42156 - Forms - June 2015 Roll Up
original 5/20/15
FILED 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:48 OFFICE OF ADMIN HEARINGS
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The NC Pesticide Board
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 02 NCAC 09L .0504 Definitions
3. Action:
[ ] ADOPTION [X] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: 02/16/15
Link to Agency notice: 02/16/15 http://www.ncagr.gov/AdministrativeRules/ProposedRules/index.htm
Hearing on: N/A
Adoption by agency on:
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[ ] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[ ] Local funds affected
[ ] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[ ] Approved by OSBM
[X] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[X] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[ ] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law:
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[X] Other: EPA reclassification
9B. Explain: As required by updated soil fumigant product labels, certified commercial and private applicators must successfully complete an EPA-approved training program covering the new soil fumigant provisions This training must be completed every three years, and requires that the applicator pass a comprehensive examination on each of the soil fumigants..
EPA requirements contain the provision that applicators who are certified in a soil fumigation category or subcategory in a state, and the state's program has been approved by EPA, do not have to complete the EPA soil fumigant training/examination program.
By adopting these soil and media fumigation rules, applicators in North Carolina will continue to have access to necessary soil fumigants without having to periodically undergo a national "one size fits all" training program and examination, which contain much information which is not relevant to our state's climate, cropping practices and pesticide application practices. These rules will enable the NC Pesticide Board to ensure that North Carolina fumigators are trained and qualified under information relevant to our state and actual production needs and practices. As long as the applicator maintains continuing certification training requirements established by the Pesticide Board, such applicators will not be required to retest every three years.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Christina L. Waggett
Address: 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001
Phone: 919-707-3008
E-Mail: christina.waggett@ncagr.gov
Agency Contact, if any:
Phone:
E-Mail:
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Christina L. Waggett
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Christina L. Waggett
Title: Rulemaking Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
original 5/20/15
FILED 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:49 OFFICE OF ADMIN HEARINGS
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The NC Pesticide Board
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 02 NCAC 09L .0505 Classifications
3. Action:
[ ] ADOPTION [X] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: 02/16/15
Link to Agency notice: 02/16/15 http://www.ncagr.gov/AdministrativeRules/ProposedRules/index.htm
Hearing on: N/A
Adoption by agency on:
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[ ] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[ ] Local funds affected
[ ] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[ ] Approved by OSBM
[X] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[X] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[ ] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law:
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[X] Other: EPA reclassification
9B. Explain: As required by updated soil fumigant product labels, certified commercial and private applicators must successfully complete an EPA-approved training program covering the new soil fumigant provisions This training must be completed every three years, and requires that the applicator pass a comprehensive examination on each of the soil fumigants..
EPA requirements contain the provision that applicators who are certified in a soil fumigation category or subcategory in a state, and the state's program has been approved by EPA, do not have to complete the EPA soil fumigant training/examination program.
By adopting these soil and media fumigation rules, applicators in North Carolina will continue to have access to necessary soil fumigants without having to periodically undergo a national "one size fits all" training program and examination, which contain much information which is not relevant to our state's climate, cropping practices and pesticide application practices. These rules will enable the NC Pesticide Board to ensure that North Carolina fumigators are trained and qualified under information relevant to our state and actual production needs and practices. As long as the applicator maintains continuing certification training requirements established by the Pesticide Board, such applicators will not be required to retest every three years.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Christina L. Waggett
Address: 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001
Phone: 919-707-3008
E-Mail: christina.waggett@ncagr.gov
Agency Contact, if any:
Phone:
E-Mail:
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Christina L. Waggett
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Christina L. Waggett
Title: Rulemaking Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
original 5/20/15
FILED 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:49 OFFICE OF ADMIN HEARINGS
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The NC Pesticide Board
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 02 NCAC 09L .0507 Categories of Consultants
3. Action:
[ ] ADOPTION [X] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: 02/16/15
Link to Agency notice: 02/16/15 http://www.ncagr.gov/AdministrativeRules/ProposedRules/index.htm
Hearing on: N/A
Adoption by agency on:
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[ ] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[ ] Local funds affected
[ ] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[ ] Approved by OSBM
[X] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[X] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[ ] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law:
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[X] Other: EPA reclassification
9B. Explain: As required by updated soil fumigant product labels, certified commercial and private applicators must successfully complete an EPA-approved training program covering the new soil fumigant provisions This training must be completed every three years, and requires that the applicator pass a comprehensive examination on each of the soil fumigants..
EPA requirements contain the provision that applicators who are certified in a soil fumigation category or subcategory in a state, and the state's program has been approved by EPA, do not have to complete the EPA soil fumigant training/examination program.
By adopting these soil and media fumigation rules, applicators in North Carolina will continue to have access to necessary soil fumigants without having to periodically undergo a national "one size fits all" training program and examination, which contain much information which is not relevant to our state's climate, cropping practices and pesticide application practices. These rules will enable the NC Pesticide Board to ensure that North Carolina fumigators are trained and qualified under information relevant to our state and actual production needs and practices. As long as the applicator maintains continuing certification training requirements established by the Pesticide Board, such applicators will not be required to retest every three years.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Christina L. Waggett
Address: 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001
Phone: 919-707-3008
E-Mail: christina.waggett@ncagr.gov
Agency Contact, if any:
Phone:
E-Mail:
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Christina L. Waggett
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Christina L. Waggett
Title: Rulemaking Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
original 5/20/15
FILED 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:49 OFFICE OF ADMIN HEARINGS
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The NC Pesticide Board
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 02 NCAC 09L .0522 Recertification Options
3. Action:
[ ] ADOPTION [X] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: 02/16/15
Link to Agency notice: 02/16/15 http://www.ncagr.gov/AdministrativeRules/ProposedRules/index.htm
Hearing on: N/A
Adoption by agency on:
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[ ] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[ ] Local funds affected
[ ] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[ ] Approved by OSBM
[X] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[X] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[ ] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law:
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[X] Other: EPA reclassification
9B. Explain: As required by updated soil fumigant product labels, certified commercial and private applicators must successfully complete an EPA-approved training program covering the new soil fumigant provisions This training must be completed every three years, and requires that the applicator pass a comprehensive examination on each of the soil fumigants..
EPA requirements contain the provision that applicators who are certified in a soil fumigation category or subcategory in a state, and the state's program has been approved by EPA, do not have to complete the EPA soil fumigant training/examination program.
By adopting these soil and media fumigation rules, applicators in North Carolina will continue to have access to necessary soil fumigants without having to periodically undergo a national "one size fits all" training program and examination, which contain much information which is not relevant to our state's climate, cropping practices and pesticide application practices. These rules will enable the NC Pesticide Board to ensure that North Carolina fumigators are trained and qualified under information relevant to our state and actual production needs and practices. As long as the applicator maintains continuing certification training requirements established by the Pesticide Board, such applicators will not be required to retest every three years.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Christina L. Waggett
Address: 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001
Phone: 919-707-3008
E-Mail: christina.waggett@ncagr.gov
Agency Contact, if any:
Phone:
E-Mail:
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Christina L. Waggett
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Christina L. Waggett
Title: Rulemaking Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
original 5/20/15
FILED 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:50 OFFICE OF ADMIN HEARINGS
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The NC Pesticide Board
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 02 NCAC 09L .0529 Soil and Growing Media Fumigation Examination Waver
3. Action:
[X] ADOPTION [ ] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: 02/16/15
Link to Agency notice: 02/16/15 http://www.ncagr.gov/AdministrativeRules/ProposedRules/index.htm
Hearing on: N/A
Adoption by agency on:
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[ ] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[ ] Local funds affected
[ ] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[ ] Approved by OSBM
[X] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[X] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[ ] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law:
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[X] Other: EPA reclassification
9B. Explain: As required by updated soil fumigant product labels, certified commercial and private applicators must successfully complete an EPA-approved training program covering the new soil fumigant provisions This training must be completed every three years, and requires that the applicator pass a comprehensive examination on each of the soil fumigants..
EPA requirements contain the provision that applicators who are certified in a soil fumigation category or subcategory in a state, and the state's program has been approved by EPA, do not have to complete the EPA soil fumigant training/examination program.
By adopting these soil and media fumigation rules, applicators in North Carolina will continue to have access to necessary soil fumigants without having to periodically undergo a national "one size fits all" training program and examination, which contain much information which is not relevant to our state's climate, cropping practices and pesticide application practices. These rules will enable the NC Pesticide Board to ensure that North Carolina fumigators are trained and qualified under information relevant to our state and actual production needs and practices. As long as the applicator maintains continuing certification training requirements established by the Pesticide Board, such applicators will not be required to retest every three years.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Christina L. Waggett
Address: 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001
Phone: 919-707-3008
E-Mail: christina.waggett@ncagr.gov
Agency Contact, if any:
Phone:
E-Mail:
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Christina L. Waggett
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Christina L. Waggett
Title: Rulemaking Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
original 5/20/15
FILED 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:50 OFFICE OF ADMIN HEARINGS
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The NC Pesticide Board
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 02 NCAC 09L .1102 Definitions
3. Action:
[ ] ADOPTION [X] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: 02/16/15
Link to Agency notice: 02/16/15 http://www.ncagr.gov/AdministrativeRules/ProposedRules/index.htm
Hearing on: N/A
Adoption by agency on:
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[ ] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[ ] Local funds affected
[ ] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[ ] Approved by OSBM
[X] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[X] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[ ] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law:
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[X] Other: EPA reclassification
9B. Explain: As required by updated soil fumigant product labels, certified commercial and private applicators must successfully complete an EPA-approved training program covering the new soil fumigant provisions This training must be completed every three years, and requires that the applicator pass a comprehensive examination on each of the soil fumigants..
EPA requirements contain the provision that applicators who are certified in a soil fumigation category or subcategory in a state, and the state's program has been approved by EPA, do not have to complete the EPA soil fumigant training/examination program.
By adopting these soil and media fumigation rules, applicators in North Carolina will continue to have access to necessary soil fumigants without having to periodically undergo a national "one size fits all" training program and examination, which contain much information which is not relevant to our state's climate, cropping practices and pesticide application practices. These rules will enable the NC Pesticide Board to ensure that North Carolina fumigators are trained and qualified under information relevant to our state and actual production needs and practices. As long as the applicator maintains continuing certification training requirements established by the Pesticide Board, such applicators will not be required to retest every three years.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Christina L. Waggett
Address: 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001
Phone: 919-707-3008
E-Mail: christina.waggett@ncagr.gov
Agency Contact, if any:
Phone:
E-Mail:
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Christina L. Waggett
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Christina L. Waggett
Title: Rulemaking Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
original 5/20/15
FILED 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:50 OFFICE OF ADMIN HEARINGS
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The NC Pesticide Board
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 02 NCAC 09L .1103 Certification Examination
3. Action:
[ ] ADOPTION [X] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: 02/16/15
Link to Agency notice: 02/16/15 http://www.ncagr.gov/AdministrativeRules/ProposedRules/index.htm
Hearing on: N/A
Adoption by agency on:
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[ ] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[ ] Local funds affected
[ ] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[ ] Approved by OSBM
[X] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[X] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[ ] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law:
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[X] Other: EPA reclassification
9B. Explain: As required by updated soil fumigant product labels, certified commercial and private applicators must successfully complete an EPA-approved training program covering the new soil fumigant provisions This training must be completed every three years, and requires that the applicator pass a comprehensive examination on each of the soil fumigants..
EPA requirements contain the provision that applicators who are certified in a soil fumigation category or subcategory in a state, and the state's program has been approved by EPA, do not have to complete the EPA soil fumigant training/examination program.
By adopting these soil and media fumigation rules, applicators in North Carolina will continue to have access to necessary soil fumigants without having to periodically undergo a national "one size fits all" training program and examination, which contain much information which is not relevant to our state's climate, cropping practices and pesticide application practices. These rules will enable the NC Pesticide Board to ensure that North Carolina fumigators are trained and qualified under information relevant to our state and actual production needs and practices. As long as the applicator maintains continuing certification training requirements established by the Pesticide Board, such applicators will not be required to retest every three years.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Christina L. Waggett
Address: 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001
Phone: 919-707-3008
E-Mail: christina.waggett@ncagr.gov
Agency Contact, if any:
Phone:
E-Mail:
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Christina L. Waggett
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Christina L. Waggett
Title: Rulemaking Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
original 5/20/15
FILED 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:51 OFFICE OF ADMIN HEARINGS
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The NC Pesticide Board
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 02 NCAC 09L .1104 Single Purchase Emergency Certification Permit
3. Action:
[ ] ADOPTION [X] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: 02/16/15
Link to Agency notice: 02/16/15 http://www.ncagr.gov/AdministrativeRules/ProposedRules/index.htm
Hearing on: N/A
Adoption by agency on:
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[ ] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[ ] Local funds affected
[ ] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[ ] Approved by OSBM
[X] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[X] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[ ] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law:
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[X] Other: EPA reclassification
9B. Explain: As required by updated soil fumigant product labels, certified commercial and private applicators must successfully complete an EPA-approved training program covering the new soil fumigant provisions This training must be completed every three years, and requires that the applicator pass a comprehensive examination on each of the soil fumigants..
EPA requirements contain the provision that applicators who are certified in a soil fumigation category or subcategory in a state, and the state's program has been approved by EPA, do not have to complete the EPA soil fumigant training/examination program.
By adopting these soil and media fumigation rules, applicators in North Carolina will continue to have access to necessary soil fumigants without having to periodically undergo a national "one size fits all" training program and examination, which contain much information which is not relevant to our state's climate, cropping practices and pesticide application practices. These rules will enable the NC Pesticide Board to ensure that North Carolina fumigators are trained and qualified under information relevant to our state and actual production needs and practices. As long as the applicator maintains continuing certification training requirements established by the Pesticide Board, such applicators will not be required to retest every three years.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Christina L. Waggett
Address: 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001
Phone: 919-707-3008
E-Mail: christina.waggett@ncagr.gov
Agency Contact, if any:
Phone:
E-Mail:
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Christina L. Waggett
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Christina L. Waggett
Title: Rulemaking Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
original 5/20/15
FILED 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:51 OFFICE OF ADMIN HEARINGS
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The NC Pesticide Board
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 02 NCAC 09L .1108 Term of Certification; Recertification
3. Action:
[ ] ADOPTION [X] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: 02/16/15
Link to Agency notice: 02/16/15 http://www.ncagr.gov/AdministrativeRules/ProposedRules/index.htm
Hearing on: N/A
Adoption by agency on:
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[ ] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[ ] Local funds affected
[ ] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[ ] Approved by OSBM
[X] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[X] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[ ] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law:
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[X] Other: EPA reclassification
9B. Explain: As required by updated soil fumigant product labels, certified commercial and private applicators must successfully complete an EPA-approved training program covering the new soil fumigant provisions This training must be completed every three years, and requires that the applicator pass a comprehensive examination on each of the soil fumigants..
EPA requirements contain the provision that applicators who are certified in a soil fumigation category or subcategory in a state, and the state's program has been approved by EPA, do not have to complete the EPA soil fumigant training/examination program.
By adopting these soil and media fumigation rules, applicators in North Carolina will continue to have access to necessary soil fumigants without having to periodically undergo a national "one size fits all" training program and examination, which contain much information which is not relevant to our state's climate, cropping practices and pesticide application practices. These rules will enable the NC Pesticide Board to ensure that North Carolina fumigators are trained and qualified under information relevant to our state and actual production needs and practices. As long as the applicator maintains continuing certification training requirements established by the Pesticide Board, such applicators will not be required to retest every three years.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Christina L. Waggett
Address: 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001
Phone: 919-707-3008
E-Mail: christina.waggett@ncagr.gov
Agency Contact, if any:
Phone:
E-Mail:
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Christina L. Waggett
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Christina L. Waggett
Title: Rulemaking Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
original 5/20/15
FILED 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:51 OFFICE OF ADMIN HEARINGS
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The NC Pesticide Board
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 02 NCAC 09L .1109 Certification of Private Applicators
3. Action:
[X] ADOPTION [ ] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: 02/16/15
Link to Agency notice: 02/16/15 http://www.ncagr.gov/AdministrativeRules/ProposedRules/index.htm
Hearing on: N/A
Adoption by agency on:
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[ ] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[ ] Local funds affected
[ ] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[ ] Approved by OSBM
[X] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[X] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[ ] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law:
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[X] Other: EPA reclassification
9B. Explain: As required by updated soil fumigant product labels, certified commercial and private applicators must successfully complete an EPA-approved training program covering the new soil fumigant provisions This training must be completed every three years, and requires that the applicator pass a comprehensive examination on each of the soil fumigants..
EPA requirements contain the provision that applicators who are certified in a soil fumigation category or subcategory in a state, and the state's program has been approved by EPA, do not have to complete the EPA soil fumigant training/examination program.
By adopting these soil and media fumigation rules, applicators in North Carolina will continue to have access to necessary soil fumigants without having to periodically undergo a national "one size fits all" training program and examination, which contain much information which is not relevant to our state's climate, cropping practices and pesticide application practices. These rules will enable the NC Pesticide Board to ensure that North Carolina fumigators are trained and qualified under information relevant to our state and actual production needs and practices. As long as the applicator maintains continuing certification training requirements established by the Pesticide Board, such applicators will not be required to retest every three years.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Christina L. Waggett
Address: 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001
Phone: 919-707-3008
E-Mail: christina.waggett@ncagr.gov
Agency Contact, if any:
Phone:
E-Mail:
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Christina L. Waggett
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Christina L. Waggett
Title: Rulemaking Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
original 5/20/15
FILED 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:48 OFFICE OF ADMIN HEARINGS
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: Commissioner of Agriculture
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 02 NCAC 09M .0101 Manufacturer Registration
3. Action:
[ ] ADOPTION [X] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: 2/16/15
Link to Agency notice: http://www.ncagr.gov/AdministrativeRules/ProposedRules/index.htm
Hearing on: N/A
Adoption by agency on: 4/27/15
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[ ] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[ ] Local funds affected
[ ] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[ ] Approved by OSBM
[X] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[X] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[X] Federal regulation / cite: DQSA, HR 3204
[ ] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law:
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[ ] Other:
9B. Explain: The Drug Quality and Security Act (DQSA), HR3204, was enacted on 11/27/2013. Title I–Drug Compounding amends the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to provide for the establishment, registration, and regulation of voluntary outsourcing facilities, defined as "a facility at one geographic location or address that is engaged in the compounding of sterile drugs, has elected to register as an outsourcing facility, and complies with all the requirements of this section [503B]." Outsourcing facilities that compound and distribute drugs for office use are actually operating as a "manufacturer" and "wholesale distributor" as defined in NC General Statutes Article 12 (Food, Drugs and Cosmetics) and Article 12A (Wholesale Prescription Drug Distributors), and should be licensed as such before operating in this state. This amendment addresses that issue and brings NC in line with the federal regulations.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Christina L. Waggett
Address: 1001 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1001
Phone: 919-707-3008
E-Mail: christina.waggett@ncagr.gov
Agency Contact, if any:
Phone:
E-Mail:
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Christina L. Waggett
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Christina L. Waggett
Title: Rulemaking Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
ORIGINAL MAY 20 2015
FILED Office of Administrative Hearings 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:57
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Employment Security (DES)
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 04 NCAC 24A .0101 – OFFICE LOCATION
3. Action:
[X] ADOPTION [ ] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: March 2, 2015
Link to Agency notice: www.ncesc.com (Legal Tab)
Hearing on: April 10, 2015
Adoption by agency on: May 14, 2015
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[X] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[X] Local funds affected
[X] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[X] Approved by OSBM
[ ] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[ ] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[X] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law: Session Law 2011-401 (Senate Bill 532)
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[ ] Other:
9B. Explain: The North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Employment Security became subject to G.S. 150B, pursuant to G.S. 96-4(d) and Section 1.10(c), Part 1, Session Law 2011-401 (Senate Bill 532). The intent of the Act was to reform the Employment Security Laws of North Carolina, including making DES subject to Rule Making under Article 2A of Chapter 150B of the North Carolina General Statutes. The changes were intended to improve transparency in the State's administration of the unemployment insurance (UI) program. The Act requires the NC Dept. of Commerce to adopt rules to ensure that the administration of the UI program and federal law provisions are properly implemented. These rules are being adopted to codify many of the existing policies and practices in the UI program. The availability of clear and understandable information is of significant importance to the citizens of North Carolina and these rules are the first step to provide meaningful and useful information to the public.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Jeremy L. Ray
Address: DES Main Campus
700 Wade Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27605
Phone: 919-707-1606
E-Mail: jeremy.ray@nccommerce.com
Agency Contact, if any: Jeremy L. Ray
Phone: 919-707-1606
E-Mail: jeremy.ray@nccommerce.com
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Jeremy L. Ray
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Jeremy L. Ray
Title: Rule-making Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
ORIGINAL MAY 20 2015
FILED Office of Administrative Hearings 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:57
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Employment Security (DES)
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 04 NCAC 24A .0102 – ADDRESS CHANGES
3. Action:
[X] ADOPTION [ ] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: March 2, 2015
Link to Agency notice: www.ncesc.com (Legal Tab)
Hearing on: April 10, 2015
Adoption by agency on: May 14, 2015
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[X] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[X] Local funds affected
[X] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[X] Approved by OSBM
[ ] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[ ] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[X] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law: Session Law 2011-401 (Senate Bill 532)
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[ ] Other:
9B. Explain: The North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Employment Security became subject to G.S. 150B, pursuant to G.S. 96-4(d) and Section 1.10(c), Part 1, Session Law 2011-401 (Senate Bill 532). The intent of the Act was to reform the Employment Security Laws of North Carolina, including making DES subject to Rule Making under Article 2A of Chapter 150B of the North Carolina General Statutes. The changes were intended to improve transparency in the State's administration of the unemployment insurance (UI) program. The Act requires the NC Dept. of Commerce to adopt rules to ensure that the administration of the UI program and federal law provisions are properly implemented. These rules are being adopted to codify many of the existing policies and practices in the UI program. The availability of clear and understandable information is of significant importance to the citizens of North Carolina and these rules are the first step to provide meaningful and useful information to the public.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Jeremy L. Ray
Address: DES Main Campus
700 Wade Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27605
Phone: 919-707-1606
E-Mail: jeremy.ray@nccommerce.com
Agency Contact, if any: Jeremy L. Ray
Phone: 919-707-1606
E-Mail: jeremy.ray@nccommerce.com
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Jeremy L. Ray
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Jeremy L. Ray
Title: Rule-making Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
ORIGINAL MAY 20 2015
FILED Office of Administrative Hearings 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:57
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Employment Security (DES)
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 04 NCAC 24A .0103 – ADDRESSES FOR NOTICE
3. Action:
[X] ADOPTION [ ] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: March 2, 2015
Link to Agency notice: www.ncesc.com (Legal Tab)
Hearing on: April 10, 2015
Adoption by agency on: May 14, 2015
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[X] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[X] Local funds affected
[X] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[X] Approved by OSBM
[ ] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[ ] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[X] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law: Session Law 2011-401 (Senate Bill 532)
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[ ] Other:
9B. Explain: The North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Employment Security became subject to G.S. 150B, pursuant to G.S. 96-4(d) and Section 1.10(c), Part 1, Session Law 2011-401 (Senate Bill 532). The intent of the Act was to reform the Employment Security Laws of North Carolina, including making DES subject to Rule Making under Article 2A of Chapter 150B of the North Carolina General Statutes. The changes were intended to improve transparency in the State's administration of the unemployment insurance (UI) program. The Act requires the NC Dept. of Commerce to adopt rules to ensure that the administration of the UI program and federal law provisions are properly implemented. These rules are being adopted to codify many of the existing policies and practices in the UI program. The availability of clear and understandable information is of significant importance to the citizens of North Carolina and these rules are the first step to provide meaningful and useful information to the public.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Jeremy L. Ray
Address: DES Main Campus
700 Wade Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27605
Phone: 919-707-1606
E-Mail: jeremy.ray@nccommerce.com
Agency Contact, if any: Jeremy L. Ray
Phone: 919-707-1606
E-Mail: jeremy.ray@nccommerce.com
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Jeremy L. Ray
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Jeremy L. Ray
Title: Rule-making Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014
ORIGINAL MAY 20 2015
FILED Office of Administrative Hearings 2015 MAY 20 PM 3:57
SUBMISSION FOR PERMANENT RULE
1. Rule-Making Agency: The North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Employment Security (DES)
2. Rule citation & name (name not required for repeal): 04 NCAC 24A .0104 – ADDRESSES FOR FILING CLAIMS, APPEALS, EXCEPTIONS, REQUESTS OR PROTESTS
3. Action:
[X] ADOPTION [ ] AMENDMENT [ ] REPEAL
4. Rule exempt from RRC review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
5. Rule automatically subject to legislative review?
[ ] Yes. Cite authority:
[X] No
6. Notice for Proposed Rule:
[X] Notice Required
Notice of Text published on: March 2, 2015
Link to Agency notice: www.ncesc.com (Legal Tab)
Hearing on: April 10, 2015
Adoption by agency on: May 14, 2015
[ ] Notice not required under G.S.:
Adoption by agency on:
7. Rule establishes or increases a fee? (See G.S. 12-3.1)
[ ] Yes
Agency submitted request for consultation on:
Consultation not required. Cite authority:
[X] No
8. Fiscal impact (check all that apply):
[X] State funds affected
[ ] Environmental permitting of DOT affected and analysis submitted to Board of Transportation
[X] Local funds affected
[X] Substantial economic impact (≥$1,000,000)
[X] Approved by OSBM
[ ] No fiscal note required
9. REASON FOR ACTION
9A. What prompted this action? Check all that apply:
[ ] Agency
[ ] Court order / cite:
[ ] Federal statute / cite:
[ ] Federal regulation / cite:
[X] Legislation enacted by the General Assembly
Cite Session Law: Session Law 2011-401 (Senate Bill 532)
[ ] Petition for rule-making
[ ] Other:
9B. Explain: The North Carolina Department of Commerce, Division of Employment Security became subject to G.S. 150B, pursuant to G.S. 96-4(d) and Section 1.10(c), Part 1, Session Law 2011-401 (Senate Bill 532). The intent of the Act was to reform the Employment Security Laws of North Carolina, including making DES subject to Rule Making under Article 2A of Chapter 150B of the North Carolina General Statutes. The changes were intended to improve transparency in the State's administration of the unemployment insurance (UI) program. The Act requires the NC Dept. of Commerce to adopt rules to ensure that the administration of the UI program and federal law provisions are properly implemented. These rules are being adopted to codify many of the existing policies and practices in the UI program. The availability of clear and understandable information is of significant importance to the citizens of North Carolina and these rules are the first step to provide meaningful and useful information to the public.
10. Rule-making Coordinator: Jeremy L. Ray
Address: DES Main Campus
700 Wade Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27605
Phone: 919-707-1606
E-Mail: jeremy.ray@nccommerce.com
Agency Contact, if any: Jeremy L. Ray
Phone: 919-707-1606
E-Mail: jeremy.ray@nccommerce.com
11. Signature of Agency Head* or Rule-making Coordinator:
Jeremy L. Ray
*If this function has been delegated (reassigned) pursuant to G.S. 143B-10(a), submit a copy of the delegation with this form.
Typed Name: Jeremy L. Ray
Title: Rule-making Coordinator
RRC AND OAH USE ONLY
Action taken:
[ ] RRC Extended period of review:
[ ] RRC determined substantial changes:
[ ] Withdrawn by agency
[ ] Subject to Legislative Review
[ ] Other:
Permanent Rule 0400 – 11/2014