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Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.4 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.12.406 - SMOKE DETECTORS/SMOKE ALARMS IN RENTAL UNITS

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(1) In accordance with the Residential
				Landlord and Tenant Act of 1977, either an approved smoke alarm or smoke
				detector, or both, shall be installed by the landlord in each dwelling unit
				rented to another person, in accordance with the provisions of Section 907 of
				the IFC.
AUTH:
					 50-3-102,
					 70-24-303, MCA; IMP:
					 50-3-102,
					 70-24-303,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.4 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.12.407 - CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL FOR DAY CARE CENTERS FOR 16 OR MORE CHILDREN

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(1) Any applicant for a license from the
				Department of Public Health and Human Services to operate a day care center for
				16 or more children under Title 52, chapter 2, MCA, must obtain a certificate
				of approval from the state fire marshal in accordance with this rule.
(2) To obtain a certificate of approval, the
				applicant shall contact the state fire marshal setting forth the following
				information:
(a) name and address of
				applicant;
(b) location of proposed
				day care center; and
(c) number of
				children for which proposed day care center will provide care.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.4 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.12.408 - CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL FOR COMMUNITY HOMES

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(1)
				This rule shall govern certification for fire and life safety of all community
				homes for the developmentally disabled, in accordance with
				53-20-307, MCA, and of all
				community homes for persons with severe disabilities, in accordance with
				52-4-204, MCA.
(2) All community homes must be certified
				annually for fire and life safety by the state fire marshal.
(3) Applicants for certification shall submit
				to the state fire marshal in writing the following information:
(a) name and address of applicant;
(b) location of proposed community home;
				and
(c) number of residents for
				which community home will provide care.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.4 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.12.409 - THREAT OF EXPLOSIVES IN STATE BUILDINGS

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(1) Each department director or official in
				charge shall assign one individual in each building housing members of the
				department whose responsibilities shall be to coordinate evacuation and to
				practice proper procedures involving a threat of explosive materials in the
				assigned building or building area. The designated individual shall have
				responsibility to ensure that appropriate fire and law enforcement authorities
				are notified of a threat of explosives.
(2) In the event a building houses more than
				one state department, each department shall designate a responsible individual.
				Where the threatened explosive device is located in a particular department's
				area of the building, that department's designated individual shall be
				primarily responsible for evacuation and notification of proper
				authorities.
50-3-102(1)(j),
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102(1)(j),
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.4 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.12.420 - APPROVAL OF EQUIPMENT (REPEALED)

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50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.4 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.12.430 - SERVICE TAGS

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(1) A service tag
				must be used to indicate when fire protection equipment is installed or when
				service is performed on fire protection equipment and the name of the endorsed
				person installing or servicing the equipment.
(2) A service tag shall be of a size and of a
				durable material approved by the department but not less than 4 1/2 inches by 2
				1/2 inches.
(3) A service tag must
				bear the following information:
(a) imprinted
				name, address, telephone and license number of licensed entity;
(b) type of service performed;
(c) month and year of service;
(d) name and endorsement number of registrant
				performing service. The registrant shall indicate the type of service performed
				and date of service by punching the appropriate section of the tag. The tag
				must bear dates for 1 to 3 years; and
(e) "DO NOT REMOVE BY ORDER OF THE STATE FIRE
				MARSHAL" in capital letters, at least 10-point boldface
				type.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.4 - Fire Safety › Rule 23.12.431 - RULES RELATING TO THE BUILDING CODE

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(1) A
				notice of adoption or amendment by the department of a rule relating to
				building and equipment standards covered by the state or a municipal building
				code must be signed by the director of the Department of Labor and Industry.
				Such rules "are effective upon approval of the Department of Labor and Industry
				and filing with the Secretary of State."
				50-3-103, MCA.
AUTH:
					 2-4-201,
					 52-4-201(1), MCA;
					 IMP: 50-3-103,
					 50-39-107,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.5 - Fireworks › Rule 23.12.502 - FIREWORKS REPACKAGING, STORAGE, AND SHIPPING

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(1) All buildings where fireworks are stored,
				opened for repacking, repackaged, or prepared for shipping shall conform to the
				provisions of the International Building Code and the IFC. Where those codes
				are silent, NFPA 1124 (currently referenced edition by the IFC) shall be
				applied.
(2) NFPA 1124 (currently
				referenced edition by the IFC), the code governing the manufacture,
				transportation, and storage of fireworks and pyrotechnic articles, is
				incorporated by reference. Copies may be obtained from the National Fire
				Protection Association, 1 Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02169 and at
www.NFPA.org
.
AUTH:
					 50-3-102, MCA; IMP:
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.5 - Fireworks › Rule 23.12.503 - OUTDOOR DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS

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(1) Unless
				prohibited by local ordinance, supervised public displays of fireworks shall be
				conducted in accordance with
				50-37-107,
				MCA, and applicable local ordinances. Where no local ordinance is in effect,
				the governing body of the city, town, or county shall be notified at least 15
				days in advance of any outdoor display.
50-3-102(3),
					 50-37-107,
					 50-37-108,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102(3),
					 50-37-107,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.5 - Fireworks › Rule 23.12.504 - GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE REQUIRED FOR PUBLIC DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS

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(1) Any organization or group of individuals
				planning a public display of fireworks must provide proof to either the FPIS or
				the governing body of a city, town, or county, that the group has a general
				liability insurance policy in the amount of not less than $1,000,000 per
				occurrence.
(2) The proof of
				insurance must be provided with the application for permit referenced in
				50-37-107,
				MCA, no later than 15 days prior to any public display of fireworks. The
				general liability insurance policy must be valid at the time of the public
				display.
(3) The general liability
				insurance policy must cover payment of any liability, including personal and
				property damages, arising out of the public display of fireworks.
(4) Although the general liability insurance
				must meet the requirements of
				50-37-108,
				MCA, an insurance policy is permitted in lieu of a damage indemnity bond as
				damage indemnity bonds are no longer available for the public display of
				fireworks.
(5) Alternative methods
				of liability coverage may be approved if equivalent to the above-listed
				requirements.
50-3-102,
					 50-3-103,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-37-108,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.6 - Uniform Fire Code › Rule 23.12.602 - ADMINISTRATION (REPEALED)

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50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.6 - Uniform Fire Code › Rule 23.12.603 - ADDITIONAL DEFINITIONS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 50-3-102,
					 50-61-102, MCA; IMP:
					 50-3-102,
					 50-61-102,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.6 - Uniform Fire Code › Rule 23.12.604 - GENERAL (REPEALED)

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50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.6 - Uniform Fire Code › Rule 23.12.606 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS (REPEALED)

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50-3-102,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-3-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.7 - Controlled Substances › Rule 23.12.701 - PRECURSORS TO DANGEROUS DRUGS

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(1) The
				following substances are precursors to dangerous drugs, regulated by Title 50,
				chapter 32, part 4, MCA:
(a) anhydrous
				ammonia;
(b) barbituric
				acid;
(c) benzoyl
				chloride;
(d) boron
				tribromide;
(e) boron
				trifluoride;
(f) bromobenzene
				(monobromobenzene);
(g)
				butamediol-1,4;
(h)
				citral;
(i)
				cyclohexanone;
(j)
				diethylamine;
(k) ethyl malonate
				(diethyl malonate);
(l)
				dimethylformamide;
(m)
				dimethylsulfoxide;
(n)
				ergonovine;
(o)
				ergotamine;
(p) ethanolamine
				(monethanolamine);
(q)
				fomamide;
(r) formic
				acid;
(s) furan;
(t) gallic acid (3,4,5-trihydroxybenzoic
				acid);
(u) gamma
				butyrolactone;
(v) gamma
				hydroxybutryic acid;
(w) gloyoxylic
				acid (formylformic acid);
(x)
				hydriodic acid;
(y)
				hydroxylamine;
(z) hypophosphorous
				acid;
(aa) indole;
(ab) iodine in any form;
(ac) isosafrole;
(ad) lithium aluminum hydride (aluminum
				lithium hydride);
(ae) lysergic
				acid, or other ergot alkaloids which can be used to produce lysergic
				acid;
(af) malonic acid
				(propanedioic acid);
(ag) 
				methylamine;
(ah)
				nitroethane;
(ai)
				nitromethane;
(aj)
				olivitol;
(ak) oxalyl
				chloride;
(al) phenylacetic
				acid;
(am) phenyl-2-propanone
				(phenylacetone);
(an) phosphorous
				acid;
(ao) phosphorous
				oxychloride;
(ap)
				piperidine;
(aq)
				piperonal;
(ar) red
				phosphorous;
(as)
				safrole;
(at) 
				sulfanilamide;
(au)
				thiourea;
(av) tincture of iodine
				greater than 2%;
(aw)
				trifluoracetic anhydride;
(ax)
				1,3,5-trimethoxybenzoic acid;
(ay)
				tyrosine;
(az) white
				phosphorous;
(ba) yellow
				phosphorous; and
(bb) any salt,
				optical isomer, salt of an optical isomer, or preparation that is chemically
				equivalent to any of the chemicals listed above.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.8 - Regulation of Ephedrine or Pseudoephedrine › Rule 23.12.801 - DEFINITIONS

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(1) "Licensed community pharmacy" means a
				pharmacy situated within ten miles of any place at which a licensed medical
				practitioner maintains an office for professional practice.
(2) "Retail establishment" means the
				registered owner of a business that sells products containing ephedrine or
				pseudoephedrine to the public.
50-32-502,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-32-502,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.8 - Regulation of Ephedrine or Pseudoephedrine › Rule 23.12.802 - RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR CERTIFICATION

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(1) A retail establishment is eligible to
				apply for certification with the department if:
(a) it is at least 5000 square feet in
				size;
(b) it sells 1000 separate
				items of product;
(c) it has a
				secure display location not accessible to customers, either behind a store
				counter or in a locked case, available for selling products that contain
				ephedrine or pseudoephedrine;
(d)
				it limits sales of products containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine to packages
				containing no more than a total of nine grams; and
(e) it agrees to track customer sales and to
				prevent a customer from purchasing more than nine grams of products containing
				ephedrine or pseudoephedrine in any 30-day period.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.8 - Regulation of Ephedrine or Pseudoephedrine › Rule 23.12.803 - REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFICATION

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(1) An
				eligible retail establishment will be certified by the department after it
				completes the certification requirements set forth in this
				subchapter.
(2) To be eligible for
				certification, a retail establishment must:
(a) submit a record keeping plan for approval
				by the department;
(b) submit to a
				site visit conducted by the department or local law enforcement; and
(c) complete training provided by the
				department or local law enforcement that covers the record keeping requirements
				for retail establishments and issues related to the production of
				methamphetamine.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.8 - Regulation of Ephedrine or Pseudoephedrine › Rule 23.12.804 - RECORD KEEPING REQUIREMENTS

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(1) Certified
				retail establishments selling products containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine
				must keep records of the following:
(a) an
				inventory of products containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine purchased by the
				retailer. The inventory must include:
(i) date
				of purchase; and
(ii) quantity of
				purchase;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.8 - Regulation of Ephedrine or Pseudoephedrine › Rule 23.12.805 - TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

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(1) Certified
				retail establishments shall have received training by the department or local
				law enforcement that covers the record keeping requirements for retail
				establishments, including but not limited to a record keeping system that
				tracks customer sales in order to prevent an individual customer from
				purchasing more than nine grams of products containing ephedrine or
				pseudoephedrine in any 30-day period, and issues related to the production of
				methamphetamine.
(2) Retail
				establishments shall be responsible for ensuring that any employees responsible
				for the intake or sale of products containing ephedrine or pseudoephedrine be
				trained in the requirements of the law, specifically but not limited to, that
				employees are trained in the record keeping requirements of this
				subchapter.
50-32-502,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-32-502,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.8 - Regulation of Ephedrine or Pseudoephedrine › Rule 23.12.806 - AUDIT COMPLIANCE

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(1) The department
				has the authority to audit the premises and records of a certified retail
				establishment for compliance with the Montana Code Annotated and administrative
				rules governing the sale of products containing ephedrine and
				pseudoephedrine.
50-32-502,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-32-502,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.8 - Regulation of Ephedrine or Pseudoephedrine › Rule 23.12.807 - FAILURE TO COMPLY

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(1) A retail
				establishment's failure to comply with the Montana Code Annotated or
				administrative rules governing the sale of products containing ephedrine and
				pseudoephedrine may result in a warning or in decertification.
(2) A notice of warning or decertification
				will be provided in writing by the department to the retail
				establishment.
(3) If a retail
				establishment fails to correct the noted area of noncompliance after receiving
				a warning from the department, the department may issue a notice of
				decertification.
(4) Challenges to
				decertification will be considered in accordance with the provisions of the
				Montana Administrative Procedure Act.
(5) The penalties of this provision are in
				addition to the criminal penalties set forth in the Montana Code
				Annotated.
50-32-502,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 50-32-502,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.9 - Sexual Assault Kit Tracking System › Rule 23.12.901 - DEFINITIONS

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Unless the context indicates otherwise, the words and phrases
				  in this subchapter have the definitions set forth in this rule
(1) "Administered kit" means a sexual assault
				evidence kit that has been used to collect forensic evidence from an
				individual.
(2) "Authorized user"
				is a person who is designated by a healthcare facility, law enforcement agency,
				or crime laboratory and who has a registered account in the sexual assault kit
				tracking system.
(3) "Crime
				laboratory" means a Montana entity that receives, processes, and tests sexual
				assault kit evidence.
(4)
				"Department" means the Montana Department of Justice.
(5) "DOJ Victim Services" means the Montana
				Department of Justice Office of Victim Services Forensic Rape Examination
				Payment Program.
(6) "Healthcare
				facility" means a facility or entity that is licensed, certified, or otherwise
				authorized by law to administer medical treatment in this state.
(7) "Kit" means a sexual assault evidence
				kit.
(8) "Law enforcement agency"
				means a Montana law enforcement service provided directly by a local government
				as defined in
				7-32-201,
				MCA.
(9) "Stakeholder" means a
				healthcare facility, law enforcement agency, or crime laboratory in the state
				of Montana that administers, receives, transfers, or stores sexual assault
				evidence kits.
(10) "Status" means
				the current location and status of the kit, including: inventory, collected,
				held, in evidence, processing, processed, archived, and discarded.
(11) "Tracking system" means the Sexual
				Assault Kit Tracking System defined in
				46-15-405,
				MCA.
AUTH:
					 46-15-405,
					 MCA; IMP:
					 46-15-405,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.9 - Sexual Assault Kit Tracking System › Rule 23.12.902 - REQUIREMENT TO DESIGNATE AUTHORIZED USERS

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(1)
				A stakeholder shall designate at least two authorized users within the
				healthcare facility, law enforcement agency, or crime laboratory to register
				for and maintain a sexual assault kit tracking system account.
AUTH:
					 46-15-405,
					 MCA; IMP:
					 46-15-405,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.9 - Sexual Assault Kit Tracking System › Rule 23.12.903 - PROCEDURE FOR HEALTHCARE FACILITIES TO USE THE SEXUAL ASSAULT KIT TRACKING SYSTEM

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(1) Within 72 hours
				of receiving a kit from DOJ Victim Services, a healthcare facility shall update
				the status of the kit in the tracking system.
(2) Within 24 hours of administering a kit, a
				healthcare facility shall update the status of the kit in the tracking system.
(3) A healthcare facility shall
				update a kit's status in the tracking system before transferring the kit to a
				law enforcement agency or DOJ Victim Services.
(4) A healthcare facility shall update a
				discarded or destroyed kit's status in the tracking system.
AUTH:
					 46-15-405,
					 MCA; IMP:
					 46-15-405,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.9 - Sexual Assault Kit Tracking System › Rule 23.12.904 - PROCEDURE FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TO USE THE SEXUAL ASSAULT KIT TRACKING SYSTEM

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(1) Within 72 hours
				of receiving a kit from a healthcare facility or DOJ Victim Services, a law
				enforcement agency shall update the kit's status in the tracking system.
(2) Within 72 hours of receiving a
				tested kit from a crime laboratory, a law enforcement agency shall update the
				kit's status in the tracking system.
(3) A law enforcement agency shall update a
				kit's status in the tracking system before transferring the kit to a crime
				laboratory, another law enforcement agency, or DOJ Victim Services.
AUTH:
					 46-15-405,
					 MCA; IMP:
					 46-15-405,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.9 - Sexual Assault Kit Tracking System › Rule 23.12.905 - PROCEDURE FOR CRIME LABORATORIES TO USE THE SEXUAL ASSAULT KIT TRACKING SYSTEM

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(1) Within 72 hours
				of receiving a kit from a law enforcement agency, a crime laboratory shall
				update a kit's status in the tracking system.
(2) A crime laboratory shall update a kit's
				status in the tracking system before transferring the kit to a law enforcement
				agency.
AUTH:
					 46-15-405,
					 MCA; IMP:
					 46-15-405,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.9 - Sexual Assault Kit Tracking System › Rule 23.12.906 - NOTICE OF VIOLATION

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(1) A written
				notice of violation shall contain:
(a) the
				date of the notice;
(b) contact
				information for the stakeholder;
(c) contact information for the department;
(d) a summary of the complaint
				made by the department, including:
(i) the
				specific provisions of the statute or rule alleged to be violated; and
(ii) the specific facts alleged to
				constitute a violation; and
(e) a description of the department's
				suggested corrective action.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.12 - Attendance at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1201 - REQUIREMENTS FOR PEACE OFFICERS AND PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS TO ATTEND BASIC PROGRAMS (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP,
					 44-10-301,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.12 - Attendance at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1203 - BASIC COURSE ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR PRESERVICE APPLICANTS (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP,
					 44-10-301,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.12 - Attendance at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1204 - MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS FOR PRESERVICE TESTING AND PRETEST SCREENING (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP,
					 44-10-301,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.12 - Attendance at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1205 - PRESERVICE TESTING PROCEDURES (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP,
					 44-10-301,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.12 - Attendance at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1206 - PRESERVICE TEST SCREENING PROCEDURES (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP, 44-10-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.12 - Attendance at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1207 - RANKING OF PRESERVICE APPLICANTS FOR ELIGIBILITY TO ATTEND THE BASIC COURSE (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP,
					 44-10-301,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.12 - Attendance at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1208 - PROCEDURES FOR REGISTRATION, ATTENDANCE, AND FEES FOR PRESERVICE APPLICANTS (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP, 44-10-202,
					 44-10-301,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.13 - Conduct While in Attendance at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy (Transferred) › Rule 23.12.1301 - RULES OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING PROGRAMS UPON THE MONTANA LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY CAMPUS (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP, 44-10-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.14 - Performance Criteria at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1411 - STUDENT ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR MONTANA LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY COURSES (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP, 44-10-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.14 - Performance Criteria at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1412 - OTHER STUDENT PERFORMANCE MEASURES (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP, 44-10-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.14 - Performance Criteria at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1413 - MONTANA LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY FIREARMS PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER BASIC COURSE (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP, 44-10-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.14 - Performance Criteria at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1414 - PHYSICAL ABILITIES PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER BASIC COURSE (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-102,
					 44-10-202, MCA; IMP, 44-10-102,
					 44-10-202, MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.14 - Performance Criteria at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1415 - STUDENT'S FINAL RANKING IN THE BASIC COURSE CLASS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 44-10-202,
					 MCA; IMP:
					 44-10-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.12 - DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION › Subchapter 23.12.14 - Performance Criteria at the Montana Law Enforcement Academy › Rule 23.12.1416 - BASIC COURSE ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS (TRANSFERRED)

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44-10-202, MCA; IMP, 44-10-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.1 - Organization › Rule 23.13.101 - ORGANIZATION AND GENERAL PROVISIONS, PUBLIC INSPECTION OF ORDERS AND DECISIONS

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(1) The
				organization and function of the Public Safety Officer Standards and Training
				Council ("POST" or "POST Council") are described in ARM
				23.1.101.
(2) POST will maintain an index of all final
				orders and decisions in contested cases and declaratory rulings. All final
				decisions and orders must be available for public inspection on request, except
				confidential information which is protected from disclosure by federal or state
				law. Copies of final decisions and orders must be given to the public on
				request after payment of the cost of duplication.
AUTH:
					 2-15-2029, MCA; IMP:
					 2-4-201,
					 2-4-623,
					 2-15-2029,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.1 - Organization › Rule 23.13.102 - DEFINITIONS

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As used in this chapter, the following definitions
				  apply:
(1) "Allegation" means:
(a) a statement or accusation of misconduct
				made against a public safety officer to POST staff or the council by
				anyone;
(b) a statement or
				accusation of misconduct against a public safety officer made by the POST
				executive director acting upon any credible knowledge, information, or
				belief;
(c) the document or
				statement, prior to the notice of agency action, that initiates the preliminary
				investigation of an officer.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.1 - Organization › Rule 23.13.103 - RECORD OF ALL POST COUNCIL MEETINGS

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(1) As
				required by Title 2, chapter 6, MCA, POST will maintain records of all meetings
				and make those records available for public inspection. The record consists of
				an audio recording, transcript, or minutes of the proceedings. POST will
				maintain an audio recording of its meetings whenever possible.
AUTH:
					 2-15-2029, MCA; IMP:
					 2-3-212,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.1 - Organization › Rule 23.13.104 - NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF POST COUNCIL ACTIONS OF SIGNIFICANT INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC

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(1) In accordance
				with 2-3-102 through
				2-3-114, MCA, prior to making a
				final decision that is of significant interest to the public, POST will afford
				reasonable opportunity for public participation. Reasonable opportunity for
				public participation may be afforded by:
(a)
				any of the agency actions allowed pursuant to
				2-3-104, MCA; or
(b) a notice of the proposed agency action
				published in the register in accordance with template 102a (
www.armtemplates.com
). POST may grant or
				deny an opportunity for hearing, except a hearing is required if the proposed
				action is the adoption of rules in an area of significant interest to the
				public.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.201 - MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR THE APPOINTMENT AND CONTINUED EMPLOYMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS (TRANSFERRED)

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AUTH:
					 2-15-2029, MCA; IMP:
					 2-15-2029,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.202 - REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS HIRED BEFORE THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS REGULATION (Repealed)

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2-15-2029,
					 MCA; IMP,
					 2-15-2029,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.203 - CODE OF ETHICS (TRANSFERRED)

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AUTH:
					 2-15-2029, MCA; IMP:
					 2-15-2029,
					 7-32-303,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.204 - PURPOSE OF CERTIFICATES

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(1) Basic,
				intermediate, advanced, supervisory, command, and other certificates are
				established and awarded by the council to increase the professionalism and
				skill of public safety officers and to promote ethical behavior, education, and
				experience necessary to adequately perform the duties of a public safety
				officer.
(2) Certificates remain
				the property of the council. The council has the power to recall, deny,
				sanction, suspend, or revoke any or all certificates upon good cause based on a
				preponderance of the evidence as determined by the council.
AUTH:
					 2-15-2029, MCA; IMP:
					 2-14-2029,
					 7-32-303,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.205 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFICATION

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(1) To be eligible for the award of a
				certificate, each officer must be a full-time or part-time public safety
				officer as defined by
				44-4-401, MCA, at the time the
				application for certification is received by the council.
(2) Public safety officers must complete the
				required basic training as set by the council and Montana law.
(3) All public safety officers must abide by
				the code of ethics as prescribed in ARM
				23.13.803. Acceptance of POST
				certification is an agreement to abide by and adopt the code of ethics and
				refrain from the behaviors outlined in ARM
				23.13.702.
(4) Prior to issuance of any certificate, the
				public safety officer must have completed the designated combinations of
				education, training, and experience as established by the council.
(5) To maintain certification the officer
				must:
(a) abide by all laws and rules of
				Montana, including those set forth herein;
(b) maintain ethical conduct by upholding and
				abiding by the code of ethics set forth in ARM
				23.13.803 and refrain from
				engaging in any behavior that constitutes a ground for denial, sanction,
				suspension, or revocation under ARM 23.13.702;
(c) maintain the continuing education and
				training requirements set forth by the council and ARM
				23.13.801.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.206 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BASIC CERTIFICATE

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(1)
				POST will issue basic certificates in the following disciplines:
(a) peace officer;
(b) detention/corrections officer;
(c) probation and parole officer;
(d) misdemeanor probation/pretrial services
				officer;
(e) public safety
				communications officer;
(f)
				coroner; and
(g) reserve
				officer.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.207 - REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE

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(1) POST will issue intermediate certificates
				in the following disciplines:
(a) peace
				officer;
(b) detention/corrections
				officer;
(c) probation and parole
				officer;
(d) misdemeanor
				probation/pretrial services officer; and
(e) public safety communications
				officer.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.208 - REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER ADVANCED CERTIFICATE

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(1) POST will issue advanced certificates in
				the following disciplines:
(a) peace
				officer;
(b) detention/corrections
				officer;
(c) probation and parole
				officer;
(d) misdemeanor
				probation/pretrial services officer; and
(e) public safety communications
				officer.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.209 - REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER SUPERVISORY CERTIFICATE

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(1) POST will issue supervisory certificates
				in the following disciplines:
(a) peace
				officer;
(b) detention/corrections
				officer;
(c) probation and parole
				officer;
(d) misdemeanor
				probation/pretrial services officer; and
(e) public safety communications
				officer.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.210 - REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER COMMAND CERTIFICATE

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(1) POST will issue command certificates in
				the following disciplines:
(a) peace
				officer;
(b) detention/corrections
				officer;
(c) probation and parole
				officer;
(d) misdemeanor
				probation/pretrial services officer; and
(e) public safety communications
				officer.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.211 - REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER ADMINISTRATIVE CERTIFICATE (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 2-15-2029,
					 MCA IMP:
					 2-15-2029,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.212 - INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

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(1)
				Instructor certificates are not discipline-specific and POST may issue an
				instructor certificate to any public safety officer who meets the
				qualifications in these rules.
(2)
				A public safety officer providing POST-approved training as defined in these
				rules must be certified by the council as an instructor.
(3) To qualify as an instructor, the officer
				must meet the following requirements:
(a) two
				years of public safety experience;
(b) an active POST basic certificate in the
				officer's current discipline;
(c)
				an endorsement from the applicant's agency head; and
(d) successful completion of a POST-approved
				instructor development course or its equivalent. Effective October 28, 2017,
				all instructor development courses must be a minimum of 40 hours in length and
				must include a minimum of the following:
(i)
				12 hours of curriculum design;
(ii)
				8 hours of adult learning theories;
(iii) 8 hours of foundation skills for
				trainers;
(iv) 8 hours of training
				preparation and delivery; and
(v) 4
				hours of context of training.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.213 - REQUIREMENTS FOR DESIGNATED INCIDENT COMMAND CERTIFICATION (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 2-15-2029,
					 MCA IMP:
					 2-15-2029,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.214 - EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING OF RESERVE OFFICERS (TRANSFERRED)

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AUTH:
					 2-15-2029, MCA; IMP:
					 7-32-214,
					 44-4-401,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.215 - FIREARMS PROFICIENCY STANDARDS (TRANSFERRED)

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AUTH:
					 2-15-2029, MCA; IMP:
					 2-15-2029,
					 7-32-303,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.216 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION STANDARDS (TRANSFERRED)

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AUTH:
					 2-15-2029, MCA; IMP:
					 7-32-303,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.217 - REQUIREMENTS FOR SWAT PRIMARY COURSE CREDIT (TRANSFERRED)

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AUTH:
					 2-15-2029, MCA; IMP:
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.2 - Certification › Rule 23.13.218 - PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING POST CERTIFICATION

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(1)
				Except as provided in (3), POST will automatically issue basic certificates to
				public safety officers who meet the minimum requirements outlined in these
				rules.
(2) Officers who believe
				they are eligible for an intermediate, advanced, supervisory, command, or
				instructor certificate must submit a completed application, with appointing
				authority approval, to the director. Applications are available from POST staff
				or on the POST website.
(a) The director or
				the director's designee will then review the application and approve or reject
				the application, unless the director determines, as a matter of discretion,
				that the council's review is necessary due to extenuating
				circumstances.
(b) Upon approval by
				the director, the certificate becomes valid unless the council takes further
				action.
(c) Upon rejection by the
				director, a public safety officer may request reconsideration by the council
				pursuant to ARM
				23.13.704.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.3 - Training Courses › Rule 23.13.301 - QUALIFICATIONS FOR APPROVAL OF PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER TRAINING COURSES

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(1) The director or the director's designee
				may approve any request for POST training credit. Any person aggrieved by a
				determination made by the director under this rule may seek review of the
				decision by the POST Council.
(2)
				To obtain the status of POST-approved training, training courses must:
(a) cover topic matter that is relevant to
				the public safety profession;
(b)
				be based upon generally recognized best practices;
(c) comport with Montana laws and court
				decisions;
(d) be at least two
				hours or more in length;
(e) be
				advertised and open to all public safety agencies; and
(f) contain course content that has been
				reviewed and approved by the agency hosting the training, or the appointing
				authority of the officer receiving credit for the training, either before or
				after the training occurs.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.3 - Training Courses › Rule 23.13.302 - REQUIREMENTS FOR TRAINEE ATTENDANCE AND PERFORMANCE IN POST-APPROVED COURSES

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(1) Trainees enrolled in any POST-approved
				course must meet all the requirements in this rule in order to obtain POST
				credit hours.
(2) No trainee may
				receive credits for a training course if absences exceed 10% of the total hours
				for the course.
(3) Any trainee who
				fails to comply with these rules pertaining to attendance and performance shall
				be denied credits.
(4) A
				POST-certified instructor will not receive training credit for any training in
				which the POST-certified instructor provides instruction.
(5) Failure to comply with the rules
				contained herein or other guidelines may result in either rejection of course
				approval or a withdrawal of course approval.
AUTH:
					 2-15-2029, MCA; IMP:
					 2-15-2029,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 23 - JUSTICE › Chapter 23.13 - PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING (POST) › Subchapter 23.13.3 - Training Courses › Rule 23.13.304 - THE BASIC COURSES

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(1) The amount of
				training hours required in any basic public safety officer's course will be
				approved by the council.
(2)
				Students in any basic public safety officers' course are required to complete
				instruction in the prescribed subject areas as directed by the
				council.
(3) The council will
				review and approve the curriculum for all basic public safety officers'
				courses. The review may consist of examining and approving the course syllabus
				and/or a thorough review of individual course performance objectives and lesson
				plans which have been established for each designated training block within the
				prescribed subject areas.
(4) The
				council may approve changes from the course content established at the last
				review upon written application from the MLEA administrator, training agency,
				or training provider providing evidence that such change is compatible with the
				public interest.
AUTH:
					 2-15-2029, MCA; IMP:
					 2-15-2029,
					 44-4-403,
					 MCA