Proposed Regulations

This rule is being repealed because the use of termiticide baits are used as post construction treatments when final grade is performed.

These rules are being amended because the deadline is too early for accurate reporting data and the penalty is redundant.

To establish Miss. Admin Code 7-3: 55.2, State Board Policy Chapter 55, Rule 55.2 Data Classification Policy

These rules are being amended because the deadline is too early for accurate reporting data and the penalty is redundant.

These rules are being updated to add a new pest quarantine and to modernize how nursery stock is regulated.

To promulgate the rules and regulations for the Nurse Retention Loan Repayment (NULR) Program as required by law.

To update the web address, to update the required curriculum requirements, and to establish a deadline for submitting additional documents.

To change the name of Blue Mountain College to Blue Mountain Christian University in Sect. II. D. 10.

To align the programs listed as authorized with the programs actively authorized by law and funded.

To update the program name to reference “firefighters” instead of “firemen” and to update the web address of the online application.

To promulgate the rules and regulations for the Nurse Retention Loan Repayment (NULR) Program as required by law.

To update the web address, to update the required curriculum requirements, and to establish a deadline for submitting additional documents.

To change the name of Blue Mountain College to Blue Mountain Christian University in Sect. II. D. 10.

To align the programs listed as authorized with the programs actively authorized by law and funded.

To update the program name to reference “firefighters” instead of “firemen” and to update the web address of the online application.

To revise Miss Admin Code: 7-24. Mississippi Public School Accountability Standards 2022, specifically the Business Rules

To revise Miss. Admin. Code: 7-24, Mississippi Public School Accountability Standards, 2022, specifically the Business Rules

Amending fees for nonresident early Spring Turkey draw, and other technical amendments.

Promulgating new rule to require tagging and harvest reporting for wild turkey harvest and technical amendments.

Amending existing rule to change applicable dates, REMOVE Fall Turkey Season, and technical amendments.

Promulgating new rule to require tagging and harvest reporting for wild turkey harvest and technical amendments.

Amending existing rule to change applicable dates, amend early season nonresident wild turkey permit draw for public lands, and technical amendments.

Amending fees for nonresident early Spring Turkey draw, and technical amendments.

Amending existing rule to change applicable dates, and make extensive technical amendments to increase opportunities and promote CWD sampling.

Amending existing rule to make technical amendments for season dates, changes required by statute, and related changes.

Revising rule to remove closed lake(s), incorporate limited hunting opportunities at Calling Panther, and for clarification/technical amendments.

Revising rule to make technical changes to creel limits and slot length limits across the state, correct errors, re-open renovated lakes, and for clarification.

Revising rule to incorporate statutory ban on use of freshwater mussels for bait, for technical changes, and for clarification.

Amending existing rule to change applicable dates, and make extensive technical amendments to increase opportunities and promote CWD sampling.

Amending existing rule to make technical amendments for dates, changes required by statute, and related changes.

Revising rule to remove closed lake(s), incorporate limited hunting opportunities at Calling Panther, and for clarification/technical amendments.

Revising rule to make technical changes to creel limits and slot length limits across the state, correct errors, re-open renovated lakes, and for clarification.

Revising rule to incorporate statutory ban on use of freshwater mussels for bait, for technical changes, and for clarification.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding temporary licensure. Striking antiquated language related to temporary licensure which the Board does not utilize. Updating language related to temporary licensees and the requirement to maintain and utilize their own DEA registration.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure rules governing the practice of Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians, Podiatrists, Physician Assistants, Radiologist Assistants, and Acupuncturists. The change allows the Board to waive the one-year time limit to complete an application.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure rules governing the practice of Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians, Podiatrists, Physician Assistants, Radiologist Assistants, and Acupuncturists. The change adds a new definition related to Canadian training and removes competency exceptions for licensees performing charity work or research.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure requirements for Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians. These changes are designed to remove antiquated language and consolidate the rules into a more reader-friendly format. The changes also add a new rule setting forth requirements for IMLC applicants to provide supplemental documentation requested as part of the licensure process.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure requirements for Podiatrists. A requirement was added to the application process for the applicant to provide, if applicable, a copy of their legal name change.

The State Health Officer finds an imminent peril to the health,. safety or welfare Mississippians and adopts the emergency amendments to current regulations to address sharp increases to ncases of congenital syphilis.

Contractor/subcontractor/subrecipient compliance.

Contractor/subcontractor/subrecipient compliance.

The State Health Officer finds an imminent peril to public health, safety or welfare of Mississippians and adopts these emergency amendments to current regulations to address sharp increases in congenital syphilis.

The State Health Officer finds an imminent peril to the public health, safety or welfare of Mississippians and adopts the emergency amendments to current regulations to address sharp increases in cases of congenital syphilis.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding temporary licensure. Striking antiquated language related to temporary licensure which the Board does not utilize. Updating language related to temporary licensees and the requirement to maintain and utilize their own DEA registration.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure rules governing the practice of Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians, Podiatrists, Physician Assistants, Radiologist Assistants, and Acupuncturists. The change allows the Board to waive the one-year time limit to complete an application.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure rules governing the practice of Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians, Podiatrists, Physician Assistants, Radiologist Assistants, and Acupuncturists. The change adds a new definition related to Canadian training and removes competency exceptions for licensees performing charity work or research.

Proposed revision of the regulations regarding the licensure requirements for Allopathic and Osteopathic physicians. These changes are designed to remove antiquated language and consolidate the rules into a more reader-friendly format. The changes also add a new rule setting forth requirements for IMLC applicants to provide supplemental documentation requested as part of the licensure process.