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Amending existing rules to make technical amendments for dates, and related changes

This is an amendment to the Board’s FFY-2022 LSLR Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund

This is an amendment to the Board’s Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund Program regulations

This is the Board’s FFY-2026 Intended Use Plan outlining proposed projects to be funded and the terms of the assistance for the Drinking Water Systems Improvements Revolving Loan Fund

This is an amendment to revise Rule 5.1(H) to include failure to report alcohol abuse by a pharmacist, pharmacist intern, or pharmacist technician to the unprofessional conduct standard. This amendment also creates a new rule setting forth discovery procedures during disciplinary proceedings. It amends an existing rule to lessen the requirement on those to attend board hearings when entering into an agreed settlement order to only when required by the Board

This is the creation of a new rule to implement procedures for a Researcher Permit in accordance with DEA regulations. The procedures set forth the process in which a permit is obtained, storage/security of drugs, recordkeeping, and closing of the permit

Title 24; Part 3 – Updating current 2017 document to reflect changes in a credential name, additional program, new online system usage

Board established 2024, Rules required per APA, creation of rules consistent with statute

In 2016, the Legislature created the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services (MDCPS) as a stand-alone agency to replace the functions of the Department of Children and Family Services inside the Mississippi Department of Human Services (MDHS). That statute, however, did not fully separate MDCPS from MDHS. In 2023, the Legislature finally completed the legislative process of separating MDCPS from MDHS, granting MDCPS the authority to formulate policy and promulgate rules

In 2016, the Legislature created the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services (MDCPS) as a stand-alone agency to replace the functions of the Department of Children and Family Services inside the Mississippi Department of Human Services (MDHS). That statute, however, did not fully separate MDCPS from MDHS. In 2023, the Legislature finally completed the legislative process of separating MDCPS from MDHS, granting MDCPS the authority to formulate policy and promulgate rules

In 2016, the Legislature created the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services (MDCPS) as a stand-alone agency to replace the functions of the Department of Children and Family Services inside the Mississippi Department of Human Services (MDHS). That statute, however, did not fully separate MDCPS from MDHS. In 2023, the Legislature finally completed the legislative process of separating MDCPS from MDHS, granting MDCPS the authority to formulate policy and promulgate rules

In 2016, the Legislature created the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services (MDCPS) as a stand-alone agency to replace the functions of the Department of Children and Family Services inside the Mississippi Department of Human Services (MDHS). That statute, however, did not fully separate MDCPS from MDHS. In 2023, the Legislature finally completed the legislative process of separating MDCPS from MDHS, granting MDCPS the authority to formulate policy and promulgate rules

TITLE 22 – MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES PART 3 to amend to allow filet possession for 24 hour trips within and outside of MS Territorial Waters

TITLE 22 – MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES PART 3 to amend to allow filet possession for 24 hour trips within and outside of MS Territorial Waters

Board established 2024, Rules required per APA, creation of rules consistent with statute

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The table of contents are being updated to match the effective regulations

The Mississippi 2026 Section 303(d) List of Impaired Water Bodies identifies those waters within the state for which recent monitoring and assessment have found pollutant specific impairment and for which Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) are not yet completed. This List is a new regulation that replaces the previous version of this List in its entirety and will be codified at 11 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 6, Ch. 9

General revisions. Large and small edits made throughout the rules to clarify processes and language

All new designs for poultry composters must include provisions for vulture and wildlife mitigation

All new designs for poultry composters must include provisions for vulture and wildlife mitigation

General revisions. Large and small edits made throughout the rules to clarify processes and language

Amends Section 4.1 to update the employer contribution rate from 18.40% to 18.90% in accordance with Senate Bill 3231 as passed during the 2024 Legislative Session

The proposed amendment would add Roth Contributions to Mississippi Deferred Compensation in accordance with House Bill 4073 as passed during the 2026 Mississippi Legislative Session. The effective date of the proposed amendments will be July 1, 2026

Remove outdated provisions, update requirements for mortgage loan originators and surety bond requirements to align with statutory changes, clarify document retention rules, provide the method of certifying that standards and safeguards required in Miss. Code Ann. § 81-18-57 are met, provide a form for multiple role/dual agency disclosure, and incorporate CSBS Model Prudential Standards for mortgage servicers

Remove outdated provisions, update requirements for mortgage loan originators and surety bond requirements to align with statutory changes, clarify document retention rules, provide the method of certifying that standards and safeguards required in Miss. Code Ann. § 81-18-57 are met, provide a form for multiple role/dual agency disclosure, and incorporate CSBS Model Prudential Standards for mortgage servicers

Amends Section 4.1 to update the employer contribution rate from 18.40% to 18.90% in accordance with Senate Bill 3231 as passed during the 2024 Legislative Session

The proposed amendment would add Roth Contributions to Mississippi Deferred Compensation upon passage by the Mississippi Legislature. The effective date of the proposed amendments will be July 1, 2026

The proposed changes are to replace “Executive Director” with “Hearing Panel” and other minor edits

Amends §§ 101 and 104 to update the employer contribution rates from 18.40% to 18.90% effective July 1, 2026, in accordance Senate Bill 3231 as passed during the 2024 Legislative Session

Amends §§ 101 and 104 to update the employer contribution rates from 18.40% to 18.90% effective July 1, 2026, in accordance Senate Bill 3231 as passed during the 2024 Legislative Session

The proposed amendment to Regulation 59 updates the actuarial assumptions for PERS, SLRP, and MHSPRS as approved by the PERS Board of Trustees Effective date of proposed amendment: July 1, 2026

General revisions. Large and small edits made throughout the rules simplify and clarify language

Rule amendment to allow time for development, adoption and implementation of CON applications

This administrative code is being submitted to revise the documentation requirements for coverage and reimbursement of reduction mammoplasty