Guam Administrative Code

§12103. processing License Application. (a) Application Form for Contractors License. All applications for an original contractors license shall be made in writing upon a form to be prescribed by the Board, which form shall be designed to seek from the applicant the following inf…

§12104. Experience Qualifications. (a) Experience Requirement. Every individual applicant must have had, within the past ten (10) years immediately preceding the filing of an application, not less than four (4) years experience as a foreman, supervising employee or contractor in …

§12105. Fees and Refunds. (a) Disposition of Fees and Refunds. (1) All fees received by the Contractors License Board under this Chapter shall be deposited by the appointed agent of the Treasurer of Guam with the Treasurer of Guam. Annually, when the amount paid into the 'CONTRAC…

§12106. Classifications. (a) All Contractors Classified. All persons heretofore or hereinafter licensed under these rules and regulations will be classified by the Board into one or more classifications and/or sub-classifications as follows: GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR "A" GEN…

§12107. Scope of Classification. (a) General Engineering, General Building and Specialty Contractors. (1) A General Engineering contractor is a contractor whose principal contracting business is in connection with fixed works requiring specialized engineering knowledge and skill …

§12108. Examinations. (a) Examination on Law and Related Subjects. All applicants for an original contractors license shall be required to take and successfully pass a written examination designed to test the applicant's experience and general knowledge of the building, safety, h…

§12109. Renewal of License. (a) Date for Filing. The office of the Contractors License Board will clear and process all renewal applications received by April 20 of each year. All other renewal applications received after this date will be processed only after applicants have obt…

§12110. Revocation, Suspension and Lapse of Licenses. (a) Causes for Revocation or Suspension. (1) The Board may revoke any license issued hereunder, suspend the right of the licensee to use such licenses, or refuse to renew any such license for any of the following causes; (A) C…

§12111. Ownership and Management of License. (a) License Non-Transferrable. A license issued by the Board shall not be transferable. No licensee shall permit his contracting business to be under the direct management of an unlicensed RME. (b) Change in Management Personnel. Any c…

§12112. Disclosure to Owners by Home Improvement and General Building Contractors. (a) Disclosure to Owners. Contractors engaging in home improvement, home building and renovation contracting shall, prior to obtaining a binding contract from the homeowner: (1) Disclose informatio…

§12113. Place of Business. (a) Place of Business. No license shall be issued or renewed by the Board to any person excepting RME's who does not maintain a permanent place of business within the Territory wherein CH. 12 - CONTRACTORS LICENSE BOARD - 1997 - P. 35 he may be served w…

§12114. Reports to Board by Home Improvement and Renovation and General Building Contractors. (a) Reports to Board. All contractors, including general building contractors engaged in home improvement and renovation shall maintain with the Board a current file containing the follo…

§12115. Responsibility for Good Workmanship. (a) Responsibility of Good Workmanship. No licensee may, by failing to prepare written specification or otherwise, relieve himself or attempt to relieve himself of the responsibility of good workmanship. (b) Identification Display. All…

§12116. Conflict with Legislative Act. (a) Conflict with Legislative Act. Any part of these Rules and Regulations may be deleted if in conflict with 21 GCA Chapter 70. CH. 12 - CONTRACTORS LICENSE BOARD - 1997 - P. 37

§ 13101. Authority and Definitions. (a) Authority. These rules are adopted pursuant to the Board’s authority under the Guam Pharmacy Practice Act. 1 COL152018 (b) Definitions. As used in Sections 13101 to 13120: (1) Board means the Pharmacy Examining Board. NOTE: The Board addres…

§ 13102. Qualification and Application Procedure for Pharmacists Licensure and Internship Regulations. (a) Qualifications. An applicant for licensure as a pharmacist may be admitted to examination under P.L. 16-80, as amended by 17-80, if the applicant: (1) is at least eighteen (…

§ 13103. Examinations. (a) Administration. (1) Examinations may be written, oral, or practical. (2) Examinations are conducted in the English language only. (3) At least 10 days prior to the examination, the applicant shall be mailed an admission card and that card shall be prese…

§ 13104. Pharmacists Licensure Renewal. (a) Requirements. (1) Pharmacists licensed under P.L. 16-123 may be licensed biennially by applying for renewal between September 1st thru September 30th of each odd-numbered year and paying the fee specified by the Board. No pharmacist lic…

§ 13105. Continuing Pharmacy Education. (a) Continuing Pharmacy Education Required for Pharmacist License Renewal. (1) Commencing with the licensing period beginning September 30, 1985, and for licensing periods thereafter, no pharmacist license renewal will be issued by the Boar…

§ 13106. Pharmacy Permits and Equipment. (a) Permits; Application. Requirements and procedures for applying for a pharmacy permit are specified in P.L. 16-123, Section 12612. (1) Approved application forms are available from the Board. (2) Appointments for the required pharmacy i…

§ 13107. Manufacturer's and Other Drug Distribution Permits. The Board from time to time will monitor pharmacy for violations of federal and government laws and make referrals of such violations as necessary to the Food and Drug Administration or the Department of Public Health a…

§ 13108. Pharmacy Practice. (a) Minimum Procedures for Compounding and Dispensing. (1) Except as provided in sub. (4), a pharmacist who compounds or dispenses according to a prescription order shall follow the procedures described in this rule and other applicable procedures. The…

§ 13109. Requirements for Controlled Substances. The Board from time to time will monitor pharmacy for violations of federal and government laws and make referrals of such violations as necessary to the Food and Drug Administration or the Department of Public Health and Social Se…

§ 13110. Standards of Professional Conduct. (a) Authority. The rules in this chapter are adopted pursuant to the authority in P.L. 16-123. (b) Definitions. In this Chapter, (1) Dispense means to select, compound, mix, combine, measure, count, or otherwise prepare a drug or drugs …

§ 13111. Fees. [Repealed.] SOURCE: Amended rules filed with the Legislative Secretary on Feb. 20, 2017 pursuant to 5 GCA, Ch. 9, Art. 3. Effective May 22, 2017 pursuant to 5 GCA § 9303(c). Repealed and superseded by P.L. 24-207 (May 13, 1998).…

§ 13112. Institutional Facility as defined in §13101(b)(27); Use of Automated Pharmacy System; Policies and Procedures Required. Any institutional facility that uses an automated pharmacy system shall develop, maintain, and comply with policies and procedures developed in consult…

§ 13113. Automated Pharmacy System; Requirements; Location. Automated Pharmacy Systems are subject to the requirements of § 13112. SOURCE: Adopted Feb. 2, 2017 along with amendments to this chapter and submitted to the Legislative Secretary on Feb. 20, 2017 pursuant to 5 GCA, Cha…

§ 13114. Automated Pharmacy System; Requirements; Drugs; Limitations; Inventory; How Treated. (a) An automated pharmacy system: (1) is subject to the requirements of § 13112; and (2) may be operated in an institutional facility as defined in…

§ 13115. Remote Medication Order Processing By a Remote Site; General Requirements. (a) A Guam institutional facility may utilize remote medication order processing if the pharmacist performing the remote medication order processing has access to sufficient patient information ne…

§ 13116. Pharmacist Providing Remote Medication Order Processing; Requirements. A pharmacist providing pharmacist remote medication order processing shall: (a) be located in a site or facility licensed by the Board; (b) be located within the United States, a territory thereof, or…

§ 13117. Notifications to patients. An institutional facility that outsources remote medication order processing shall prior to outsourcing their order: (a) notify patients that remote medication order processing may be outsourced to another site or facility; and (b) provide the …

§ 13118. Records. All pharmacies shall maintain appropriate records which identify, by medication order, the name(s), initials, or identification code(s) of each pharmacist and pharmacy technician who performs a processing function for medication order. Any record generated in th…

§ 13119. Patient Privacy. In the operation of the remote medication order processing site, patient confidentiality and full compliance with HIPAA requirements shall be observed at all times. SOURCE: Adopted Feb. 2, 2017 along with amendments to this chapter and submitted to the L…

§ 13120. Submission to the Jurisdiction of the Board. The filing of an application for licensure to practice telepharmacy by any applicant shall constitute the applicant’s agreement to submit to the jurisdiction of the Guam Board of Examiners for Pharmacy and to abide by the laws…

§ 2101. Preamble. These Rules are adopted by the Guam Board of Accountancy, pursuant to its authority under Title 22 GCA Chapter 35. The purpose of these Rules is to promote and protect the public interest by implementing the provisions of that Chapter, which provide for the issu…

§ 2102. Terms Used in These Rules. For purposes of these Rules, the following terms have the meanings indicated: 1 COL212018 (a) Act means Title 22, Chapter 35 (the Guam Accountancy Act of 2003), as amended from time to time. (b) Financial statements means statements and footnote…

§ 2103. Guam Board of Accountancy. (a) Board Meetings. The Board shall meet at least four (4) times each year. The first meeting of the Board in each calendar year shall be known as the annual meeting. The Board’s purpose is to carry out its duties as stated in the Guam Accountan…

§ 2104. Certified Public Accountants. (a) Education Requirements – Definitions. (1) Semester credit hour (SCH) means the conventional college semester credit hour. ‘Quarter credit hours’ may be converted to semester credit hours by multiplying them by two- thirds; i.e., one quart…

§ 2105. Issuance of Certificates and Licenses, Renewal of Licenses, Continuing Professional Education, and Reciprocity. (a) Applications. 18 COL212018 (1) Applications for initial certificates and licenses and for renewal of licenses pursuant to the Act shall be made on a form pr…

§ 2106. Permits to Practice – Firms. (a) Applications. 27 COL212018 (1) Applications by firms for initial issuance and for renewal of permits pursuant to § 35107 of the Act shall be made on a form provided by the Board. Applications for renewal of permits are due annually no late…

§ 2107. Enforcement Actions Against Licensees. (a) Grounds for Enforcement Actions Against Licensees. The grounds for revocation and suspension of licenses, and other disciplinary action against licensees and individuals with privileges under § 35122 of the Act, are set out in § …

§ 2108. Enforcement Procedures – Investigations. (a) Review of Professional Work Product. The Board may solicit and receive publicly available reports of licensees and individuals with privileges under § 35122 of the Act and related financial statements from clients, public agenc…

§ 2109. Enforcement Procedures – Hearings by the Board. (a) Complaints and Notices of Hearing. (1) A complaint issued by the Board pursuant to § 35111(a) of the Act will include: (A) a statement of matters asserted or charged; and (B) references to any particular sections of the …

§ 2110. Reinstatement. (a) Applications for Relief from Disciplinary Penalties. 42 COL212018 (1) A person or firm whose license has been revoked or suspended, or an individual whose privileges under § 35122 of the Act have been revoked or limited, or a person or firm that has bee…

§ 2111. Unlawful Acts. 43 COL212018 (a) CPA Firm Names. A CPA Firm name may not be used unless such name has been registered with and approved by the Board. (1) A misleading CPA Firm name is one that: (A) contains any representation that would be likely to cause a reasonable pers…

§ 2112. Substantial Equivalency. (a) Substantial Equivalency and Internet Practice. An individual entering into an engagement to provide professional services via a website pursuant to § 35122 of the Act shall disclose, via any such website, the State of the individual’s principa…

§ 2113. Code of Professional Conduct. Ethical Rules. In the case of licensees, the Code of Professional Conduct of this Board are those published separately for purposes of convenience and are those published by the American Institute of CPA’s entitled AICPA Code of Professional …

§ 35122 of the Act is not applicable, the Board shall issue a reciprocal certificate or license to the holder of a certificate or license issued by another State provided that the applicant meets each of the following requirements: (A) has successfully completed the CPA examinati…

§2101. Introduction. The purpose of the Guam Territorial Board of Accountancy (the “Board”) is to administer and enforce the provisions of the Public Accountancy Laws is 22 GCA Chapter 35 with regard to the practice of accountancy in the Territory of Guam including the examinatio…

§2102. Definitions. In addition to the statutory definitions provided in 22 GCA §35103, the following terms have the mean- ing indicated. CH. 2 - PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY REGULATIONS - 2004 UPDATE - P. 1 (a) Act means the Public Accountancy Act of 1990, pursuant to 22 GCA §35101. (b) F…