Mississippi State Register

To revise Miss. Admin. Code 7-4: Licensure Guidelines K-12 to modify the existing pre-teaching coursework requirement for all Mississippi State Board of Education approved Alternate Route Programs.

To revise Miss. Admin. Code 7-107: 2021 Educator Preparation Provider Process and Performance Guidelines to modify the existing literacy coursework requirement for Mississippi State Board of Education approved Elementary Education K-6 licensure-track programs.

Title 24; Part 2 – Mississippi Department of Mental Health (DMH) Operational Standards for Mental Health, Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities, And Substance Use Community Service Providers promulgates rules for agencies which are certified or are seeking certification by DMH. This filing is to establish new rules for an intensive community-based mental health set of services for children and youth known as Mississippi Youth Programs Around the Clock (MYPAC).

To amend Title 7, Education K-12, Part 193, Mississippi College- and Career-Readiness Standards for Social Studies

MDHS is amending the entire Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Policy Manual

MDHS is amending the entire Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Policy Manual

Implementing Federal Fiscal Year 2022 Cost-of-Living adjustments in Federal Benefits which affect the MSCAP benefit levels with an effective date of 1-1-2022 pursuant to Miss Code Ann. § 25-43-3.113(2)(b)(ii)

To revise Miss. Admin. Code 7-4: Licensure Guidelines K-12 to modify the existing Master of Arts in Teaching Special Education (K-12) Mississippi State Board of Education approved Alternate Route Program.

This amendment incorporates changes necessary to implement a modified fee system for the Title V program; removes the 4,000 ton per pollutant maximum, establishes an appropriate minimum fee each year after an annual evaluation, removes outdated information, and makes editorial changes for improved clarity.

This amendment incorporates changes necessary to implement a modified fee system for the Title V program; removes the 4,000 ton per pollutant maximum, establishes an appropriate minimum fee each year after an annual evaluation, removes outdated information, and makes editorial changes for improved clarity.

To clarify that no funds may be considered “disbursed to the student” prior to receipt of enrollment verification in Section IV.D.

Title 35.II.2.05 Purchase and Sale of Distilled Alcoholic Beverages by On-Premises Permittees is amended to clarify what is required for an on-premises permittee to request a temporary increase or decrease in the area designated in its floorplan as its licensed premises. Other minor changes were made.

Title 35.II.2.25 Alcohol Delivery is amended to clarify what is required for an on-premises permittee to request a temporary increase or decrease in the area designated in its floorplan as its licensed premises. Other minor changes were made.

To clarify that no funds may be considered “disbursed to the student” prior to receipt of enrollment verification in Section IV.D.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning would like to amend the Mississippi Conrad State 30 J-1 Visa Waiver Guidelines regulations to increase the fee to from $1,500 to $2,000. The fees help cover the administrative cost and subsequent services associated with reviewing and processing J-1 Visa applications, providing technical assistance and requesting a J-1 Visa support letter. This amendment would also include combining the site predetermination application and the physician application for the ARC program to expedite the review process.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing to remove the social security card requirement language for the National Interest Waiver application process

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing amendments to the ARC J-1 Visa Waiver Program. This amendment would combine the site predetermination application and the physician application for the ARC program to expedite the review process.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing amendments to the ARC J-1 Visa Waiver Program. This amendment would combine the site predetermination application and the physician application for the ARC program to expedite the review process

The Office of Health Policy and Planning is proposing to remove the social security card requirement language for the National Interest Waiver application process.

The Office of Health Policy and Planning would like to amend the Mississippi Conrad State 30 J-1 Visa Waiver Guidelines regulations to increase the fee to from $1,500 to $2,000. The fees help cover the administrative cost and subsequent services associated with reviewing and processing J-1 Visa applications, providing technical assistance and requesting a J-1 Visa support letter. This amendment would also include combining the site predetermination application and the physician application for the ARC program to expedite the review process.

This rule was amended to include the Mississippi Gaming Control Act. This rule was amended to move and update the definitions for “gaming establishment” and “gaming winnings” from paragraph 107 to new paragraphs 101 and 102. Paragraph 201 was amended to add a citation. Paragraph 202 expands on the sentence that was deleted in paragraph 201. Paragraph 208 was amended to include that the constructive receipt doctrine does not apply to lottery winnings. Paragraph 109 was deleted and moved to paragraph 209. Paragraphs 108 was moved and reorganized into paragraphs 301 to 304. Other minor changes were made.

Deleting parenthetical from Rule 5.2(A)(2).

Deleting parenthetical from Rule 5.2(A)(2).

Revision of the face-to-face quarterly review requirements to allow for video conferencing as an option.

Revision of the face-to-face quarterly review requirements to allow for video conferencing as an option.

Lifting of the permanent prohibition against practicing in pain if the licensee has previous discipline related to prescribing controlled substances and to allow CME to be obtained via video conferencing.

Revision of the definitions and other sections regarding telemedicine to clarify certain terms common to the telemedicine industry and for other purposes.

Revision of the face-to-face quarterly review requirements to allow for video conferencing as an option.

Revision of the face-to-face quarterly review requirements to allow for video conferencing as an option.

Lifting of the permanent prohibition against practicing in pain if the licensee has previous discipline related to prescribing controlled substances and to allow CME to be obtained via video conferencing.

HB 1302

Modification of blood lead levels from 5 µg/dL to 3.5 µg/dL to Reportable Diseases to align with CDC guidance.

Lien/Bankruptcy Closure Prohibition

Lien/Bankruptcy Closure Prohibition

Modification of blood lead levels from 5 µg/dL to 3.5 µg/dL to Reportable Diseases to align with CDC guidance.

Revision of the definitions and other sections regarding telemedicine to clarify certain terms common to the telemedicine industry and for other purposes.

Revision of the definitions and other sections regarding telemedicine to clarify certain terms common to the telemedicine industry and for other purposes. Filed for immediate effect due to expiring COVID-19 declarations.

Amending fees for the Museum of Natural Science, revision of typographical and formatting errors.

Revision of the face-to-face quarterly review requirements to allow for video conferencing as an option.

Revision of the face-to-face quarterly review requirements to allow for video conferencing as an option.

Amending fees for the Museum of Natural Science, revision of typographical and formatting errors.

Modify language to reflect National EMS Education Standards, paperless certification processing.

Withdrawing proposed rule to create 100 yard buffer zone on westernmost boundary for safety purposes, and related changes.

Amending existing rule to create 100 yard buffer zone on westernmost boundary for safety purposes, and related changes.

Modify language to reflect National EMS Education Standards, paperless certification processing.

Amend Rule 2.4 to bring the rule into compliance with the “Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act” (HB 1263, 2021 Regular Session); amend Rule 6.3 to update the Board’s website address; and adopt new Rule 6.8 to incorporate by reference the disciplinary rules for the Board of Architecture.

Amend Rules 1.2 and 1.5 to comply with the statute; amend Rule 1.10 to allow for a waiver of the CLARB Certificate for reinstatement applicants; amend Rule 1.11 to move language regarding preliminary documents from the commentary to the rule text and to allow for electronic and digital signatures; amend Rule 1.13 to bring the rule into compliance with the “Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act” (HB 1263, 2021 Regular Session); and amend Rule 3.1 to incorporate by reference the disciplinary rules for the Board of Architecture.

To align the state regulations with the national poison control standards.