Mississippi State Register

Temporary Rule Part 2826 establishes the framework and processes for implementation of a confidential and non-disciplinary program for eligible nurse applicants designed to promote early identification of substance use/abuse; removal from nursing practice and entry into treatment; and for monitoring of compliance upon re-entry into nursing practice.

The Mississippi Board of Nursing identifies Monitored Practice Hours as overly-restrictive of the APRN’s practice.

The Honorable Governor of Mississippi, Tate Reeves, issued a Proclamation on March 14, 2020, declaring that a State of Emergency exists in the State of Mississippi as a result o f the outbreak of COVID-19. The Board adopts the temporary rule herein in an effort to ensure public safety and prevent the spread of COVID-19.

To revise Miss. Admin. Code 7-3: 9.3, State Board Policy Chapter 9, Rule 9.3: School-Wide and District-Wide Virtual Learning Days.

To revise Miss. Admin. Code 7-3: 9.2, State Board Policy Chapter 9, Rule 9.2: Reporting Attendance for Virtual Learning.

Change in type of animals that may be kept.

Change in Commercial Vehicle Licensing and Regulation

Both rules, 38.3 and 38.4, are proposed for repeal due to updated USDA Federal Regulations, Rule 17.10 was established to align with the new federal requirements. Rule 76.10 is proposed for repeal, as it a restatement of current governing statute and does not promulgate any administrative rules beyond the statute.

To adopt new Mississippi English Language Proficiency Alternate Standards (MS ELP-ALT) 2021 Part 226

To adopt new Mississippi English Language Proficiency Standards (MS ELP) 2021 Part 225

To repeal Title 7, Education K-12, Part 3, Chapter 5 and Rule 5.1 Agenda, State Board of Education in accordance with Miss. Code Ann. § 25-43-3.114 which requires an agency to review all of its rules at least every five years to determine whether any rules should be repealed, amended, or a new rule adopted.

To repeal Title 7, Education K-12, Part 3, Chapter 59 and Rule 59.1 Paperwork Reduction in accordance with Miss. Code Ann. § 25-43-3.114 which requires an agency to review all of its rules at least every five years to determine whether any rules should be repealed, amended, or a new rule adopted.

To adopt new Mississippi English Language Proficiency Alternate Standards (MS ELP-ALT) 2021 Part 226

To adopt new Mississippi English Language Proficiency Standards (MS ELP) 2021 Part 225

To repeal Title 7, Education K-12, Part 3, Chapter 59 and Rule 59.1 Paperwork Reduction in accordance with Miss. Code Ann. § 25-43-3.114 which requires an agency to review all of its rules at least every five years to determine whether any rules should be repealed, amended, or a new rule adopted.

To repeal Title 7, Education K-12, Part 3, Chapter 5 and Rule 5.1 Agenda, State Board of Education in accordance with Miss. Code Ann. § 25-43-3.114 which requires an agency to review all of its rules at least every five years to determine whether any rules should be repealed, amended, or a new rule adopted.

This filing is to update the Mississippi State Health Plan for FY 2022. Updates include formatting changes and data updates.

This filing is to update the Mississippi State Health Plan for FY 2020. Updates include formatting changes and data updates.

Policies in this document provide a clear description of temporary operations needed during the COVID-19 pandemic. These additional policies are temporary and do not amend or replace any policy within the Child Care Payment Program Policy Manual.

Remove 100 mile & ride along requirement, add online courses, clarify rules on instructor, remove in-house training, clarify break in service.

Remove 100 mile &amp ride along requirement, add online courses, clarify rules on instructor, remove in-house training, clarify break in service.

Temporary Rule to establish eligibility requirements under the Law Enforcement Officers and Fire Fighters Disability Benefits Trust Fund for law enforcement officers, fire fighters, reserve/auxiliary law enforcement officers or volunteer fire fighters who contract COVID-19 while actively engaged in protecting the lives and property of the citizens of Mississippi.

The Mississippi Board of Nursing identifies Monitored Practice Hours as overly-restrictive of the APRN’s practice.

Temporary Rule Part 2826 establishes the framework and processes for implementation of a confidential and non-disciplinary program for eligible nurse applicants designed to promote early identification of substance use/abuse; removal from nursing practice and entry into treatment; and for monitoring of compliance upon re-entry into nursing practice.

The Honorable Governor of Mississippi, Tate Reeves, issued a Proclamation on March 14, 2020, declaring that a State of Emergency exists in the State of Mississippi as a result o f the outbreak of COVID-19. The Board adopts the temporary rule herein in an effort to ensure public safety and prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The addition of this new rule (Rule 10.4.6) is necessary to comply with the new Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act of 2021. Relabeling of Rule 10.4.6 to Rule 10.4.7)

The addition of this new rule (Rule 2.4.8) is necessary to comply with the new Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act of 2021. Relabeling of Rule 2.4.8 to Rule 2.4.9

The addition of this new rule (Rule 6.4.6) is necessary to comply with the new Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act of 2021. Relabeling of Rule 6.4.6 to Rule 6.4.7.

Amend Rule 8.1.3 to add a definition. Add new Rule 8.1.4 Requirements to Perform Dry Needling. Relabel Rule 8.1.4 Publication to Rule 8.1.5 Publication. Add new rule 8.4.7 to comply with the new Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act of 2021. Relabel Rule 8.4.7 Abandonment to Rule 8.4.8 Abandonment.

Amend Rule 8.1.3 to add a definition. Add new Rule 8.1.4 Requirements to Perform Dry Needling. Relabel Rule 8.1.4 Publication to Rule 8.1.5 Publication. Add new rule 8.4.7 to comply with the new Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act of 2021. Relabel Rule 8.4.7 Abandonment to Rule 8.4.8 Abandonment.

The addition of this new rule (Rule 10.4.6) is necessary to comply with the new Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act of 2021. Relabeling of Rule 10.4.6 to Rule 10.4.7)

The addition of this new rule (Rule 2.4.8) is necessary to comply with the new Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act of 2021. Relabeling of Rule 2.4.8 to Rule 2.4.9

The addition of this new rule (Rule 6.4.6) is necessary to comply with the new Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act of 2021. Relabeling of Rule 6.4.6 to Rule 6.4.7)

This rule was amended to include a sentence in paragraph to address the tax treatment of damages in cases of nonphysical injury. Old paragraph 105 was removed because it was based on IRC Section 120 that was repealed in 2014. Other minor changes were made.

Title 35.II.2.25 Alcohol Delivery is amended to clarify that the Division will no longer approve scanning software used on a recipient’s identification to confirm that a recipient is over the age of 21.

This rule was amended to include a sentence in paragraph to address the tax treatment of damages in cases of nonphysical injury. Old paragraph 105 was removed because it was based on IRC Section 120 that was repealed in 2014. Other minor changes were made.

Title 35.II.2.25 Alcohol Delivery is amended to clarify that the Division will no longer approve scanning software used on a recipient’s identification to confirm that a recipient is over the age of 21.

This Administrative Code is being filed to 1) remove the prior authorization requirement for up to six (6) incontinence garments per day, and 2) add a dates of service requirement to the delivery documentation.

This Administrative Code is being filed to 1) remove the prior authorization requirement for up to six (6) incontinence garments per day, and 2) add a dates of service requirement to the delivery documentation.

To create a new chapter of regulations involving the practice of physicians as Medical Examiner and/or Deputy Medical Examiner, 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.

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.

To create a new chapter of regulations involving the practice of physicians as Medical Examiner and/or Deputy Medical Examiner, and for other purposes.

To create a new chapter of regulations involving the practice of physicians as Medical Examiner and/or Deputy Medical Examiner, and for other purposes.

A128 Joint Petitions Revisions

Implementing Federal SNAP Regulations Specific legal authority authorizing the promulgation of rule: Miss. Code Ann. §43-19-31.