Proposed Regulations

Clarify fine violations; Correct total school hours; Correct school hours under instructor qualifications; Require human trafficking training as a required category for continuing education credit towards renewal

Rule was withdrawn from consideration via vote of the full Board on 11/12/25

Clarify fine violations; Correct total school hours; Correct school hours under instructor qualifications; Require human trafficking training as a required category for continuing education credit towards renewal

Remove the limitation of maximum numbers of hours a P-LPC can earn in a workweek and allow group supervisors to count the same as individual supervision hours. Which could allow for faster progression in meeting requirement and potential cost savings to P-LPC. Both of which would lead to faster full licensure

The Board proposes amendments to Board Regulation 41. The Board seeks to strike 30 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 2301, R. 1.41(4)(H) and R. 1.41(5)

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to continuing medical education (CME). The Board is amending the rules to update requirements regarding CME related to prescribing controlled substances, the maintenance and production of CME by way of a board-approved tracking software, and to update the general layout and example timeframes

Proposed revision of the section of the rules related to collaboration with nurse practitioners. The Board is adding new regulations about the collaboration with, and supervision of, certified registered nurse anesthetists and making other minor language revisions to the chapter

Amend Title 7: Education K-12 Part 169: 2026 Mississippi College and Career Readiness Standards Science

Amend Title 7: Education K-12 Part 169: 2026 Mississippi College and Career Readiness Standards Science

To revise Miss Admin Code 7-24: Mississippi Public School Accountability Standards, Process Standard 3.1

The rule was amended to include information regarding the changes added by SB 2748 of the 2025 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made

The rule was amended to include information regarding the changes added by SB 2748 of the 2025 Regular Session. Other minor changes were made

To revise Miss Admin Code 7-24: Mississippi Public School Accountability Standards, 2025, Process Standard 3.1

This administrative code is being submitted to add requirements for the use of the Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) computer application system for certain services and to place all EVV requirements under the same rule

This administrative code is being submitted to add requirements for the use of the Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) computer application system for certain services and to place all EVV requirements under the same rule

The Board has approved amendment to Part 422 for the Call for Quality Schools Guidance and Application Process Timeline for New and Existing Operators for the 2026 application cycle

The Board has approved amendment to Part 422 for the Call for Quality Schools Guidance and Application Process Timeline for New and Existing Operators for the 2026 application cycle

MCCB is filing additional new policies &amp procedures regarding determining secondary schools eligible for state reimbursement

Part 5 Chapter 19 will create a new rule regarding event rentals at the Two Mississippi Museums

MCCB is filing additional new policies &amp procedures regarding determining secondary schools eligible for state reimbursement

Part 5 Chapter 19 will create a new rule regarding event rentals at the Two Mississippi Museums

Change to regulation provides for addition that is already in the Retail food sanitation regulation for poultry. Clarifies intent under the meat rule

Change to regulation provides for addition that is already in the Retail food sanitation regulation for poultry. Clarifies intent under the meat rule.

To provide clear, concise language for hospitals &amp providers. To update regulations to meet national standards and guidelines

To provide clear, concise language for hospitals &amp providers. To update regulations to meet national standards and guidelines

Proposing a new chapter in regulation

Proposing a new chapter in regulation

This administrative code is being emergency filed to revise the provider enrollment requirements for a PRTF to align with the CFR and to address the urgent need of PRTF services for Mississippi Medicaid beneficiaries

Develop and adopt new rules governing pipeline pressure testing by school facilities, as mandated by the Legislature in H.B. 1186 / Miss. Code Ann. § 77-11-401 et seq

Amend regulations to reconcile what is on file with MSDH with what should be on file with SOS

Proposing a new chapter in regulation

Proposing a new chapter in regulation

Develop and adopt new rules governing pipeline pressure testing by school facilities, as mandated by the Legislature in H.B. 1186 / Miss. Code Ann. § 77-11-1.

Amend regulations to reconcile what is on file with MSDH with what should be on file with SOS

Promulgation of New Rules to adhere to federal requirements

Removes the requirements for feeder pigs entering the state and for poultry exhibitions

Promulgation of New Rules to adhere to federal requirements

Removes the requirements for feeder pigs entering the state and for poultry exhibitions

The proposed amendment to Regulation 64 would update the language to reflect PERS Tier 5 changes in accordance with 2025 House Bill 1. Those who become members of PERS on or after March 1, 2026, will not be eligible to purchase service credit for out-of-state service, professional leave, or other non-covered service in accordance with 25-11-109

Creates the plan document for the Mississippi Hybrid Defined Contribution Retirement Plan as authorized in Section 15 of House Bill 1 during the 2025 Legislative Session. Amended to remove definition of normal retirement age, correct remittance of elective employer contributions, and change unforeseeable emergency language to hardship distribution safe harbors

The proposed amendment to Regulation 51 would update the language to reflect PERS Tier 5 changes in accordance with 2025 House Bill 1. Those who become members of PERS on or after March 1, 2026, will not receive additional service credit for accumulated unused leave. Elected officials who become members of PERS on or after March 1, 2026, will not receive additional service credit for leave

The amendment to Regulation 64 would update the language to reflect PERS Tier 5 changes in accordance with 2025 House Bill 1. Those who become members of PERS on or after March 1, 2026, will not be eligible to purchase service credit for out-of-state service, professional leave, or other non-covered service in accordance with 25-11-109

The amendment to Regulation 61 would amend section 101 to insert PERS Tier 5 retirement eligibility and acknowledge the closing of the Supplemental Legislative Retirement Plan to new employees as of March 1, 2026, and the closure of the Municipal Retirement Systems as of July 1, 1987

The amendment to Regulation 57 would amend section 104 to insert additional information that may be disclosed to participating PERS employers. PERS may disclose information necessary for proper enrollment in retirement plans administered by PERS and information necessary for compliance with Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) reporting

The amendment to Regulation 54 would insert PERS Tier 5 normal retirement age in accordance with 2025 House Bill 1. The amendment would also update the language to allow retired public safety officers to file for the special tax exclusion whether their health insurance premium is paid by PERS or paid by the retiree in accordance with federal law

The amendment to Regulation 48 would amend section 101 to insert language regarding PERS Tier 5. Anyone who becomes a member of PERS on or after March 1, 2026 (Tier 5) shall not be eligible for the partial lump sum option

The amendment to Regulation 35 would amend section 101(4) to insert the normal retirement age for PERS Tier 5