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This Administrative Code is being filed to: 1) remove coverage of EPSDT screenings by RHCs/FQHCs in a school setting, 2) remove Mississippi Youth Programs Around the Clock (MYPAC) coverage and reimbursement, 3) add language stating the wraparound facilitation is covered as a case management service and 4) set the fees for EPSDT services the same as those effective for State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2021 in compliance with Miss. Code § 43-13-117, as amended by MS Senate Bill 2799.

The amendment brings Rule 7.6.1 Item 5 and Rule 7.6.1 Item 6. in line with § 41-58-3 (7)(e) of the Medical Radiation Technology registration statute. The amendment also clarifies the rule.

Notice Letters to the Custodial Parent’s Regarding Contempt Actions

Amending existing rule to clarify prohibitions based upon the continuing Chronic Wasting Disease research and management practices, and technical amendments.

The amendment brings Rule 7.6.1 Item 5 and Rule 7.6.1 Item 6. in line with § 41-58-3 (7)(e) of the Medical Radiation Technology registration statute. The amendment also clarifies the rule.

Amending existing rule to clarify prohibitions based upon the continuing Chronic Wasting Disease research and management practices, and technical amendments.

Notice Letters to CP's on Contempt Actions

Due to the delay of gasoline deliveries caused the cyberattack on the Colonial Pipelines computer network system, the Department issues this temporary rule to provide a waiver for ASTM Reid Vapor Pressure Specifications related to gasoline and gasoline blended with one or more percent ethanol. The reasoning for this waiver is to avoid supply disruptions for Mississippi and other states affected by the cyberattack through May 31, 2021 or until supplies are depleted from storage. This should provide a greater supply of gasoline for sale in the state.

Part 5 Ch. 8 proposed amendments will define MDAH policies in regards to the collections policy of the Mississippi Governor’s Mansion.

Part 5 Ch. 17 proposed new rule will define MDAH policies in regards to the archaeology collection.

Part 5 Ch. 11 proposed amendments will clarify MDAH policies in regards to the Mississippi Museum Store.

Part 5 Ch. 1 proposed amendments will define MDAH policies in regards to the Museum Division collections.

Part 5 Ch. 17 proposed new rule will define MDAH policies in regards to the archaeology collection.

Part 5 Ch. 1 proposed amendments will define MDAH policies in regards to the Museum Division collections.

Part 5 Ch. 11 proposed amendments will clarify MDAH policies in regards to the Mississippi Museum Store.

Part 5 Ch. 8 proposed amendments will define MDAH policies in regards to the collections policy of the Mississippi Governor’s Mansion.

The Amended Rules and Regulations will allow MDA to better administer the program. Specific legal authority authorizing the promulgation of rule: Miss. Code Ann. § 57-1-301; Miss. Code Ann. § 57-1-305; Miss. Code Ann. § 57-1-11

The MS State Board of Massage Therapy has not met and voted on these rules.

The Amended Rules and Regulations will allow MDA to better administer the program.

Include acceptance of ProTraining, LLC as an approved CPR/FA provider; update website address; add provisions to comply with Fresh Start Act of 2019; clarify fines and penalties; reapplication fee categories; continuing education sign-in sheet requirements; include provisions applicable to the issuance of a license to applicants who are members of the military, or married to or dependents of the military (Military Freedom Act)(SB2117) ; include rule modifications made by the Board under the Governor’s state of emergency; deleted rules that were identical to statute; to correct typographical errors in previous Rules; and make changes due to the passage of House Bill 1263 and the MS Massage Therapy Act.

These new regulations implement a program to be administered by the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (“MDEQ”), whereby applicant high hazard dam owners may apply for a grant to assist them with work on eligible high hazard dams in the state to improve the safety of such dams, and the applicant must provide matching funds of at least 35 percent of the grant amount.

Mississippi Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 was overturned by the Mississippi Supreme court with the ruling issued on May 14, 2021.

Mississippi Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 was overturned by the Mississippi Supreme Court with the ruling issued on May 14, 2021.

Mississippi Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 was overturned by the Mississippi Supreme Court with the ruling issued on May 14, 2021.

Mississippi Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 was overturned by the Mississippi Supreme Court with the ruling issued on May 14, 2021.

Mississippi Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 was overturned by the Mississippi Supreme Court with the ruling issued on May 14, 2021.

Mississippi Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 was overturned by the Mississippi Supreme Court with the ruling issued on May 14, 2021

Mississippi Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 was overturned by the Mississippi Supreme Court with the ruling issued on May 14, 2021.

These new regulations implement a program to be administered by the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality (“MDEQ”), whereby applicant high hazard dam owners may apply for a grant to assist them with work on eligible high hazard dams in the state to improve the safety of such dams, and the applicant must provide matching funds of at least 35 percent of the grant amount.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

These rules are required by MS Constitution Initiative Measure No. 65 to ensure the availability of and safe access to medical marijuana for qualified persons with debilitating medical conditions.

: A) include provisions applicable to the issuance of a license to applicants who are members of the military, or married to or dependents of the military (Military Freedom Act)(SB2117; B) update commission office contact information and location; C) provide additional detail and update Public Record requirements; D) correct typographical errors in previous filings E) to comply with Fresh Start Act Section 73-77-1 et seq. MCA; F) to provide for bond of Executive Director; and G) to comply with House Bill 1263

A) include provisions applicable to the issuance of a license to applicants who are members of the military, or married to or dependents of the military (Military Freedom Act)(SB2117; B) update commission office contact information and location; C) provide additional detail and update Public Record requirements; D) correct typographical errors in previous filings E) to comply with Fresh Start Act Section 73-77-1 et seq. MCA; F) to provide for bond of Executive Director; and G) to comply with House Bill 1263

This Administrative Code is being withdrawn as final filed on 6/1/2021 APA 25641.

This final filing includes clarifications and corrections regarding replacing Mississippi Youth Programs Around the Clock (MYPAC) coverage and reimbursement with coverage and reimbursement for wraparound services. All medically necessary mental health services will be reimbursed individually and covered without regard to limitations for EPSDT-eligible beneficiaries.

This Administrative Code is being filed to add language allowing DOM to cover a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) as a distant site provider to be in compliance with Miss. Code § 43-13-117, as amended by MS Senate Bill 2799.

This Administrative Code is being filed to add language allowing DOM to cover a Rural Health Center (RHC) as a distant site provider and to be in compliance with Miss. Code § 43-13-117, as amended by MS Senate Bill 2799.

This Administrative Code is being filed to set the fees for hospice services the same as those effective as of July 1, 2021 in compliance with Miss. Code § 43-13-117, as amended by MS Senate Bill 2799.

This Administrative Code is being filed to (1) add language allowing FQHCs and RHCs to act as a originating and distant site and (2) and for FQHCs, RHCs, and CMHCs to receive both the distant site and originating site fees when such services are appropriately provided by the same organization, in compliance with Miss. Code § 43-13-117, as amended by MS Senate Bill 2799. This final file includes additional originating and distant providers and revises the requirement of a telepresenter as determined by the Division of Medicaid.

This Administrative Code is being filed to set the fees for immunizations the same as those effective for State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2021, except for 340B drugs, in compliance with Miss. Code § 43-13-117, as amended by MS Senate Bill 2799.

This Administrative Code is being filed to set the fees for family planning services the same as those effective for State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2021 in compliance with Miss. Code § 43-13-117, as amended by MS Senate Bill 2799. Specific legal authority authorizing the promulgation of rule: Miss. Code §§ 43-13-117, 43-13-121. List all rules repealed, amended, or suspended by the proposed rule: 1.8 and 2.10

This Administrative Code is being filed to 1) increase the number of physician office visits from twelve (12) to sixteen (16), and 2) set the fees for vision services the same as those effective for State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2021 in compliance with Miss. Code § 43-13-117, as amended by MS Senate Bill 2799.