25,466 sections across 2,439 Louisiana regulatory chapters.
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1921 Inspection and Seizure of Machines
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A. The division or its duly authorized representative has the right at all times to make an examination of any machine being used to play electronic video bingo. Such right of inspection includes immediate access to all machines and unlimited inspection of all machine parts. B. T…
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1923 Investigation of Permittee
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A. The division may, upon its own motion, and shall upon receipt of a written verified complaint of any person, investigate the actions of any permittee and the operations of any machine. The investigation shall be undertaken for the purpose of gathering evidence and determining …
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1925 Prohibited Machines
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A. Any machine, including amusement machines, which in substance simulates the game of bingo without conforming to the requirements of the Act or any rule of the division and which is placed in service for play by the public is prohibited and shall be subject to immediate seizure…
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1931 Possession of Electronic Video Bingo Machines
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A. A manufacturer, distributor, owner, or repair service may possess or own electronic video bingo machines, logic boards, meters, and machine components which conform to the provisions of the Act and the rules of the division. Such machines possessed or owned may not be operated…
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1933 Times of Machine Operation
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A. Machines may be available for play at a commercial location only during a licensed four-hour session during which no less than 10 games of call bingo or keno are played. B. Machines may be available for play at a noncommercial location only during a licensed four-hour session …
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1935 Combination of Interests Prohibited
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A. No officer, director, or manager of an organization which conducts charitable games of chance shall: 1. have a direct or indirect financial interest in any entity which manufactures or distributes electronic video bingo machines; 2. serve as an officer, director, shareholder o…
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1941 Reporting Requirements for Electronic Video Bingo Manufacturers
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A. Each licensed electronic video bingo manufacturer shall file with the division a semiannual report on forms prescribed and provided by the division. The report must be postmarked, or if hand delivered, received in the division's office no later than the last business day of Ju…
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1943 Reporting Requirements for Electronic Video Bingo Distributors
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A. Each licensed electronic video bingo distributor shall file with the division a monthly report on forms prescribed and provided by the division. The report must be postmarked, or if hand delivered, received in the division's office no later than midnight of the fifteenth day o…
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1945 Reporting Requirements for Organizations Owning Electronic Video Bingo Machines
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A. Each charitable organization owning an electronic video bingo machine shall file with the division a quarterly report on forms prescribed and provided by the division. The report shall be filed with each quarterly report on forms prescribed and provided by the division. The re…
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1947 Payment of Permit Fees
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A. Each permittee who did not initially submit full payment of the $600 annual permit fee per machine shall submit monthly payments to the division. The permit fees are due the first day of each month and they are applied to that same month. B. No penalty will be assessed provide…
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1949 Distributor's Payment to Organizations
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A. The distributor shall pay no less than 45 percent of each machine's net win to the organizations which used the machine during the monthly reporting period. B. Payment shall be made no less than monthly by check payable to the name of the organization. C. Payment for the previ…
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1951 Record Retention Requirements of Electronic Video Bingo
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A. The owner or distributor of each machine must maintain for a minimum of three years and make available the following records for the division's inspection: 1. machine operation records which provide all necessary information the division may require to ensure that each machine…
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1953 Dissemination of Information
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A. Certain information collected by the division is confidential. The information referenced in Subsection B is considered confidential and shall not be revealed by the division except under order of a court of competent jurisdiction or with written permission of the owner or pro…
Chapter 19. Electronic Video Bingo-1955 General Penalty Provision
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A. Any violation of any provision of the Act or any rule of the division for which a penalty is not specified may be cause for denial, suspension, or revocation of a license or permit and/or a fine of not more than $5,000.
Chapter 19. Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program-1901 Preamble and Purpose
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A. The Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program is vital to support the State’s commitment to the development of strategies and initiatives for the entertainment industry, and the state’s long-term goals in its Master Plan for Economic Development for the State of Louisiana…
Chapter 19. Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program-1903 Definitions
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Applicant—the entity or training provider requesting a training award from LED and LEDC under this program. Award—funding approved under this program for eligible training activities. Award Agreement—that agreement or contract hereinafter referred to between the training provider…
Chapter 19. Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program-1905 General Principles
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A. The following general principles will direct the administration of the Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program. 1. LEDC shall serve as the single review board for this Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program, which is to be administered by LED, through OEID and W…
Chapter 19. Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program-1907 Program Descriptions
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A. This program provides training assistance to enhance the quantity and quality of individuals who possess sufficient skills to perform jobs in the entertainment industry. The training to be funded may include, but is not limited to: 1. film—lighting: hair and make-up,: grip: el…
Chapter 19. Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program-1909 Eligibility
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A. An eligible applicant is a training provider that seeks customized training services to provide training in an entertainment sector. B. Persons to be trained must be residents of Louisiana. C. A training provider shall be considered ineligible for this program if it has pendin…
Chapter 19. Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program-1911 Criteria
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A. LED will consider various factors when determining which proposals will be funded. Among the factors which may be taken into account in the review of the award requests are the following; 1. needs of the entertainment industry; 2. training cost per student; 3. the number of st…
Chapter 19. Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program-1913 Application Procedure
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A. LED will provide a standard application form which applicants will be required to use to apply for assistance under this program. The application form will contain, but not be limited to, detailed descriptions of the following: 1. justification of need; 2. the training provide…
Chapter 19. Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program-1915 Submission and Review Procedure
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A. Applicants must submit their completed application to LED Submitted applications will be reviewed and evaluated by LED staff. Further input may be required from the applicant in order to; 1. evaluate the importance of the proposed training; 2. identify the availability of exis…
Chapter 19. Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program-1917 General Award Provisions
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A. Award Agreement 1. A written award agreement, contract or cooperative endeavor agreement will be executed between LEDC and the successful applicant training provider. The contract will specify the performance objectives expected of the training provider and the compliance requ…
Chapter 19. Entertainment Workforce Training Award Program-1919 Contract Monitoring
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A. All monitoring will be done by LED.
Chapter 19. Escort Requirements for Oversize and/or Overweight Vehicles or Loads-1901 Provision Enforcement
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A. The Department of Transportation and Development is authorized to administer this policy and to enforce its provisions, including the issuance of the necessary permits and decals for properly equipped escort vehicles. B. Escort vehicles may be furnished by the permittee or by …
Chapter 19. Facility Name and Ownership/Operator Changes Process-1903 Liability
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A. The previous owner or operator retains responsibility for compliance with all permit terms and conditions until the permit has been transferred in accordance with this Chapter. B. The previous owner or operator retains responsibility for compliance with the financial requireme…
Chapter 19. Facility Name and Ownership/Operator Changes Process-1905 Name Change
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A. Changes in the name only of a facility or of its owner/operator shall be made with written notification to the Office of Environmental Services. The owner or operator shall submit a complete Name/Ownership/Operator Change Form (NOC-1 Form) prior to or no later than 45 days aft…
Chapter 19. Facility Name and Ownership/Operator Changes Process-1907 Change of Ownership/Operator―No Financial Assurance Required
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A. The administrative authority may approve the transfer of a permit to a new owner or operator where no financial assurance is required, based on the presence of the following factors: 1. documentation clearly identifying the party who will be responsible for existing violations…
Chapter 19. Facility Name and Ownership/Operator Changes Process-1909 Change of Ownership/Operator―Financial Assurance Required
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A. The administrative authority may approve the transfer of a permit to a new owner or operator where financial assurance is required, based on the following factors: 1. assumption by the new owner or operator of liability for existing violations; 2. demonstration of compliance w…
Chapter 19. Facility Name and Ownership/Operator Changes Process-1911 Fees for Name and Ownership/Operator Changes
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A. Notifications of name or ownership/operator changes at a facility shall be submitted by the new owner or operator with the appropriate fees. The fees listed below cover the cost of reviewing, evaluating, and processing a name or ownership/operator change that has occurred at t…
Chapter 19. Fee Schedule-1901 Fee Schedule
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A. Pursuant to R.S. 30:1405.1(B), the treasurer is authorized after such appropriation, to rebate, on a pro rata basis, the amount of such excess fees attributable to general government agencies, as defined in the State Bond Commission's fee schedule, and otherwise in its rules a…
Chapter 19. Fireworks-1901 Fireworks/Public Display
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A. Pursuant to R.S. 51:655, any person, firm or corporation, or other legal entity desiring a permit for a public display may apply to either the Office of State Fire Marshal, 8181 Independence Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA 70806, or to any certified local authority, which application s…
Chapter 19. Fireworks-1902 Class C Pyrotechnic Operator Training and Certification Requirements
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A. The purpose of this section is to establish the pre-license training and certification requirements for Class C Pyrotechnic Operators. The state fire marshal shall establish a training program for the licensure of Class C Pyrotechnic Operators. A license may be granted upon de…
Chapter 19. Fireworks-1903 Licenses
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A. Anyone applying for licenses under R.S. 51:656 shall set forth not only such information as may be required by the application attached hereto and made part hereof but all such information as shall be necessary for the fire marshal to determine that the manufacturing, importat…
Chapter 19. Fireworks-1904 Adoption of NFPA Standard 1123, Code for Fireworks Display
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A. For the purpose of establishing the criteria for a Class C Public Display and the associated Class C Public Display Operator license, the state fire marshal adopts the following sections of the 2018 edition of NFPA 1123, Code for Fireworks Display: 1. NFPA 1123, Chapter 3, Def…
Chapter 19. Fireworks-1905 Retail Fireworks Sales
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A. In addition to the requirements of Louisiana Revised Statutes including but not limited to Louisiana Revised Statutes 51:650, et seq., and more specifically sections 653 and 654, as well as Louisiana Revised Statutes 40:1563, et seq., and more specifically sections 1578.6 and1…
Chapter 19. Food Display and Service-1901 General[formerly paragraph 22:12-1]
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A. Food on display shall be protected from contamination by the use of packaging, counter service line or food/sneeze guards, display cases, or other effective means except for nuts in the shell and whole, raw fruits and vegetables that are intended for hulling, peeling or washin…
Chapter 19. Food Display and Service-1903 Bulk Foods[formerly paragraph 22:12-2]
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A. Bulk foods shall be handled and dispensed in a manner described in §1901 of this Part.
Chapter 19. Food Display and Service-1905 Condiments[formerly paragraph 22:12-3]
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A. Condiments shall be protected from contamination by being kept in dispensers that are designed to provide protection, protected food displays provided with the proper utensils, original containers designed for dispensing, or individual packages or portions.
Chapter 19. Food Display and Service-1907 Ice[formerly paragraph 22:12-4]
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A. Ice for consumer use shall be dispensed only by employees with scoops, tongs, or other ice-self-dispensing utensils or through automatic service ice-dispensing equipment. Ice-dispensing utensils shall be stored in accordance with §2519 of this Part. B. Ice used as a medium for…
Chapter 19. Food Display and Service-1909 Reservice[formerly paragraph 22:12-5]
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A. Once served to a consumer, portions of left-over food shall not be reserved, except: 1. food that is not potentially hazardous, such as crackers and condiments, in an unopened original package and maintained in sound condition may be reserved or resold; 2. food that is dispens…
Chapter 19. Food Display and Service-1911 Special Requirements for Highly Susceptible Populations
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A. In a food establishment that serves a highly susceptible population: 1. prepackaged juice or a prepackaged beverage containing juice must be pasteurized; 2. pasteurized shell eggs or pasteurized liquid, frozen, or dry eggs shall be substituted for raw shell eggs in the prepara…
Chapter 19. Fraud-1901 Forms and Procedures
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A. The following forms are prescribed for use pursuant to R.S. 23:1208(F): 1. LW-WC-1025.EE Employee Certificate of Compliance; 2. LW-WC-1025.ER Employer Certificate of Compliance; B. Per R.S. 23:1208(G), the employee shall, upon reasonable request, report his other earnings to h…
Chapter 19. Fraud-1905 Penalty Notice; Hearings; Appeal
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A. The Assistant Secretary shall notify the employee and employer of any civil penalty imposed for violation of R.S. 23:1208. In addition, the Assistant Secretary shall file the notice of penalty in the record of the Court of proper venue. B. A person may appeal any penalty impos…
Chapter 19. Future Medical Care and Related Benefits-1901 Scope of Chapter
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A. The rules of Chapter 19 provide for and govern the administration and payment by the fund of future medical care and related benefits for patients deemed to be in need of future care and related benefits pursuant to a final judgment issued by a court of competent jurisdiction …
Chapter 19. Future Medical Care and Related Benefits-1903 Definitions
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Administrative Hearing⎯hearing held in response to a request or complaint by a patient in need of future medical care or his/her representative, that the fund has failed or refused to pay for medical care or related benefits. The hearing shall be conducted before at least three b…
Chapter 19. Future Medical Care and Related Benefits-1905 Obligation of the Fund
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A. The fund shall provide and/or fund the cost of all future medical care and related benefits in the amounts provided herein, after the date of the accident and continuing as long as medical or surgical attention is reasonably necessary, that are made necessary by the health car…
Chapter 19. Future Medical Care and Related Benefits-1907 Claims for Future Medical Care and Related Benefits
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A. A patient, who is deemed to be in need of future medical care and related benefits pursuant to a final judgment issued by a court of competent jurisdiction or as agreed to in a settlement reached between the patient and the fund, may make a claim to the fund through the board …
Chapter 19. Future Medical Care and Related Benefits-1909 Attorneys; Medical Experts; Architects; Adjusters
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A.1. An attorney chosen to represent the fund pursuant to §1907 shall be an independent contractor, shall meet all applicable requirements for an outside contractor retained by the state of Louisiana, and shall be chosen by the executive director or his designee. The attorney sha…
Chapter 19. Future Medical Care and Related Benefits-1911 Examinations; Notice Requirements
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A. The fund shall be entitled to have a patient submit to a physical or mental examination, by a health care provider of the fund's choice, from time to time, to determine the patient's continued need of future medical care and related benefits, or the level of medical care neede…