
				values;
(c) all updates,
				modifications, or changes which have been approved by the division may be
				installed; and
(d) a review of the
				breath analysis instrument's sensitivity for the detection of interfering
				substances.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.2 - Drug and/or Alcohol Analysis › Rule 23.4.215 - QUALIFICATION OF BREATH ANALYSIS LOCATION

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(1)
				All locations performing breath analysis must have one or more senior
				operator(s) responsible for the care, maintenance, and field certification of
				the breath analysis instrument. The senior operator does not have to be a
				member of the department which has the physical placement of the breath
				analysis instrument.
(2) All
				locations must have a sufficient number of breath-test specialists to warrant
				placement. The number of breath-test specialists for any location will be based
				on the total number of operators and senior operators within the
				county.
(3) All locations will
				provide an adequate operational environment for the breath analysis instrument.
				If a location fails to do so, the division shall have the right to place that
				location on suspension, and if the location does not meet approval within 90
				days of notification of suspension, the division will revoke the location's
				certification. If the breath analysis instrumentation is state-owned, the
				breath analysis instrumentation will be removed.
(4) All locations are required to submit
				copies of all field certification reports and all breath analysis reports on a
				monthly basis. Failure to maintain this reporting schedule may result in the
				revocation of a testing location's certification and revocation of the senior
				operator's certification. Failure to file the above reports does not invalidate
				any subject analysis or field certification performed at that
				location.
(5) In order to obtain
				approval as a certified test location, an application must be submitted to the
				division. The division will review the application and will respond with its
				decision. Applications will be available through the division. All locations
				established prior to April 1, 1990, are exempt from the application requirement
				and are granted certification status.
(6) Temporary testing locations may be
				designated upon the request of a law enforcement agency if the division feels
				that such location is warranted. Such location must conform to all
				certification specifications required for a permanent testing
				location.
(7) Mobile testing
				locations may be designated upon the request of a law enforcement agency if the
				division feels that such location is warranted. All mobile testing shall be
				done in a manner approved by the division. No formal application is
				required.
(8) All locations should
				have an equipment control form and a signed user agreement on file with the
				division to maintain their certification status.
AUTH:
					 61-8-1019, MCA; IMP:
					 61-8-1019,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.2 - Drug and/or Alcohol Analysis › Rule 23.4.216 - INITIAL CERTIFICATION OF BREATH-TEST SPECIALISTS

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(1) An individual meets the qualifications
				for an operator permit by:
(a) attending an
				approved training course conducted by personnel from the division;
(b) satisfactorily demonstrating knowledge of
				the principles of breath test analysis through discussion and examination;
				and
(c) satisfactorily
				demonstrating competent operation of the breath analysis
				instrumentation.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.2 - Drug and/or Alcohol Analysis › Rule 23.4.217 - RENEWAL OF BREATH-TEST SPECIALIST PERMITS

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(1) The division will develop and provide
				breath-test specialist permit renewal materials to a senior operator for each
				department.
(2) Senior operators
				shall provide the permit renewal materials to all breath-test specialists
				within the senior operators' department. A senior operator from another
				department may provide the permit renewal materials to departments with no
				senior operator.
(3) All
				breath-test specialists shall review the permit renewal materials and
				acknowledge review as required by the division.
(4) The senior operators shall send all
				acknowledgment forms to the division unless digital acknowledgment is requested
				by the division.
(5) The division
				shall renew permits for all breath-test specialists complying with
				(3).
(6) A breath-test specialist
				failing to comply with (3) prior to expiration of her/his current permit, shall
				not perform any analysis of a person's breath for alcohol until the breath-test
				specialist's permit is renewed. All breath-test specialists who fail to comply
				with (3) within 90 days of the expiration date of her/his current permit must
				either complete an initial certification course or file a written request with
				the division for an exemption. Exemption requests will be reviewed and approved
				for good cause by the division. Good cause may include, but is not limited to,
				lapse in law enforcement service due to military duty, illness, death in the
				family, or injury. If approved, the breath-test specialist must then comply
				with (3) within 30 days of the division's approval date.
(7) The division may directly provide the
				approved permit renewal materials to, and accept acknowledgment forms from, any
				breath-test specialist at the division's discretion.
AUTH:
					 61-8-1019, MCA; IMP:
					 61-8-1019,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.2 - Drug and/or Alcohol Analysis › Rule 23.4.218 - PERMITS

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(1) No individual may perform a breath
				analysis for alcohol pursuant to
				61-8-1019, MCA, without a current
				permit. Individuals holding permits issued by the division shall perform only
				those functions designated by that permit.
(2) Permits shall expire on January 31 in the
				year following initial certification or permit renewal. The division has the
				right to deny or delay the issuance or renewal of any permit for good
				cause.
AUTH:
					 61-8-1019, MCA; IMP:
					 61-8-1019,
					 MCA.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.2 - Drug and/or Alcohol Analysis › Rule 23.4.219 - REVOCATION OF PERMITS

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(1) The division
				may deny, deny renewal of, suspend, or revoke the permit of any permit holder
				who:
(a) obtained such permit falsely or
				deceitfully;
(b) fails to comply
				with any section of the rules; or
(c) fails to demonstrate that he/she can
				properly carry out the duties and responsibilities of the issued
				permit.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.2 - Drug and/or Alcohol Analysis › Rule 23.4.220 - COLLECTION OF BLOOD SAMPLES FOR DRUG AND/OR ALCOHOL ANALYSIS

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(1) Blood samples will be collected from
				living individuals only by persons authorized by current law, upon written
				request of a peace officer, or officer of the court. Blood samples that are
				drawn or analyzed by medical staff for medical diagnostic or treatment
				purposes, and not at the request of a peace officer or an officer of the court,
				are exempt from these rules.
(2)
				The skin at the area of puncture must be thoroughly cleansed and disinfected
				with an aqueous solution of a nonvolatile antiseptic, i.e. betadine, etc.
				Alcohol phenolic solution may not be used.
(3) The blood sample will be deposited in a
				clean, dry container. The container should then be capped or stoppered, sealed,
				and the following information provided:
(a)
				name of the subject;
(b) date of
				the collection;
(c) time of the
				collection; and
(d) evidence seal
				to be signed and dated.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.2 - Drug and/or Alcohol Analysis › Rule 23.4.221 - COLLECTION OF POSTMORTEM SAMPLES FOR DRUG AND/OR ALCOHOL ANALYSIS

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(1) Sampling of body substances other than
				blood, breath, or urine is considered valid only in postmortem cases. All
				postmortem body material must be obtained prior to the embalming process. The
				sample or samples must be taken by a physician, board certified pathologist,
				the county coroner or a designated representative of the county
				coroner.
(2) Whenever a postmortem
				blood sample is collected, all practical precautions to ensure a
				representative, uncontaminated sample must be employed. Care must be taken to
				avoid contamination of the sample by gastrointestinal contents if it is
				necessary to sample heart blood. There must be adequate mixing of the blood
				sample before withdrawal. If a heart blood sample is taken without autopsy,
				precautions against dilution of the blood with pleural or pericardial fluids
				must be employed.
(3) In any
				postmortem collection of blood, the primary sample for analysis shall be
				femoral blood. If such sample is unattainable, the next sample of choice shall
				be heart blood. If a heart blood sample is unattainable, the sample of choice
				will be urine. Any sample to be drawn will be an uncontaminated
				sample.
(4) In the event that no
				fluid samples can be preserved, tissue samples may be submitted. Preferred
				tissue samples to be brain, liver, lung, and kidney.
AUTH:
					 61-8-1019, MCA; IMP:
					 61-8-1019,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.2 - Drug and/or Alcohol Analysis › Rule 23.4.225 - PRELIMINARY ALCOHOL SCREENING TESTS (PASTs)

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(1) All models and/or types of PAST devices
				used for testing must be approved by the division. A list of approved PAST
				devices will be maintained at the division.
(2) Individuals conducting PASTs as
				authorized by statute must be certified as breath-test specialists.
(3) Individuals certified as breath-test
				specialists pursuant to ARM 23.4.216 on or before July 1, 1995, are deemed to
				be PAST-certified after attending a PAST operation course approved by the
				division. Individuals certified as breath-test specialists after July 1, 1995,
				are deemed to be PAST-certified.
(4) Individuals responsible for field
				certification of the PAST must receive training approved by the division
				outlining the procedures for conducting such certifications.
(5) All PAST results will be recorded in a
				manner approved by the division. As presently used, the results shall be
				reported only as positive or negative.
(6) PAST results of 0.020 G/210L or greater
				shall be considered positive for the presence of alcohol, and PAST results of
				less than 0.020 G/210L shall be considered negative for the presence of
				alcohol.
AUTH:
					 61-8-1019, MCA; IMP:
					 61-8-1019,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.5 - DNA Index › Rule 23.4.501 - DEFINITIONS

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Unless the context requires otherwise, the following
				  definitions apply to this subchapter:
(1) "Blood" means whole blood which contains
				the cellular components and the serum or plasma of blood.
(2) "Buccal swab" means a swab taken from the
				mouth area to collect cheek cells.
(3) "CODIS" means the FBI's national DNA
				identification index system that allows the storage and exchange of DNA records
				submitted by state and local forensic DNA laboratories. The term "CODIS" is
				derived from combined DNA index system.
(4) "Collection card" means the DNA database
				collection card prepared by the division and furnished with the DNA sample
				collection kit.
(5) "Department"
				means the Montana department of justice.
(6) "Division" means the forensic science
				division of the Montana department of justice.
(7) "DNA databank" means the repository of
				DNA samples collected under the provisions of
				44-6-101
				through
				44-6-110,
				MCA, and this subchapter.
(8) "DNA
				identification index" means the computerized identification record system
				adopted by the department for the storage and retrieval of an individual's DNA
				record.
(9) "DNA record" means DNA
				identification information stored in the department's DNA database or
				CODIS.
(10) "DNA sample" means a
				blood or tissue sample.
(11) "DNA
				sample collection kit" means a packet of materials issued by the division for
				use in collecting, storing and transporting DNA samples.
(12) "EDTA" means the preservative
				ethylenedia-minetetraacetic acid.
(13) "Marker" means a genetic trait found in
				DNA including, but not limited to, the STR loci CSF1PO, THO1, TPOX, vWA,
				D16S539, D7S820, D13S317, D5S818, FGA, D3S1358, D8S1179, D18S51, D21S11 and
				Amelogenin.
(14) "STR" means short
				tandem repeat.
Sec.
					 44-6-110,
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 44-6-101,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.5 - DNA Index › Rule 23.4.502 - COLLECTION OF BIOLOGICAL SAMPLES FOR DNA ANALYSIS

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(1) A buccal swab sample shall be collected
				by the appropriate law enforcement agency, corrections facility or other
				statutorily authorized agency.
(2)
				A blood sample shall be collected by a physician, registered nurse, licensed
				practical or vocational nurse, licensed clinical laboratory technologist, or
				any other health care worker who is trained to properly collect blood samples
				or other biological specimens.
(3)
				The division shall provide a reasonable quantity of DNA sample collection kits
				to criminal justice or law enforcement agencies in this state at no cost to
				that agency. A DNA sample collection kit shall consist of a mailing envelope
				bearing an international biohazard symbol containing another envelope, a pair
				of gloves, two pieces of evidence tape, a kit shipping seal, a collection card
				with a swab collection envelope, a plastic bag with two cotton swabs, an
				absorbent pad, instructions for collection of DNA samples, and any other items
				designated as appropriate by the division.
(4) When collecting a DNA sample, a
				submitting agency shall use a DNA sample collection kit provided by the
				division, or any other method which is generally considered acceptable for the
				collection, storage and transportation of biological specimens.
(5) If the DNA sample collecting kit provided
				by the division is not utilized, the submitting agency shall package the sample
				for shipment to the division in compliance with United States postal service
				regulations (Domestic Mail Manual section CO 23.10.4 ) for mailing biological
				specimens.
(6) The person who
				collects the DNA sample shall seal the material and mark the container with the
				contributor's name and social security number before returning it to the
				representative of the submitting agency.
(7) To the extent possible, the submitting
				agency shall also provide the following information to the department when
				submitting a DNA sample:
(a) subject's name
				and signature;
(b) subject's social
				security number;
(c) subject's date
				of birth;
(d) subject's
				gender;
(e) subject's
				race;
(f) subject's SID, FBI and/or
				juvenile offender number;
(g)
				subject's qualifying offense or offenses;
(h) subject's left and right thumb
				prints;
(i) date and time sample
				was collected;
(j) name and
				signature of the individual collecting the DNA sample;
(k) name of the submitting agency and phone
				number;
(l) name of the person
				preparing the information herein requested; and
(m) record of the chain of custody of the
				specimen.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.4 - FORENSIC SCIENCE DIVISION › Subchapter 23.4.5 - DNA Index › Rule 23.4.503 - STORAGE OF DNA SAMPLES

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(1) The DNA sample
				should be kept in a secure location and mailed to the division within seven
				days.
Sec.
					 44-6-110,
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 44-6-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.5 - MOTOR CARRIERS (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 23.5.1 - Safety Requirements › Rule 23.5.101 - TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS - DEFINITIONS

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  18.8.1501
44-1-1005(1),
					 69-12-201,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 44-1-1005(1),
					 69-12-201(1)
					 (c),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.5 - MOTOR CARRIERS (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 23.5.1 - Safety Requirements › Rule 23.5.102 - FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY RULES AND STATE MODIFICATIONS

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  18.8.1502
44-1-1005(1),
					 69-12-101,
					 69-12-103,
					 69-12-201,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 44-1-1005(1),
					 61-10-141(4),
					 69-12-103,
					 69-12-201(1)
					 (c),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.5 - MOTOR CARRIERS (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 23.5.1 - Safety Requirements › Rule 23.5.103 - APPLICATION OF SAFETY RULES TO LIGHTWEIGHT VEHICLES (REPEALED)

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44-1-1005(1),
					 69-12-201,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 69-12-201(2),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.5 - MOTOR CARRIERS (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 23.5.1 - Safety Requirements › Rule 23.5.104 - EXEMPTION FROM DRIVER SAFETY STANDARDS FOR LOCAL COMMERCIAL VEHICLES (REPEALED)

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
44-1-1005(1),
					 69-12-201,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 69-12-201(2),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.5 - MOTOR CARRIERS (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 23.5.1 - Safety Requirements › Rule 23.5.105 - SAFETY INSPECTION PROGRAM: PURPOSE AND OUT-OF-SERVICE CRITERIA

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  18.8.1505
44-1-1005,
					 69-12-201,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 44-1-1005,
					 69-12-201(1),
					 69-12-201(2),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.5 - MOTOR CARRIERS (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 23.5.1 - Safety Requirements › Rule 23.5.106 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLE SAFETY ALLIANCE (REPEALED)

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
44-1-1005(1),
					 69-12-201,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 69-12-201(1),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.5 - MOTOR CARRIERS (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 23.5.1 - Safety Requirements › Rule 23.5.107 - CRITICAL ITEM INSPECTION (REPEALED)

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
44-1-1005(1),
					 69-12-201,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 69-12-201(1),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.5 - MOTOR CARRIERS (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 23.5.1 - Safety Requirements › Rule 23.5.108 - INSPECTION REPORT (REPEALED)

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44-1-1005(1),
					 69-12-201(1),
					 69-12-201(2),
					 MCA; IMP,
					 69-12-201(1),
					 69-12-201(2),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.5 - MOTOR CARRIERS (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 23.5.1 - Safety Requirements › Rule 23.5.109 - OUT OF SERVICE ORDERS (REPEALED)

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
44-1-1005(1),
					 69-12-201,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 69-12-201(1),
					 69-12-201(2),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.5 - MOTOR CARRIERS (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 23.5.1 - Safety Requirements › Rule 23.5.110 - SAFETY INSPECTION IDENTIFICATION DECALS (REPEALED)

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44-1-1005(1),
					 69-12-201,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 69-12-201(1),
					 69-12-201(2),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.5 - MOTOR CARRIERS (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 23.5.1 - Safety Requirements › Rule 23.5.111 - LOCATION OF INSPECTIONS (REPEALED)

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44-1-1005,
					 69-12-201,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 69-12-201(1),
					 69-12-201(2),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.6 - HIGHWAY PATROL DIVISION › Subchapter 23.6.1 - Tow Trucks › Rule 23.6.101 - DEFINITIONS

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In addition to the definitions contained in
				  61-8-903,
				  MCA, and unless the context requires otherwise, the following definitions apply
				  to this subchapter:
(1) "Cargo" means
				the contents inside or on a towed or hauled vehicle or any unit attached to a
				towed vehicle.
(2) "Certified"
				means having passed the annual tow truck safety inspection administered by the
				Montana highway patrol pursuant to
				61-8-907,
				MCA.
(3) "Class 'D' towing" means,
				for purposes for the state law enforcement rotation system, that a class "A" or
				"B" tow truck has been called from the rotation system, but the operator finds
				that the call involves only retrieving an inoperable vehicle from a roadway or
				its immediate vicinity, so that the use of a rollback or car carrier would be
				more appropriate.
(4) "Class 'E'
				towing" means, for purposes of the state law enforcement rotation system, that
				a class "A", "B", or "C" tow truck has been called from the rotation system,
				but the operator finds, upon inspection of the scene, that it cannot perform
				the recovery and towing without at least one more tow truck and access to
				supportive equipment.
(5)
				"Classified" means having been placed in one of the classes of commercial tow
				trucks, pursuant to
				61-8-905,
				MCA.
(6) "Committee" means the tow
				truck complaint resolution committee.
(7) "CVSA" means the commercial vehicle
				safety alliance.
(8) "Garage
				keeper's legal liability or on-hook insurance" means insurance coverage for
				loss or damage to motor vehicles (as defined in the policy) which are in the
				care of the insured, an entity that keeps customers' motor vehicles for storage
				or repair, which loss or damage is caused by the insured's failure to exercise
				the degree of care required by law.
(9) "Independent classification" means a
				classification from an independently qualified person or entity approved by the
				patrol to classify tow trucks pursuant to ARM
				23.6.103.
(10) "Independent rating" means the weight
				rating set forth on the vehicle's nomenclature plate or in a written
				communication from an independently qualified person or entity approved by the
				patrol to rate tow trucks.
(11)
				"Manufacturer's rating" means the weight rating set forth on the vehicle's
				nomenclature plate or in a written communication from the
				manufacturer.
(12) "Noncommercially
				modified tow truck equipment" means tow truck equipment that has been
				noncommercially modified in a way that the operational characteristics of the
				equipment have been affected.
(13)
				"Patrol" means the highway patrol division of the Montana department of
				justice.
(14) "State rotation
				system" means the state law enforcement rotation system established in
				61-8-908,
				MCA.
61-8-911,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 61-8-903,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.6 - HIGHWAY PATROL DIVISION › Subchapter 23.6.1 - Tow Trucks › Rule 23.6.103 - CLASSIFICATION OF TOW TRUCK EQUIPMENT

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(1) All
				operators of commercial tow truck equipment in the state of Montana who wish to
				participate in the state law enforcement rotation system must have their tow
				trucks classified. In order to have a tow truck classified, an operator must
				submit a request for classification to the patrol. This request must contain
				the following:
(a) the operator's name,
				address, and telephone number;
(b)
				the tow truck's serial number and base of operations;
(c) appropriate proof of the tow truck's
				weight rating; and
(d) an affidavit
				of use, if required.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.6 - HIGHWAY PATROL DIVISION › Subchapter 23.6.1 - Tow Trucks › Rule 23.6.105 - TOW TRUCK COMPLAINT RESOLUTION COMMITTEE - ESTABLISHMENT

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(1) Pursuant to
				61-8-912,
				MCA, there is a tow truck complaint resolution committee, consisting of six
				members.
(2) The Attorney General
				shall appoint the members of the committee. Applications for appointment to the
				committee from the patrol shall come from the colonel of the patrol.
				Applications from the tow truck industry, the commercial motor carrier
				industry, and the insurance industry may be made by anyone involved in those
				industries. Applications from the public may come from any interested person
				wishing to serve on the committee.
(3) The deadline and procedure for
				appointment to the committee shall be established by the Attorney General and
				posted on the Department of Justice's web site. The Attorney General will
				provide reasonable notice of the deadline and application procedure.
(4) All applications must be in writing and
				must be in accordance with the procedure established by the Attorney
				General.
(5) The terms of the
				members of the committee shall be three years, starting in the month of the
				year of the member's appointment. The Attorney General shall stagger the terms
				and shall appoint the successor to any committee member unable to complete his
				or her term.
(6) The Attorney
				General may remove any member of the committee for any reason prior to the
				completion of their term. In such instance, the Attorney General shall appoint
				the successor to any committee member. The successor member shall complete the
				term of the member whom they replaced and may apply to be appointed to
				subsequent terms.
(7) The committee
				shall hold an annual meeting in December of each year. At its annual meeting,
				the committee shall elect a chair to preside over its meetings and hearings.
				The committee shall also elect a vice chair to preside in the chair's absence.
				A quorum of the committee shall consist of at least four members, one of whom
				must be from the tow truck industry. A majority vote of a quorum is necessary
				for the committee to take any official action.
61-8-912,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 61-8-908,
					 61-8-912,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.6 - HIGHWAY PATROL DIVISION › Subchapter 23.6.1 - Tow Trucks › Rule 23.6.106 - TOW TRUCK COMPLAINT RESOLUTION COMMITTEE - JURISDICTION AND PROCEDURE

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(1) Pursuant to
				61-8-912,
				MCA, the committee shall review and resolve complaints about tow truck issues,
				including towing charges.
(2) The
				committee shall have the authority to act as a hearing examiner in contested
				cases with the powers set forth in
				2-4-611,
				MCA.
(3) Complaints must be signed
				and submitted in writing to the Office of Consumer Protection (OCP) in the
				Attorney General's Office, 2225 Eleventh Avenue, P.O. Box 200151, Helena, MT
				59620-0151, or a member of the committee. The complaint must identify the tow
				truck operator against whom it is filed and include a description of the
				underlying facts giving rise to the complaint.
(4) After receiving a written complaint, the
				OCP shall forward a copy of the complaint to the tow truck operator complained
				of, who has 20 days to respond in writing to the OCP. If the tow truck operator
				fails to respond within 20 days, beginning on the 21st day, the tow truck
				operator shall be suspended from participating in the state and local rotation
				system for a period of 30 days. The tow truck operator shall remain suspended
				from participating in the state and local rotation system until the tow truck
				operator responds to the OCP.
(5)
				The OCP will forward the complaint(s) to the full committee if:
(a) the tow truck operator fails to respond
				to the complaint;
(b) the tow truck
				operator lacks the proper registration, licensing, endorsements, equipment, or
				any other requirement provided by law;
(c) the OCP is unable to resolve the
				complaint; or
(d) the OCP believes
				it to be in the best interests of the public.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.6 - HIGHWAY PATROL DIVISION › Subchapter 23.6.1 - Tow Trucks › Rule 23.6.108 - VEHICLE TOW AND STORAGE REQUIREMENTS - INSURANCE

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(1) For purposes of compliance with the
				insurance standards of
				61-8-906,
				MCA, an operator's storage facility is deemed to be part of its business
				premises.
(2) A representative of
				the Montana Highway Patrol or of a local law enforcement agency may request
				that a qualified operator in the state rotation system improve its storage
				facility so as to comply with
				61-8-906,
				MCA. If the operator wishes to contest the request, he or she may file a
				written complaint with the committee.
(3) Pursuant to
				69-12-102,
				MCA, each and every commercial tow truck operator shall cause proof of
				insurance coverage to be filed with the Montana Highway Patrol, notwithstanding
				the fact that any individual operator may be a subsidiary of another operator
				and may be covered by the parent operator's insurance.
(4) A tow operator must comply with
				applicable insurance laws at all times, including
				61-8-906
				and
				61-6-302,
				MCA. If the Montana Highway Patrol is advised at any time that an operator's
				insurance is expired or cancelled, the operator must immediately cease towing
				and must take all trucks out of service. The operator must not resume
				commercial towing until the operator provides proof of valid insurance to the
				Montana Highway Patrol. If the operator holds a current letter of appointment,
				the operator will also be reinstated to the rotation list. Such placement on
				the rotation list is not retroactive.
(5) Proof of insurance, through the
				submission of the MV-5 form to the Montana Highway Patrol, must be filed prior
				to the annual safety inspection.
(6) The inspector must confirm proof of
				vehicle insurance during the annual safety inspection, evidenced by an
				insurance card as required by
				61-6-302,
				MCA. An operator need not furnish a copy of the MV-5 form to the
				inspector.
61-8-911,
					 MCA, IMP,
					 61-8-906,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.6 - HIGHWAY PATROL DIVISION › Subchapter 23.6.1 - Tow Trucks › Rule 23.6.110 - GENERAL TOW TRUCK EQUIPMENT SAFETY STANDARDS

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(1) All towing and recovery equipment mounted
				on the chassis of a commercial tow truck must meet the following standards:
(a) chain or cable capable of safely handling
				loads equal to the minimum manufacturer's ratings established in
				61-8-905,
				MCA;
(b) drums capable of fully
				extending and retracting the cable;
(c) winch equipment capable of safely
				handling loads equal to the minimum manufacturer's ratings established in
				61-8-905,
				MCA;
(d) a boom as defined by
				61-8-903,
				MCA and which is capable of safely handling loads equal to the minimum
				manufacturer's ratings established in
				61-8-905,
				MCA.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.6 - HIGHWAY PATROL DIVISION › Subchapter 23.6.1 - Tow Trucks › Rule 23.6.113 - STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT ROTATION SYSTEM - ADMISSION AND SUSPENSION

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(1) The state law enforcement rotation system
				consists of lists of the names and telephone numbers of qualified class "A",
				"B", and "C" tow truck operators in different parts of the state. Operators are
				called as needed from the rotation lists for different classes of tow trucks in
				succession, subject to considerations of public safety and (5).
(2) Class D and class E towing operations are
				not part of the state law enforcement rotation system. Pursuant to the
				definitions of the two classes given in ARM
				23.6.101, they are subsumed under
				class "A", "B", or "C", depending on the weight rating of the tow truck
				needed.
(3) An operator seeking to
				participate in the state law enforcement rotation program must submit a written
				request to the patrol which includes:
(a) the
				name of the operator's insurance company;
(b) the class of the operator's tow truck(s)
				;
(c) that the operator possesses a
				unique business name and telephone number.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.101 - ENFORCEMENT OF FIRE MARSHAL BUREAU RULES

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  23.7.136
50-3-102(2),
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.101A - DEFINITIONS

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred
50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.102 - ENFORCEMENT OF FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION PROGRAM RULES

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  23.12.402
50-3-102(2),
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 50-61-102,
					 50-63-203(1),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.103 - NOTICE OF VIOLATION

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  23.12.403
50-3-102(2),
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102(4),
					 50-3-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.104 - INTERPRETATION

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  23.12.404
50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 50-61-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.105 - ADOPTION OF UNIFORM FIRE CODE (IS HEREBY REPEALED) (REPEALED)

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50-3-102(2),
					 50-61-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 50-61-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.106 - APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL FIRE INSPECTORS

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  23.12.405
50-3-106,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-106,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.107 - FIRE ESCAPES FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS (IS HEREBY REPEALED) (REPEALED)

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
50-3-102,
					 50-3-106,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-106,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.108 - SMOKE DETECTORS IN RENTAL UNITS

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  23.12.406
50-3-102,
					 70-24-303,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 70-24-303,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.109 - CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL FOR DAY CARE CENTERS FOR 13 OR MORE CHILDREN

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  23.12.407
50-3-102,
					 52-2-734,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 52-2-733,
					 52-2-734,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.110 - CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL FOR COMMUNITY HOMES

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  23.12.408
50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 53-20-307,
					 52-4-204,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.111 - UNIFORM FIRE CODE (IS HEREBY REPEALED) (REPEALED)

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50-3-102(2),
					 50-61-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 50-61-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.112 - THREAT OF EXPLOSIVES IN STATE BUILDINGS

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  23.12.409
50-3-102(1)(j),
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102(1)(j),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.113 - DEFINITIONS

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  23.7.101A
50-3-102,
					 50-39-107,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.121 - WHO MUST OBTAIN A LICENSE; APPLICATION PROCEDURE

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This Rule has been transferred to 8.19.101
Sec.
					 50-3-102(2),
					 50-3-102(2)
					 (a),
					 50-3-103,
					 50-39-107
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 50-39-101
					 through 107 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.122 - SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF LICENSE OR ENDORSEMENT

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This Rule has been transferred to 8.19.102
Sec.
					 50-3-102,
					 50-3-102(2),
					 50-3-103,
					 50-39-107
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 50-3-102,
					 50-39-101
					 through 107 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.123 - DUPLICATE LICENSE OR ENDORSEMENT

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This Rule has been transferred to
				  8.19.103
Sec.
					 50-3-102
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 50-3-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.124 - DENIAL OF LICENSE OR ENDORSEMENT

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This Rule has been transferred to 8.19.104
Sec.
					 50-3-102,
					 50-3-102(2),
					 50-3-103,
					 50-39-107
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 50-3-102,
					 50-39-101
					 through 107 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.125 - INVESTIGATION AND/OR INSPECTION OF IMPROPER INSTALLATION OR SERVICE

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to 8.19.105
Sec.
					 50-3-102,
					 50-3-102(2),
					 50-3-103,
					 50-39-107
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 50-3-102,
					 50-39-101
					 through 107 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.126 - INSPECTION OF APPLICANT FACILITY

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to 8.19.106
Sec.
					 50-3-102,
					 50-39-107
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 50-3-102,
					 50-39-107
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.127 - PROOF OF INSURANCE

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  8.19.107
Sec.
					 50-3-102
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 50-3-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.128 - CONTINUING EDUCATION

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  8.19.108
Sec.
					 50-3-102,
					 50-39-107
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 50-39-102
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.129 - TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP PROHIBITED

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to 8.19.109
50-3-102,
					 50-39-107,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 50-39-107,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.131 - WHO MUST OBTAIN AN ENDORSEMENT

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  8.19.110
50-3-102,
					 50-3-102(2),
					 50-3-103,
					 50-39-107,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 50-39-101
					 through
					 50-39-107,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.132 - LICENSE, ENDORSEMENT AND PROCESSING FEE

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  8.19.111
50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.133 - EXAMINATION FOR ENDORSEMENT

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  8.19.112
50-3-102,
					 50-3-102(2),
					 50-3-103,
					 50-39-107,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 50-39-101
					 through
					 50-39-107,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.134 - ENDORSEMENT

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to 8.19.113
50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.135 - DUTY TO REPORT NAME OR ADDRESS CHANGE

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  8.19.114
50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.136 - HOLDER NOT ENTITLED TO RIGHT OF ENTRY

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to 8.19.115
50-3-102(2),
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.141 - WHO MUST OBTAIN A PERMIT TO SELL (IS HEREBY REPEALED) (REPEALED)

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.142 - PERMIT FEE (IS HEREBY REPEALED) (REPEALED)

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
50-3-102(2)
					 (a), MCA; IMP,
					 50-39-105(1),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.143 - APPROVAL OF EQUIPMENT

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
This Rule has been transferred to
				  23.12.420
50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.7 - FIRE PREVENTION AND INVESTIGATION BUREAU (TRANSFERRED TO CHAPTER 12) › Subchapter 23.7.1 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.7.151 - WHO MUST OBTAIN A LICENSE TO INSTALL (IS HEREBY REPEALED) (REPEALED)

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
Sec.
					 50-3-102
					 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 50-3-102
					 MCA;