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Alaska Foster Care Licensing Statutes and Regulations
AS 47.32.
Centralized Licensing and Related Administrative Procedures
7 AAC 10.1000-10.1095.
Environmental Health and Safety
7 AAC 10.9500-10.9535.
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7 AAC 10.9600-10.9620.
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7 AAC 10.9990.
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7 AAC 50.
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7 AAC 67.
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7 AAC 56.
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Background Check Statute and Regulations
AS 47.05.300–47.05.390
. The current statute governing the background checks system used by the Department of Health and the Department of Family and Community Services.
7 AAC 10.900-7 AAC 10.990.
The current regulation which provides a common, consistent definition of barrier conditions for all programs.
7 AAC 54.205 – 7 AAC 54.900.
The current grievance procedure regulations.
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