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Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 10 - EVALUATION OF STRATEGIC PLANS OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES › Section 10-8 - Confidentiality

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The program shall provide a clear
				statement of its confidentiality policy, including the limits of
				confidentiality it can assure victims.
(b) The program shall explain the method by
				which victims will be advised of the confidentiality limits the program can
				assure.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 10 - EVALUATION OF STRATEGIC PLANS OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES › Section 10-9 - Services

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The program shall describe the geographic
				area to which services will be available.
(b) The program shall describe available
				services for victims of crime, the method of service delivery, and how program
				effectiveness will be evaluated.
(c) The program shall describe how they will
				serve people with special needs including persons with disabilities.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 11 - OPERATION OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES PROGRAMS › Section 11-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Wyo. Stat. §
									
										1-40-118 and §
									
										9-1-638 require the Division of Victim
				Services (Division) to establish eligibility requirements and review and
				evaluate all programs receiving appropriated funds.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 11 - OPERATION OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES PROGRAMS › Section 11-2 - Purpose and Scope

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) These rules set
				forth requirements established by the Division for victim service providers
				serving victims of all crimes receiving appropriated funding.
(b) Victim service providers serving victims
				of all crimes who contract with the Division for funds from the following
				sources are subject to these rules:
* Victims of Crime Act, P.L. 98-473,
				  42
				  U.S.C. 10603 (VOCA);
* Wyoming state general funds for victim services providers
				  serving victims of all crimes;
* Surcharge funds for distribution to victim service
				  providers; or
* The Office of Justice, Violence Against Women Act, Title I
				  of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968,
				  42
				  U.S.C. 3711 et seq.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 11 - OPERATION OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES PROGRAMS › Section 11-3 - Governing Body

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The governing
				body shall ensure program accessibility and ADA compliance.
(b) The governing board or its authorized
				representative shall formally notify the Division's designated representative
				within 3 business days if there is any change in the program director or
				equivalent position and inform the Division of any interim contact
				person.
(c) In the event of
				concerns of misappropriations of funds, criminal investigation of the governing
				body, program director or other allegations of illegal activity related to the
				program, the governing body shall inform the Division in writing within 5
				business days.
(d) The governing
				body shall prevent conflicts of interest between individual governing body
				members and the program.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 11 - OPERATION OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES PROGRAMS › Section 11-4 - Personnel and Volunteers

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Each position
				or volunteer whose position involves contact with children in the course of
				their program duties must have a child abuse registry background check
				completed before beginning their duties.
(b) Program personnel policies shall be
				explained to each employee and volunteer. Personnel policies shall be available
				in written or electronic form to employees and volunteers.
(c) There shall be a file maintained on each
				staff member and volunteer which includes at a minimum, a confidentiality
				statement signed by the staff member or volunteer and documentation of all
				training completed.
(d) Each
				program shall designate at least one staff person to be responsible for
				volunteers.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 11 - OPERATION OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES PROGRAMS › Section 11-5 - Training Requirements

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) All staff and
				volunteers shall complete 40 hours of initial training. Paid staff shall
				complete the training within the first three months of employment. Volunteers
				must complete the training before providing direct services. Training shall
				include:
(i) Crisis intervention;
(ii) Domestic Violence/Sexual
				assault;
(iii) Special
				Populations;
(iv) Child
				Abuse;
(v) Overview of the Criminal
				Justice System;
(vi) Legal
				Advocacy;
(vii) Victim/Witness
				Assistance;
(viii) Overview of
				Victimology;
(ix) Victim's
				Compensation;
(x) Victim's Bill of
				Rights;
(xi) Case
				Management;
(xii) Homicide and
				Death Notification;
(xiii)
				Restorative Justice; and
(xiv) The
				Community Network System.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 11 - OPERATION OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES PROGRAMS › Section 11-6 - Services and Availability

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Programs shall
				minimally provide, make available, or assist victims with the following:
(i) Crisis intervention by advocates
				immediately after a crime;
(ii)
				Assistance and support during criminal justice proceedings, including
				post-conviction assistance;
(iii)
				Information on compensation and assistance in filing claims;
(iv) Emergency financial and shelter
				assistance;
(v) Provide referrals
				to other service providers as needed; and
(vi) Assistance in securing victims rights
				and intervening as needed with employers, creditors and others.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 11 - OPERATION OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES PROGRAMS › Section 11-7 - Confidentiality

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The program shall if possible obtain a
				signed statement from each victim it serves verifying the limits of the
				confidentiality the program can assure the victim have been made known to the
				victim. The program shall retain a copy of the signed statement in the victim's
				file. If it is not possible to obtain a signed statement from the victim, the
				program shall document the limits of the confidentiality the program can assure
				have been communicated to the victim.
(b) The program shall note in the victim's
				file referrals to other service providers.
(c) The program shall disclose information as
				required by state law.
(d)
				Volunteers shall be excluded from access to confidential victim information
				except in regard to the writing of individual case notes regarding the victim
				to whom they have provided services, and when directed by the program
				director.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 11 - OPERATION OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES PROGRAMS › Section 11-8 - Reports and Record Keeping

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The Program
				shall submit to the Division the following statistical and financial reports in
				the formats required by the Division.
(i)
				Monthly statistical data on victims served;
(A) Due on or before the
				10th of the following month;
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 11 - OPERATION OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES PROGRAMS › Section 11-9 - Program Compliance and On-Site Evaluations

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) In
				addition to on-site evaluation, programs may be requested by the Division to
				supply documentation supporting a finding of substantial compliance. The
				Division shall make such requests in writing and shall outline the issues
				related to compliance the Division is considering. If a program refuses or is
				unable to provide requested documentation within a reasonable amount of time,
				the Division may conduct immediate on-site evaluations to determine continued
				capability of the program to provide services.
(b) The Division may conduct on-site
				evaluations of the program to ensure substantial compliance with these rules,
				contract provisions and applicable state and federal law.
(i) The Division shall provide the program
				with at least 30 days written notice prior to the date scheduled for the
				on-site review.
(ii) The Division
				shall provide the program with a copy of a written format upon which the
				on-site review shall be based.
(iii) The on-site review team shall consist
				of representative(s) of the Division and may include other appropriate
				persons.
(iv) During an on-site
				visit, the review and evaluation team shall provide administrative and program
				consultation as requested by the program.
(v) The Division shall prepare a report of
				the findings of the review and shall send a copy to the chairperson of the
				governing body and to the director of the program within 60 days. The report
				shall contain at least the following information:
(A) Required actions for the program to take
				in order to comply with rules for which deficiencies were found;
(B) Specifications and conditions prescribed
				for any rules for which the Division has granted a waiver or variance;
				and
(C) Documentation that any
				previously required action has been resolved.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 11 - OPERATION OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES PROGRAMS › Section 11-10 - Continuing Compliance

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) If a program's
				governing body changes, the Division shall be notified immediately, existing
				contracts shall be void and the Division will consider contracting with the new
				governing body for the remainder of the original contract period.
(b) Notification of any change or suspension
				of any of the service elements shall be made within 24 hours of such change or
				suspension.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0012 - Child Care Licensing › Chapter 11 - OPERATION OF VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS SERVING VICTIMS OF ALL CRIMES PROGRAMS › Section 11-11 - Findings of Noncompliance by the Division

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Unless an
				emergency exists, a finding of non-compliance shall become effective 30 days
				following the date of issuance. The contract between the program and Division
				will be null and void at this date. If the program disputes the basis for a
				finding of non-compliance, it shall notify the Division Director within 15 days
				of the date of the issuance of a finding of noncompliance. Reconsideration of a
				finding of non-compliance is solely at the discretion of the
				Director.
(b) The Division may
				place a program on probation if there are compliance deficiencies and there is
				evidence the program is able to correct the deficiencies. The program shall
				have reasonable time, but not greater than 30 days, to begin implementing
				corrective measures. The program shall have a reasonable time, but not greater
				than 120 days, to complete corrective measures. If corrective measures are
				completed in a timely manner the program will receive notification of
				substantial compliance from the Division. If the corrective measures are not
				completed in a reasonable time, a final finding of non-compliance may be
				imposed.
(c) Regardless of whether
				during the course of an official on-site visit or at any other time, if the
				Division finds an imminent threat to public health, safety or welfare, or a
				significant violation of a contract provision, an immediate finding of
				non-compliance may be imposed or the program may be placed on probation and
				immediate corrective action required.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0014 - Child Care - Purchase of Service › Chapter 1 - CHILD CARE, PURCHASE OF SERVICE GENERAL › Section 1-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules are promulgated by the Wyoming Attorney General
				  under the authority given by Wyo. Stat. Ann. §
									
										6-3-203(o) (2011 Senate
				  Enrolled Act 83).
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0014 - Child Care - Purchase of Service › Chapter 1 - CHILD CARE, PURCHASE OF SERVICE GENERAL › Section 1-2 - Purpose and Applicability

Current through July 13, 2024
The purpose of these rules is to implement the Cruelty to
				  Household Pet Animals Protection Account ("Account"). The Account was created
				  to reimburse county law enforcement agencies for eligible expenses regarding
				  household pet animal cruelty cases prosecuted under Wyo. Stat. Ann. §
									
										6-3-203(p). These rules
				  establish eligible expenses and set forth the procedures how county law
				  enforcement agencies may be reimbursed for eligible expenses.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0014 - Child Care - Purchase of Service › Chapter 1 - CHILD CARE, PURCHASE OF SERVICE GENERAL › Section 1-4 - Eligible Expenses

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) "Adult" is a
				person age 18 or over, or a person under age 18 who meets the Wyoming
				emancipation laws.
(b) "Adverse
				action" is a process to terminate or reduce the child care benefits.
(c) "Anticipated income" is income which is
				expected to be received in the benefit month.
(d) "Applicant" is a person who expresses in
				writing a desire to receive assistance.
(e) "Application date" is the date a
				completed and signed application is received and date stamped in the
				DFS-FO.
(f) "Assistance unit" is
				one (1) or more children living with their parent(s)/caretaker(s).
(g) "Authorization" is issued to a
				parent/caretaker to show the child(ren) is eligible for child care assistance.
				The Child Care Authorization is assistance to the client, not assistance to the
				provider. The authorization shows:
(i) The
				maximum child care hours allowed by DFS;
(ii) The maximum payment DFS shall make;
				and
(iii) The parental obligation
				for a portion of the child care costs.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0014 - Child Care - Purchase of Service › Chapter 1 - CHILD CARE, PURCHASE OF SERVICE GENERAL › Section 1-5 - Eligible Applicant

Current through July 13, 2024
Any county law enforcement agency, including a county
				  attorney's office, may apply in writing to the Wyoming Attorney General to
				  request reimbursement of eligible expenses incurred as a result of a household
				  pet animal cruelty case prosecuted under Wyo. Stat. Ann. §
									
										6-3-203(p). Each application
				  shall follow the procedure set forth in Section
				  6.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0014 - Child Care - Purchase of Service › Chapter 1 - CHILD CARE, PURCHASE OF SERVICE GENERAL › Section 1-6 - Application Procedure

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The applicant
				has a right to apply for child care assistance:
(i) Upon request and without delay during
				regular business hours at the DFS-FO in the county of residence on the
				prescribed form(s) obtained in person or by mail;
(ii) To be accompanied or represented by
				person(s) of his/her choice; and
(iii) To request and receive assistance in
				completing an application or obtaining required verification.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0014 - Child Care - Purchase of Service › Chapter 1 - CHILD CARE, PURCHASE OF SERVICE GENERAL › Section 1-7 - Reimbursement of Eligible Expenses

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The Attorney
				General will use his discretion to make reasoned decisions whether an applicant
				is eligible to receive funds from the Account and how much will be awarded, if
				any. In exercising his discretion, the Attorney General may consider such
				factors as the availability of funds in the Account, the competing needs of
				other applicants for funds from the Account, the reasonableness of the eligible
				expenses and such other factors and circumstances deemed relevant by the
				Attorney General.
(b) The Attorney
				General will attempt to announce his decision on the amount of reimbursement of
				eligible expenses within thirty (30) days of receipt of the written
				application. In the event the Attorney General requires more information from
				the applicant, he may request it from the applicant, who will respond to the
				request within a reasonably prompt time. In cases where the Attorney General
				requests more information from the applicant, the Attorney General's thirty
				(30) day period for a decision will commence from the date of receipt of the
				additional information.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0014 - Child Care - Purchase of Service › Chapter 1 - CHILD CARE, PURCHASE OF SERVICE GENERAL › Section 1-8 - Disbursing Funds

Current through July 13, 2024
The Attorney General may disburse an award in a single
				  disbursement or multiple disbursements, as he finds appropriate. In the case of
				  projected eligible expenses, the Attorney General may set aside or reserve
				  funds in the Account to satisfy such expenses.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0014 - Child Care - Purchase of Service › Chapter 1 - CHILD CARE, PURCHASE OF SERVICE GENERAL › Section 1-9 - Account Funds not Available to Supplant other Funds

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The
				client or child care provider shall be required to use the method or form
				prescribed by DFS to report child care expenses and to submit it to
				DFS.
(b) All bills shall be
				reviewed for auditing purposes prior to authorizing payment for child care
				services.
(c) The following steps
				shall be used to determine the DFS payment level:
(i) Determine the type of child care
				provider.
(ii) Determine the actual
				charge for child care.
(iii)
				Compare the actual charge to the DFS market rate for the type of care used and
				the state maximum limit.
(iv)
				Authorize the payment based on the Department's directive on maximum
				payment.
(v) If the actual charge
				exceeds the local market rate or State limit, the client is responsible for the
				balance.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0015 - Schedule I - Controlled Substances › Chapter 1 - ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 1-1 - Purpose

Current through July 13, 2024
The purpose of these rules is to add, delete, and reschedule
				  controlled substances in the Wyoming Controlled Substances Act of 1971. Some
				  changes will be made to similarly control a substance in response to the
				  publication of a final order in the Federal Register designating that substance
				  as a controlled substance under federal law. Other changes will be made at the
				  discretion of the Wyoming Attorney General, in his or her capacity as the
				  Commissioner of Drugs and Substances Control, with the advice of the Advisory
				  Board on Drugs and Substances Control.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0015 - Schedule I - Controlled Substances › Chapter 1 - ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 1-2 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
The Commissioner of Drugs and Substances Control's rulemaking
				  authority is found at Wyoming Statute §
									35-7-1011(a) and
				  (d), which allow the Commissioner to add,
				  delete, and reschedule substances to the control schedules pursuant to the
				  procedures of the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 1 - LOBBYIST REGISTRATION, REPORTING, AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS › Section 1-1 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules are promulgated by the Office of the Attorney
				  General under the authority vested by Wyo. Stat. §§
									
										9-4-1205 through -1210 and the Wyoming
				  Administrative Procedures Act at Wyo. Stat. §§
									
										16-3-101 through -115.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 1 - LOBBYIST REGISTRATION, REPORTING, AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS › Section 1-2 - Purpose

Current through July 13, 2024
These rules are adopted to define the procedures and
				  practices for administering the tobacco certification process, to clarify the
				  requirements related to making and reporting escrow deposits, to clarify the
				  requirements for tobacco product manufacturers and brand families to be listed
				  or removed from the directory, and to provide the procedures for reporting
				  tobacco product sales information by licensed wholesalers.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 1 - LOBBYIST REGISTRATION, REPORTING, AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS › Section 1-3 - Interpretive Notices

Current through July 13, 2024
The agency may issue manuals, bulletins, notices, or letters
				  to interpret the provisions of these rules. Such manuals, bulletins, notices,
				  and letters shall be consistent with and reflect the policies contained in
				  these rules. The provisions contained in the manuals, bulletins, notices, or
				  letters shall be subordinate to Wyo. Stat. §§
									
										9-4-1205 through -1210 and these
				  rules.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 1 - LOBBYIST REGISTRATION, REPORTING, AND OTHER REQUIREMENTS › Section 1-4 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a)
Filing
				Date.
All lobbyist activity reports and any statements of receipt and
				expenditure reports required by
				W.S.
				28-7-201(k) shall be filed
				no later than June 30 for activities during the preceding year May 1 through
				April 30.
(b)
Filing
				Method.
All reports required under the Lobbyist Disclosure Act may be
				filed via traditional filing, email or other mechanism approved by the Office
				within the time limit specified in the Act.
(c)
Reporting of Expenditures.
(i) A lobbyist who has incurred total
				lobbyist expenses equal to or greater than five hundred dollars ($500.00) shall
				file an expense report.
(ii) If the
				total amount of lobbyist expenditures for reportable expenditures under W.S.
				W.S.
				28-7-201(d) and (e) is equal
				to or greater than five hundred dollars ($500.00), itemization of such expenses
				is required.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 2 - CERTIFICATION, DIRECTORY LISTING AND ESCROW › Section 2-1 - Certification

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The Agency
				accepts Certifications for review between March 1st and April 30th of each
				year. Certifications for tobacco product manufacturers not currently listed in
				the Directory that are received outside of this time period may be deferred for
				review until the following March 1st.
(b) Certifications for tobacco product
				manufacturers received by the Agency after April 30th for the previous calendar
				year's cigarette sales will result in the tobacco product manufacturer and its
				brand families being delisted from the Directory or, if not currently listed in
				the Directory, a decision not to list the tobacco product manufacturer and its
				brand families in the directory. In the event that such a delisting action or
				decision not to list applies to a nonparticipating manufacturer, the
				nonparticipating manufacturer shall not be relieved of its obligation to
				deposit escrow under Wyo. Stat. §
									
										9-4-1202.
(c) Certifications must be made on
				Certification forms prepared by the Agency for the year certified.
(d) Changes, corrections, or modifications to
				tobacco product manufacturers, Brands, or brand families currently listed in
				the Directory may be submitted to the Agency and acted upon as
				necessary.
(e) Upon notice by the
				Attorney General, all Certifications submitted under this Section shall be
				submitted electronically, through an internet-based platform designated by the
				Attorney General
(i) Notice under this
				subsection shall be posted on the Attorney General's website, at:
http://ag.wyo.gov/tobacco-settlement-unit
.
				Manufacturers shall be responsible for periodically checking the Attorney
				General's website for such notice;
(ii) Sixty days after notice is posted on the
				Attorney General's website, Certifications not timely submitted through the
				internet-based electronic filing platform designated by the Attorney General
				shall not be accepted or considered.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 2 - CERTIFICATION, DIRECTORY LISTING AND ESCROW › Section 2-3 - Denial of Listing in the Directory

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) If a
				Certification does not meet the requirements of the Rules, Wyo. Stat. §
									
										9-4-1202 or Wyo.
				Stat. §§
									
										9-4-1205 through -1210, the Agency may deny
				listing of the tobacco product manufacturer, Brand and/or brand family in the
				Directory.
(b) If the Agency
				determines that the deficiency identified in the Certification may be cured in
				a timely fashion, the Agency shall send notice to the tobacco product
				manufacturer describing the deficiency and providing a time certain in which
				the deficiency may be cured. If the deficiency is not cured within the time
				provided, the Agency may deny listing of the tobacco product manufacturer,
				Brand and/or brand family in the Directory.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 2 - CERTIFICATION, DIRECTORY LISTING AND ESCROW › Section 2-4 - Delisting from the Directory

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) If a tobacco
				product manufacturer, Brand, or brand family listed on the Directory no longer
				meets the requirements of the Rules, Wyo. Stat. §
									
										9-4-1202, or Wyo.
				Stat. §§
									
										9-4-1205 through -1210, the Agency may remove
				the tobacco product manufacturer, Brand or brand family from the
				Directory.
(b) If the Agency
				determines that the deficiency may be cured in a timely fashion, the Agency
				shall send notice to the tobacco product manufacturer describing the deficiency
				and providing a time certain in which the deficiency may be cured. If the
				deficiency is not cured within the time provided, the Agency may remove the
				tobacco product manufacturer, Brand, or brand family from the
				Directory.
(c) If the tobacco
				product manufacturer has Initiated Sales or Sustained Sales, the Agency may
				delay the effective date of the delisting for up to thirty (30) days to allow
				for removal of the tobacco product manufacturer's Brands and brand families
				from Wyoming.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 2 - CERTIFICATION, DIRECTORY LISTING AND ESCROW › Section 2-5 - Notices

Current through July 13, 2024
Agency notices denying listing on the Directory or delisting
				  from the Directory shall be sent by first class mail to the tobacco product
				  manufacturer's mailing address as provided in the Certification.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 2 - CERTIFICATION, DIRECTORY LISTING AND ESCROW › Section 2-6 - Escrow Reporting

Current through July 13, 2024
No later than thirty (30) days following the end of a
				  calendar quarter, nonparticipating manufacturers shall provide, or ensure that
				  the financial institution at which it has a qualified escrow fund provides, the
				  Agency with bank statements reflecting transactions in the qualified escrow
				  fund during the previous calendar quarter.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 2 - CERTIFICATION, DIRECTORY LISTING AND ESCROW › Section 2-7 - Escrow Deposits

Current through July 13, 2024
(a)
				Nonparticipating manufacturers shall deposit the escrow required by Wyo. Stat.
				§
									
										9-4-1202 for each
				unit sold in Wyoming on a quarterly basis no later than thirty (30) days
				following the end of the calendar quarter in which cigarette sales were
				made.
(b) The Agency may require
				that the nonparticipating manufacturer renew its Certification with the Agency
				on a monthly or quarterly basis if the Agency concludes, in its discretion,
				that a nonparticipating manufacturer lacks sufficient solvency to timely comply
				with its escrow obligations, as evidenced by a failure to timely deposit escrow
				when due in any state or territory or a failure to timely pay any taxes or fees
				due in any jurisdiction.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 3 - WHOLESALER REPORTING › Section 3-1 - Wholesaler Reports

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Wholesalers
				must submit monthly wholesaler reports containing the information required by
				Wyo. Stat. §
									
										9-4-1207 to the Agency no later than twenty
				(20) days after the end of each calendar month.
(b) Information submitted under this section
				shall be made on forms prepared by the Agency.
(c) Upon notice by the Attorney General, all
				reports submitted under this section shall be submitted electronically, through
				an internet-based platform designated by the Attorney General. In the event
				that the Attorney General designates such an internet-based platform for
				electronic reporting purposes, any reports submitted through any other means
				will not be accepted and the Wholesaler shall be deemed noncompliant.
(i) Notice under this subsection shall be
				posted on the Attorney General's website, at:
http://ag.wyo.gov/tobacco-settlement-unit
.
				Wholesalers shall be responsible for periodically checking the Attorney
				General's website for such notice.
(ii) Sixty days after notice is posted on the
				Attorney General's website, wholesaler reports not timely submitted through the
				internet-based electronic filing platform designated by the Attorney General
				shall not be accepted and the wholesaler shall be deemed noncompliant under
				Wyoming Statute §
										
											9-4-1207(a)
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 3 - WHOLESALER REPORTING › Section 3-2 - Requirements for Fingerprinting

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Each sex
				offender required to register under this act shall be fingerprinted by the
				Sheriff of the county of residence on a standard 8 x 8 red fingerprint card,
				which card must contain the following information:
(i) Complete name of sex offender;
(ii) Signature of person
				fingerprinted;
(iii) All aliases
				used;
(iv) Contributor's agency and
				ORI;
(v) Date of birth;
(vi) Date and signature of person taking
				fingerprints;
(vii) Date of
				registration (in date of arrest box);
(viii) Sex, race, height, eye color, hair
				color, and place of birth;
(ix)
				Citizenship;
(x) FBI number if
				known;
(xi) SID number if
				known;
(xii) Social Security
				Number;
(xiii) The statement SEX
				OFFENDER REGISTRATION entered in the box marked offense description, and the
				offense for which convicted as indicated on the registration form.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 3 - WHOLESALER REPORTING › Section 3-4 - Sex Offender Registration Fees

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) At the time of
				initial registration, an offender shall pay a state registration fee in the
				amount of one hundred and twenty dollars ($120.00). Fees shall be submitted to
				the Sheriff's office of the offender's county of residence.
(b) Each time an offender is required to
				report updated information under the Act, he shall pay a state reporting fee of
				twenty-five dollars ($25.00).
(c)
				County registration fees collected for initial registration and county fees
				collected for updating offender information shall be separate from and in
				addition to all state registration fees.
(d) No fee shall be charged to an offender
				during the time in which he is in the custody of the Department, a local jail
				or a public or private agency pursuant to a court order during the period in
				which the offender is in custody. Once such custody has terminated, the
				offender shall be charged the initial state registration fee in the amount of
				one hundred and twenty dollars ($120.00), along with the attendant county
				registration fee.
(e) If an
				offender is an unemancipated juvenile, all fees due and owing under this
				section shall be the responsibility of the juvenile's parent or guardian having
				legal custody.
(f) On a monthly
				basis each county Sheriff's office shall remit to the Division all fees
				collected for the previous month, along with a statement indicating the
				offender from whom the fees were collected. Said fees shall be remitted to the
				Division by means of a check or an electronic payment.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0016 - Lobbyist Disclosure Act › Chapter 3 - WHOLESALER REPORTING › Section 3-5 - Indigency Applications and Procedure

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Indigency
				applications shall be made available by the Division to all sheriffs' offices
				and through the division's website.
(b) In determining whether an offender
				classifies as an "indigent offender" for the purpose of registration fees and
				reporting fees, the Division shall take following factors into consideration:
(i) offender's net income;
(ii) offender's monthly expenses
(iii) offender's bank accounts and
				savings;
(iv) any property or real
				estate owned by the offender;
(v)
				outstanding financial obligations owed by the offender;
(vi) number and age of offender's dependents,
				if any;
(vii) Any other factors the
				Division deems necessary and relevant to an offender's ability to pay
				registration and reporting fees.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0017 - 24/7 Sobriety Program › Chapter 1 - Rulemaking Authority and Definitions › Section 1-2 - Definitions

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) As used in
				these rules:
(i) "Drug patch" means any type
				of device that is affixed to a person's skin that tests for the presence of a
				controlled substance, as defined in W.S. §
										
											35-7-1002(a)(iv), in the
				participant's body;
(ii)
				"Participant" means a person who has been ordered by a court or directed by the
				Board of Parole to participate in the 24/7 Sobriety Program;
(iii) "Participating entity" means a county
				sheriff's office or a designated entity named by a sheriff that has agreed to
				participate in the 24/7 Sobriety Program by enrolling participants,
				administering one or more of the tests, or submitting reports to the Attorney
				General;
(iv) "Participating
				vendor" means the party that will provide the system that will be used to
				administer the 24/7 Sobriety Program and that will compile the necessary
				reports;
(v) "Participation
				agreement" means a written document prepared in a form approved by the Attorney
				General that contains the following:
(A) A
				statement, signed by the participant, saying that the participant agrees to
				participate in the 24/7 Sobriety Program;
(B) The type, frequency, and time period of
				testing;
(C) The testing site
				location;
(D) The fees and payment
				procedures required for testing; and
(E) The responsibilities and obligations of
				the participant under the 24/7 Sobriety Program.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0017 - 24/7 Sobriety Program › Chapter 2 - Enrollment, Testing and Fees › Section 2-1 - Enrollment

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) A participating
				entity shall be provided with a copy of the order from a court or directive
				from the Board of Parole before enrolling a participant.
(b) A participant placed on the 24/7 Sobriety
				Program shall be enrolled by a representative of a participating entity as
				provided in the order or directive.
(c) The participating entity shall enter the
				participant's information into the reporting system provided by the
				participating vendor.
(d) The
				participant shall execute a participation agreement and provide written waivers
				to the participating entity to allow the release of program information for
				enforcement and reporting purposes. If the participant refuses to execute the
				agreement in full, the participant shall be denied participation in the
				program.
(e) The participating
				entity shall also provide the participant with information regarding any test
				ordered or directed, the applicable procedures, and the applicable
				fees.
(f) The participating entity
				shall not enroll a person in the 24/7 Sobriety Program if any fees were waived
				without the consent of the Attorney General.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0017 - 24/7 Sobriety Program › Chapter 2 - Enrollment, Testing and Fees › Section 2-2 - Types of testing authorized to detect the presence of alcohol

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) A participant
				who has been ordered or directed to submit to alcohol testing shall do so
				through in-person twice-daily breath tests on a device designed to detect the
				presence of alcohol in the test subject's breath. A participant who has been
				ordered to submit to in-person twice-daily breath tests shall report to the
				participating entity's testing location at the times determined by the
				participating entity, and not less than ten (10) hours and not more than
				fourteen (14) hours between each test.
(b) As an alternative to (a) of this section,
				a participant may be ordered to submit to monitoring on either a remote
				electronic alcohol monitoring device, or a remote breath testing device. This
				decision is solely within the discretion of the court or the Board of Parole.
				Factors to be considered in determining whether to use these devices shall
				include whether:
(i) a device is
				available;
(ii) the participant is
				capable of paying the fees and costs associated with the device;
(iii) the participant is capable of using the
				device; and
(iv) the participant
				does not qualify for in-person twice-daily breath tests because of one or more
				of the following:
(A) the participant lives in
				a rural area and submitting to in-person twice-daily breath tests would be
				unduly burdensome; or
(B) the
				participant's employment requires job performance at a location remote from the
				testing location and submitting to in-person twice-daily breath tests would be
				unduly burdensome.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0017 - 24/7 Sobriety Program › Chapter 2 - Enrollment, Testing and Fees › Section 2-3 - Types of testing authorized to detect the presence of a controlled substance

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) Except as
				provided in (b) of this section, a participant ordered to submit to drug
				testing shall do so through urine or saliva testing. The frequency of the urine
				or saliva testing shall be determined by the court or Board of
				Parole.
(b) As an alternative to
				(a) of this section, a participant may be ordered to use a drug patch designed
				to monitor the presence of a controlled substance. The use of this alternative
				is solely within the discretion of the court or Board of Parole. Factors to be
				considered in determining whether to use this device include whether:
(i) a patch is available;
(ii) the participant is capable of paying the
				fees and costs associated with the drug patch;
(iii) the participant is capable of wearing
				the drug patch; and
(iv) the
				participant does not qualify for urine or saliva testing because of one or more
				of the following:
(A) the participant lives in
				a rural area and submitting to urine or saliva testing would be unduly
				burdensome;
(B) the participant's
				employment requires job performance at a location remote from the testing
				location and submitting to urine or saliva testing would be unduly burdensome;
				or
(C) the participant has violated
				the 24/7 Sobriety Program while submitting to urine or saliva testing and poses
				a substantial risk of future violation.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0017 - 24/7 Sobriety Program › Chapter 2 - Enrollment, Testing and Fees › Section 2-4 - Testing procedures

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) A participating
				entity shall post hours of operation at the testing location.
(b) Prior to each test administered, the
				participating entity shall verify the participant's identity.
(c) The participating entity shall maintain a
				daily sign in record and each participant shall print and sign their names
				prior to submitting to testing.
(d)
				The participant shall pay the required testing fee prior to submitting to
				testing.
(e) A participating entity
				shall contemporaneously record all participant testing results using the
				reporting and data management system provided by the participating
				vendor.
(f) If a test indicates the
				presence of alcohol or a controlled substance, or if the participant fails to
				appear for testing, the participating entity shall immediately notify law
				enforcement.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0017 - 24/7 Sobriety Program › Chapter 2 - Enrollment, Testing and Fees › Section 2-5 - Testing fees

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) A participant submitting to in-person
				twice-a-day breath testing shall pay a fee of two dollars ($2) for each
				test.
(b) A participant submitting
				to urine testing shall pay a fee of ten dollars ($10) for each test.
(c) A participant submitting to the use of a
				drug patch shall pay a fee of forty-five dollars ($45) for each drug patch
				provided.
(d) A participant
				submitting to saliva testing shall pay a fee of ten dollars ($10) for each
				test.
(e) A participant submitting
				to remote electronic alcohol monitoring shall pay a daily fee of four dollars
				($4). In addition, the participant shall be responsible for paying the cost of
				obtaining the necessary remote electronic alcohol monitoring device directly to
				the vendor, as approved by the participating entity.
(f) A participant submitting to remote breath
				testing shall pay a daily fee of four dollars ($4). In addition, the
				participant shall be responsible for paying the cost of obtaining the necessary
				remote breath testing device directly to the vendor, as approved by the
				participating entity.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0017 - 24/7 Sobriety Program › Chapter 2 - Enrollment, Testing and Fees › Section 2-6 - Enrollment fees

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) The participant shall pay a fee of thirty
				dollars ($30) each time the participant is enrolled in the 24/7 Sobriety
				Program.
(b) A participant
				submitting to either remote electronic alcohol monitoring or remote breath
				testing shall, in addition to the enrollment fee, pay the cost of the
				activation and deactivation of the device in accordance with the vendor
				agreements. The total cost of the activation and deactivation of the device
				shall not exceed one hundred dollars ($100) and shall be due upon
				enrollment.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0017 - 24/7 Sobriety Program › Chapter 2 - Enrollment, Testing and Fees › Section 2-7 - Collection, distribution, and use of fees

Current through July 13, 2024
(a) A participant shall pay all fees directly
				to the participating entity.
(b)
				All fees are non-refundable.
(c) A
				participating entity shall remit all fees on the first of each month to the
				State Treasurer, through the Attorney General, to be credited to the 24/7
				Sobriety Program account.
(d) Upon
				request by the Attorney General, the State Auditor shall distribute a portion
				of the testing fees to the participating vendors in accordance with the vendor
				agreements.
(e) After paying the
				participating vendors, the remainder of the testing and enrollment fee proceeds
				shall be divided in the following manner:
(i)
				Seventy-five percent (75%) shall be returned to the participating
				entity;
(ii) Twenty-five percent
				(25%) shall be retained by the State Treasurer in the 24/7 Sobriety Program
				account.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0018 - Schedule III-Controlled Substances › Chapter 1 - RESCHEDULED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 1-1 - Purpose

Current through July 13, 2024
The purpose of these rules is to add, delete, and reschedule
				  controlled substances in the Wyoming Controlled Substances Act. Some changes
				  will be made to comply with W.S. §
									
										35-7-1011(d), which requires
				  the Commissioner of Drugs and Substances Control to similarly control any
				  substance after publication in the Federal Register of a final rule designating
				  a substance as a controlled substance. Other changes will be made at the
				  discretion of the Commissioner of Drugs and Substances Control, with the advice
				  of the Advisory Board on Drugs and Substances Control.
Wyoming Administrative Code › Agency 015 - Attorney General › Sub-Agency 0018 - Schedule III-Controlled Substances › Chapter 1 - RESCHEDULED CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES › Section 1-2 - Authority

Current through July 13, 2024
The Commissioner of Drugs and Substances Control's authority
				  to make rules is found at
				  W.S.
				  35-7-1011(a), which allow
				  the Commissioner, with the advice of the Advisory Board on Drugs and Substances
				  Control, to add, delete, and reschedule substances to the control schedules
				  pursuant to the procedures of the Wyoming Administrative Procedure
				  Act.