la-202610-9ae6331669: Rule Review and Streamlining under Executive Order JML 25-038

A. - C.Repealed.

D.The secretary of the department shall have the authority to enter into contracts with license issuing agents (license vendors) for the purpose of distribution of electronic licenses. Licensing vendors shall be required to execute a contract provided by the department which shall, at a minimum: 1.provide for a security deposit(s) by the vendor for electronic issuing equipment; 2.provide the mechanisms by which the electronic issuance and transfer of license fees shall be accomplished; 3.provide for compensation of licensing vendors in an amount not to exceed $0.50 per license privilege, to be retained by the license vendor from license fees collected; 4.provide for other terms and conditions to be fulfilled by license vendors.

E. - O.…

AUTHORITY NOTE:Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 56:6(21) and R.S. 56:641. HISTORICAL NOTE:Promulgated by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Office of Management and Finance, LR 24:505 (March 1998), amended by Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife and Fisheries Commission, LR 26:1078 (May 2000), amended by Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Office of Management and Finance, LR 27:1243 (August 2001), amended by Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife and Fisheries Commission, LR 28:354 (February 2002), LR 28:2570 (December 2002), LR 31:1103 (May 2005), repromulgated LR 31:1345 (June 2005), amended LR 53: Subchapter I.Special Licenses and License Fee Waivers §337.Special Permits: Publicly-Operated Residential Psychiatric Facilities Repealed. AUTHORITY NOTE:Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 56:302.2. HISTORICAL NOTE:Promulgated by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife and Fisheries Commission, LR 35:1912 (September 2009), repealed LR 53: Chapter 7.Louisiana Wild Seafood Certification Program §701.Declaration of Policy, Purposes, and Intent Repealed. AUTHORITY NOTE:Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 56:578.15 and R.S. 56:23. HISTORICAL NOTE:Promulgated by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Office of the Secretary, LR 38:1999 (August 2012), amended by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife and Fisheries Commission, LR 39:1062 (April 2013), LR 40:804 (April 2014), repromulgated LR 40:1390 (July 2014), repealed LR 53: §703.Application and Permitting Process Repealed. AUTHORITY NOTE:Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 56:578.15, R.S. 56:23, and R.S. 56:301.4. HISTORICAL NOTE:Promulgated by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Office of the Secretary, LR 38:2000 (August 2012), amended by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife and Fisheries Commission, LR 40:2616 (December 2014), repealed LR 53: §704.Product Registration and Supply Chain Verification Repealed. AUTHORITY NOTE:Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 56:578.15 and R.S. 56:23. HISTORICAL NOTE:Promulgated by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife and Fisheries Commission, LR 40:805 (April 2014), repromulgated LR 40:1391 (July 2014), repealed LR 53: §705.Logo Use Guidelines and Standards Repealed. AUTHORITY NOTE:Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 56:578.15 and R.S. 56:23. HISTORICAL NOTE:Promulgated by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Office of the Secretary, LR 38:2000 (August 2012), amended by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife and Fisheries Commission, LR 40:805 (April 2014), repromulgated LR 40:1392 (July 2014), repealed LR 53: §707.Operations Repealed. AUTHORITY NOTE:Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 56:578.15 and R.S. 56:23. HISTORICAL NOTE:Promulgated by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Office of the Secretary, LR 38:2001 (August 2012), repealed by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife and Fisheries Commission, LR 53: §709.Monitoring and Enforcement Repealed. AUTHORITY NOTE:Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 56:578.15, R.S. 56:23, and R.S. 56:301.4. HISTORICAL NOTE:Promulgated by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Office of the Secretary, LR 38:2001 (August 2012), repromulgated LR 38:2566 (October 2012), amended by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife and Fisheries Commission, LR 40:805 (April 2014), repromulgated LR 40:1392 (July 2014), repealed LR 53: Family Impact Statement In accordance with Act 1183 of 1999 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature, the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Wildlife and Fisheries Commission hereby issues its Family Impact Statement in connection with the preceding Notice of Intent. This Notice of Intent will have no impact on the six criteria set out at R.S. 49:972(B). Poverty Impact Statement The proposed rulemaking will have no impact on poverty as described in R.S. 49:973. Small Business Analysis The proposed Rule change is not anticipated to have an adverse impact on small businesses. The repeals of §§309, 319, 327.A through C, and 337 remove provisions that are duplicative of statute or rest on repealed statutory authority, and they impose no new requirement on any regulated person. Repeal of Chapter 7 discontinues the Louisiana Wild Seafood Certification Program, in which participation is voluntary and many participants are small businesses. The repeal imposes no new requirement and relieves participating commercial fishermen, dealers, retailers, and restaurants of the permit application, annual renewal, program training, product registration, invoice submission, and recordkeeping obligations of §§703, 704, and 707. Participants who have invested in packaging, labels, signage, or marketing materials bearing the program logo will no longer be authorized to use the logo once the repeal becomes effective, and the department will provide notice sufficient to allow existing inventory to be exhausted. The amendment to LAC 76:I.321 consolidates two overlapping confidentiality Sections into one and does not reduce the protection afforded to data submitted by commercial fishermen, wholesale/retail dealers, or for-hire operators. The amendment to the title of Part I is descriptive and imposes no requirement on any person. Provider Impact Statement This proposed Rule has no known impact on providers as described in HCR 170 of 2014. Public Comments Written comments should be addressed to Cole Garrett, General Counsel, Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, P.O. Box 98000, Baton Rouge, LA 70898-9000, or via e-mail to cgarrett@wlf.la.gov prior to 4:30 p.m., November 25, 2026. Kenneth A. “Andy” Brister Chairman FISCAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT STATEMENT FOR ADMINISTRATIVE RULES RULE TITLE: Rule Review and Streamlining under Executive Order JML 25-038 I.ESTIMATED IMPLEMENTATION COSTS (SAVINGS) TO STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS (Summary) The proposed rule changes are not anticipated to impact the costs or savings of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) or any other state or local governmental units. The proposed rule change updates and clarifies regulations governing the confidentiality of fishery dependent data, specifically commercial and for-hire landings. The proposed rule change specifies who may access confidential data, establishes procedures for complying with federal confidentiality requirements, and extends penalties for unauthorized disclosure to contractors. Additionally, the proposed rule change removes outdated or duplicative provisions related to recreational licensing and eliminates the Louisiana Wild Seafood Certification Program. II.ESTIMATED EFFECT ON REVENUE COLLECTIONS OF STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL UNITS (Summary) The proposed rule change is not anticipated to impact the revenue collections of LDWF or any other state or local governmental units. III.ESTIMATED COSTS AND/OR ECONOMIC BENEFITS TO DIRECTLY AFFECTRED PERSONS, SMALL BUSINESSES, OR NONGOVERNMENTAL GROUPS (Summary) The proposed rule change is anticipated to have a long-term economic benefit, but may have short-term costs for directly affected small businesses. The proposed rule change repeals the Louisiana Wild Seafood Certification Program, which will relieve participating commercial fishers, seafood dealers, retailers, and restaurateurs of the permit application, annual renewal, program training, invoice submission, and recordkeeping requirements. Entities that invested in packaging labels, signage, or marketing materials bearing the program’s logo will no longer be able to use them upon promulgation of the proposed rule change. The program currently has 12 entities that utilize the participant permit, but the overall impact on costs for these entities is dependent on the amount of inventory they have on hand at the time of promulgation. IV.ESTIMATED EFFECT ON COMPETITION AND EMPLOYMENT (Summary) The proposed rule change is not anticipated to impact competition or employment in the public or private sectors. Cara TylerPatrice Thomas UndersecretaryDeputy Fiscal Officer 2610#014Legislative Fiscal Office Administrative Code Update CUMULATIVE: JAN-SEP 2026 LAC Location: Title Part # / Section # Action Month Page # 4 VII.965,967,969,971,973,975,977,979,981,982 Amended June 949 VII.983,985,987 Amended June 949 VII.990 Amended June 948 XXI.705 Amended Jul. 1187 XXI.1801 Adopted Jul. 1187 XXIV.101,103,105 Adopted Jul. 1188 XXV.101,103,105,107,109 Adopted Aug. 1338 7 XI.141,143 Adopted Jan. 24 XI.701,705,707,709,711 Amended Jul. 1117 XIII.123,755 Amended Mar. 347 XV.126,127 Amended Mar. 348 XXV.117 Amended Mar. 349 XXV.126 Adopted Mar. 349 XXIX.103,109,111,117 Amended Mar. 348 XXXV.103,125,127 Amended Sep. 1499 13 I.901,903,905,907,909,911,913,917,919,921 Amended June 982 I.902 Adopted June 982 I.1301,1303,1305,1307,1309,1311,1313 Repealed Feb. 232 I.1315,1317,1319,1321,1323,1325,1327 Repealed Feb. 232 I.1501,1503,1505,1506,1507,1509,1511 Repealed Feb. 233 I.1513,1515,1516,1517,1518,1519,1521 Repealed Feb. 233 I.1525,1527 Repealed Feb. 233 I.5501,5503,5505,5507,5509,5511,5513 Adopted Feb. 234 I.5515,5517 Adopted Feb. 234 17 I.103,105 Amended May 678 19 VII.501,503,505,507,509,511,515,517 Amended May 739 VII.7601,7603,7605,7607,7609,7611,7615 Amended May 735 VII.7617 Amended May 735 VII.8903,8905,8907,8909,8911,8913 Amended May 733 VII.9101,9103,9105,9107,9109,9111,9117 Amended May 729 22 XI.902 Adopted Aug. 1338 25 V.101,103,105,107,109,111,113,115,117 Repealed Apr. 481 V.119,301,303,305,307,309,311,313,315 Repealed Apr. 481 V.317,501,503,505,507 Repealed Apr. 481 XI.301,303,305,307,309 Repealed Apr. 481 28 IV.301,501,502,505,509,701,703,704,705,801 Amended June 928 IV.803,1001,1005,1007,1013,1015,1017,1903 Amended June 928 IV.2103,2107 Amended June 928 IV.2215,2401 Amended June 927 VI.107,507,511,707,709,715 Amended June 943 VI.313,315 Amended Mar. 350 XI.1707,1903,5107,5701,6803,6821,6827 Amended Feb. 213 XI.1903 Amended Jul. 1124 XI.6829 Amended Feb. 213 XLI.1107,1301 Amended Apr. 484 XLIII.151,153,509 Amended Aug. 1330 LXI.101,307,501,503,505,507,509,511,513 Amended Aug. 1330 XCVII.125 Amended Aug. 1330 CI.501,703,709,719,725,901,1101,1513 Amended Aug. 1330 CXIII.907 Amended Jul. 1125 CXV.323,2316 Amended Feb. 213 CXV.337 Amended Aug. 1330 CXV.1301 Amended Feb. 215 CXXXI.303 Amended Jul. 1186 CXXXI.547,1901,1903,1904,1909,1911,1913 Amended May 666 CXXXI.1353 Amended Feb. 213 CXXXI.2103 Amended May 666 CXXXIX.503,1505,2101 Amended Aug. 1328 CXXXIX.4003 Amended Aug. 1330 CXLII.101,103,301,303,305,307,309,501,503 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.505,507,509,701,703,705,707,709,901 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.903,905,907,909,1101,1103,1105,1107 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.1109,1301,1303,1305,1307,1309,1501 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.1503,1505,1507,1509,1511,1701,1703 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.1705,1707,1709,1711,1901,1903,1905 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.1907,1909,1911,2101,2103,2105,2107 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.2109,2111,2113,2115,2117,2119,2301 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.2303,2305,2307,2309,2311,2313,2501 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.2503,2505,2507,2509,2511,2513,2515 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.2517,2519,2521,2523,2525,2701,2703 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.2705,2707,2709,2711,2713,2715,2717 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.2901,2903,2905,2907,2909,2911,2913 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.2915,2917,2919,2921,2923,2925,2927 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.2929,2931,2933,3101,3103,3105,3107 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.3109,3111,3113,3115,3117,3119,3121 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.3123,3125,3127,3129,3131,3301,3303 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.3305,3307,3309,3311,3313,3501,3503 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.3505,3507,3509,3511,3513,3515,3517 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.3701,3703,3705,3707,3709,3711,3713 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.3715,3717,3719,3721,3901,3903,3905 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLII.3907,3909,4101,4103,4105,4107 Adopted Jul. 1125 CXLVI.303,315,317,319 Amended Jul. 1167 CXLVI.343,345,347 Adopted Jul. 1167 CXLVII.301,307 Amended Apr. 483 CLXI.103,301,303,305,501,701,705,711,901 Amended Jan. 24 CLXI.1103,1305,1503,1507,1709,1711 Amended Jan. 24 CLXI.1713. Amended Jan. 24 CLXI.1715,1727 Amended Feb. 215 CLXI.1719,1727,1805,1901,1903,1919 Amended Jan. 24 CLXI.2103 Amended Jan. 24 CLXV.103,310,503,507 Amended Jan. 24 CLXVII.503,509,511 Amended Aug. 1329 CLXIX.101,301,303,305,307,309,311,501,503 Amended Jul. 1170 CLXIX.505,507,509,511,701,703,705,707,709 Amended Jul. 1170 CLXIX.711,901,903,905,907,909,911,1101 Amended Jul. 1170 CLXIX.1103,1105,1107,1109,1111,1301,1303 Amended Jul. 1170 CLXIX.1305,1307,1309,1311,1501,1503,1505 Amended Jul. 1170 CLXIX.1507,1509,1701,1703,1705,1707,1709 Amended Jul. 1170 CLXIX.1901,1903,1905,1907,1909,2101,2103 Amended Jul. 1170 CLXIX.2105, 2107,2109,2301,2303,2305,2307 Amended Jul. 1170 CLXIX.2309 Amended Jul. 1170 CLXXI.101,301,303,305,307,309,501,503,505 Repealed Jul. 1125 CLXXI.507,701,703,705,707,901,903,905,907 Repealed Jul. 1125 CLXXI.909,1101,1103,1105,1107,1109,1301 Repealed Jul. 1125 CLXXI.1303,1305,1307,1309,1501,1503,1505 Repealed Jul. 1125 CLXXI.1507,1509,1701,1703,1705,1707,1709 Repealed Jul. 1125 CLXX.1901,1903,1905,1907,1909,2101,2103 Repealed Jul. 1125 CLXXI.2105,2107,2301,2303,2305,2307,2501 Repealed Jul. 1125 CLXXI.2503 Repealed Jul. 1125 32 I.307,319 Amended May 678 33 I.805 Amended Jan. 32 I.1413,4707,7013 Amended Apr. 485 I.1802 Adopted Mar. 351 I.1901,1903,1905,1907,1909,1911 Amended Aug. 1334 I.7005,7007,7009,7011,7013 Amended Jan. 33 III.217 Amended Apr. 485 V.105,109,305,1003,1013,1015,1017,1019 Amended May 668 V.1023,1031,1033,1035,1045,2201,2249,3001 Amended May 668 V.4999 Amended Jan. 29 V.5121,5123, Amended Apr. 485 V.5129 Amended Apr. 485 V.5149 Repealed Apr. 485 VII.115,119,315,711,713,715,717 Amended May 668 VII.503,505,507 Amended Apr. 484 VII.509,513,10513 Amended May 676 VII.1509 Amended Apr. 485 IX.1109 Amended Apr. 487 IX.1309,7315 Amended Apr. 485 XI.307 Amended Apr. 485 XV.2510 Amended Apr. 485 34 III.129 Amended Apr. 492 V.1601,1603,1605 Adopted Jan. 36 35 XI.9914 Amended Apr, 493 37 XI.2309 Amended Aug. 1352 XIII.20901,20903,20905,20907,20909,20911 Adopted Sep. 1506 XIII.20913,20915,20917,20919 Adopted Sep. 1506 XIII.21301,21303,21305,21307,21309,21311 Adopted Aug. 1351 XIII.21313,21315,21317,21319,21321 Adopted Aug. 1351 XIII.21501,21503,21505,21507,21509,21511 Adopted Sep. 1508 XIII.21513,21515,21517,21519,21521,21523 Adopted Sep. 1508 XIII.21525,21527,21529,21531,21533 Adopted Sep. 1508 40 I.103,105,109,705,711,721,1901,1905 Amended Apr. 499 I.111,903,905,907,909,911,1101,1103,1105 Amended Apr. 501 I.703,707,713,715,719,723,725,1903,1907 Repealed Apr. 499 I.901,913,1111 Repealed Apr. 501 I.1106,1107,1109,1113,1117,1119,1121 Amended Apr. 501 I.1123,1125,1129,1131 Amended Apr. 501 I.1501,1503,1505,1507,1509 Amended Aug. 1353 I.1701,1703,1705,1707,1709,1711,1713,1715 Amended May 742 I.1717,1719,1721,1723,1725,1727,1729,1731 Amended May 742 I.1733,1735,1737 Amended May 742 I.2003,2007,2009,2011,2015,2019,2021,2103 Amended Aug. 1357 I.2109,2119,2203,2209,2217,2223,2303,2307 Amended Aug. 1357 I.2317,2321 Amended Aug. 1357 I.2328 Amended Apr. 509 I.5508,5547,5811,5824,5909,6301 Amended Apr. 506 I.5537,6735 Repealed Apr. 506 I.6727 Amended Aug. 1355 III.101,103,105,109,115,123,125,127,301,305 Amended May 746 III.502 Amended May 746 42 III.2325,2723 Amended Jan. 65 43 I.1501,1503,1505,1507,1509,1513 Amended Apr. 478 I.2001,2003,2005 Adopted Feb. 212 I.5101,5103,5105,5107,5109,5111,5113,5115 Adopted Jul. 1119 I.5117,5119,5121 Adopted Jul 1119 46 I.301,303,305,307,309,311,313,315,317,319 Amended Apr. 490 I.1303,1305,1309,1311,1313,1315,1317 Amended Sep. 1500 I.1501,1517,1519,1521,1523,1527,1529,1531 Amended June 946 I.1503,1505,1507,1509,1511,1513,1515 Repealed June 946 I.1533,1535 Amended June 946 I.2101,2105,2111 Repromulgated Apr. 488 I.2103,2107,2109,2115,2117,2119 Amended Apr. 488 I.2201,2211,2213,2215 Amended June 945 V.515 Adopted Mar. 351 V.2101,8101 Adopted Mar. 352 V.7301 Amended Mar. 351 XXXIII.1611,1613 Amended May 685 XXXIII.1709,1711,1713 Amended Jan. 41 XLVII.1706 Adopted Feb. 225 XLIX.1301,1303,1305 Amended Apr. 494 XLIX.1302 Adopted Apr. 494 XLIX.1601,1603 Repealed Apr. 494 LIII.1141 Amended Mar. 352 LIII.1145 Amended May 689 LIII.1301,1303,1305 Repealed May 685 LIII.1705 Amended May 688 LIII.1715,1717,1719,1721,1723,1725 Repealed May 688 LIII.2501 Amended Mar. 353 LIII.2701,2713 Amended May 686 LIII.2715,2717,2719,2721,2723,2725,2727 Repealed May 686 LIII.2729,2731,2733,2735,2737,2739,2741 Repealed May 686 LIII.2743,2745,2747,2749,2751,2753,2755 Repealed May 686 LIII.2757 Repealed May 686 LIII.2914 Amended Mar. 354 LIX.401,501,503,505,507,601,701,703,801 Repromulgated Feb. 237 LIX.803,901,903,905,907,909,911,913,1001 Repromulgated Feb. 237 LIX.1003,1005,1007 Repromulgated Feb. 237 LX.103,111 Amended Aug. 1350 LX.105,107,109 Repealed Aug. 1350 LX.301,305,307,309,311,313,315 Repealed Aug. 1349 LXIII.105,801,803,805,806,807,809,813 Amended June 977 LXIII.203,1907 Adopted June 977 LXIII.4001,4002,4003,4004,4006 Amended June 977 LXVI.301,305,1121,1129,1201 Amended Mar. 355 LXVII.10101,10103,10105,10301,10303 Amended Aug. 1341 LXVII.10103,10105 Adopted Aug. 1341 LXVII.10305,10308,10309,10311,10315 Amended Aug. 1341 LXVII.10313,10405,10407,10419,10421 Repealed Aug. 1341 LXVII.10319,10401,10403,10409,10411 Amended Aug. 1341 LXVII.10413,10417,10423,10501,10505 Amended Aug. 1341 LXVII.10425,10503,10507,10509,10513 Repealed Aug. 1341 LXVII.10511,10701,30101,30301,30302 Amended Aug. 1341 LXVII.30303,30401,30501,30701,30703 Amended Aug. 1341 LXVII.30900,30901,30905,31103 Amended Aug. 1341 LXVII.30903,30907 Repealed Aug. 1341 LXX.9101,9105,9107,9111 Amended Sep. 1504 LXXII.101,301,303,305,307,309,311,313,315 Adopted May 722 LXXII.501,503,505 Adopted May 722 LXXXV.303,1015 Amended Aug. 1327 LXXXV.305,407,811,1213 Amended Feb. 210 LXXXV.500,501,503,505 Amended Aug. 1325 LXXXV.1209 Repromulgated Aug. 1327 LXXXV.1211 Amended Aug. 1326 LXXXV.1215 Repealed Feb. 210 LXXXV.1219,1221,1407,1411,1413,1415 Repromulgated Sep. 1497 LXXXV.1303,1305 Amended Jul. 1118 LXXXV.1419,1421,1425 Repromulgated Sep. 1497 48 I.4001 Amended Apr. 498 I.4587 Amended Jan. 43 I.4603,4613,4641 Amended Aug. 1348 I.5601,5603,5606,5607,5611,5637,5674 Amended Jan. 44 I.5649 Amended Jan. 44 I.5698,5699,5701,5709,5711,5712,5719 Amended Jan. 44 I.5703,5705 Repealed Jan. 44 I.5706 Adopted Jan. 44 I.5723,5727 Amended Jan. 44 I.6737,6743 Amended Feb. 228 I.7701,7703,7705,777,7709,7711,7715,7717 Amended May 700 I.7719,7735,7737,7741,7751,7753 Amended May 700 I.9323,9479,9501 Amended Apr. 497 I.9505,9507,9513,9515 Amended Mar. 354 V.8601,8603,8605,8607,8609,8611 Adopted Feb. 229 49 I.501,517,518,519,533,535 Amended Jan. 54 I.516,521,534,539 Adopted Jan. 54 I.527,529,531 Repealed Jan. 54 50 I.2105 Amended Feb. 225 I.3105,3107 Amended Feb. 226 I.20503,20505,20507 Amended Jul. 1189 III.505 Repealed Jan. 42 III.2523 Amended Aug. 1348 V.1125 Amended Sep. 1506 VII.32917 Amended Apr. 497 IX.1501,1503,1505,15171,15173 Adopted Jan. 42 XXXIII.2303,6307 Amended Apr. 496 51 I.119 Amended Jan. 53 I.201,203,205,207,209 Amended Jan. 66 I.1301,1305,1307,1309,1313 Amended Jan. 68 I.4101,4103,4105,4107,4109,4201,4203,4205 Adopted May 690 I.4207,4209,4211,4401,4403,4405,4407,4409 Adopted May 690 I.4411,4413,4415,4417,4419,4421,4423,4425 Adopted May 690 I.4501,4503,4505,4601,4603,4605,4607,4609 Adopted May 690 I.4611,4613,4615 Adopted May 690 VI.401,403,405,407,409,411,601,603,605,607 Repromulgated May 706 VI.609,611,613,615,617,619,621,623,1001 Repromulgated May 706 VI.1003,1005,1007 Repromulgated May 706 IX.318 Adopted June 981 XXI.101,105 Amended Feb. 228 XXIII.2101 Amended June 982 XXIX.101,501,505,701,703,705,707,709 Amended Jan. 59 XXIX.711,713,715,901 Amended Jan. 59 XXIX.2101,2103,2303,2305,2307,2501 Adopted Jan. 59 XXIX.2303,2305 Amended Jul. 1190 XXIX.2503,2505,2507,2509,2511 Adopted Jan. 59 XXX.101,301,303,305,307,309,501,503,505 Repromulgated May 706 XXX.507,509,511 Repromulgated May 706 XXXI.101,103,105,107,301,303,305,307,309 Repromulgated May 706 XXXI.501,503,505,507,509,511,513,515,517 Repromulgated May 706 XXXI.519,521,523,525,527,529 Repromulgated May 706 52 I.1703 Amended Jul. 1118 55 III.146 Amended Jan. 66 V.103,107 Amended Aug. 1390 V.105 Repealed Aug. 1390 V.301,303,307 Amended Aug. 1388 V.305 Repealed Aug. 1388 V.2101,2103 Amended Aug. 1389 V.2105 Adopted Aug. 1389 VI.705 Amended Sep. 1505 IX.105,107 Amended Aug. 1387 58 III.2301 Adopted Mar. 370 V.101,103,301,303,305,307,501,503,505 Amended Feb. 216 V.105,107,109,111,113,309,907,909,1509 Repealed Feb. 216 V.507,701,901,903,905,1101,1103,1105 Amended Feb. 216 V.1301,1303,1305,1307,1501,1503,1505 Amended Feb. 216 V.1507 Amended Feb. 216 V.1511,1701,1703,1705,1707,1709,1711 Repealed Feb. 216 V.1901,1903,2001,2003,2005,2101,2103 Repealed Feb. 216 XVIII.101,102,103,106,501,1701,1901 Amended Apr. 511 61 I.1001 Amended May 748 I.1123,1310,1901,1902,1907,1911,1913 Repealed Mar. 359 I.1135,1136 Amended Sep. 1513 I.1148 Amended Sep. 1513 I.1311 Amended Sep. 1512 I.1501 Amended May 749 I.1515,1525,4910 Amended Jan. 70 I.1520 Amended Sep. 1514 I.1525 Amended Sep. 1514 I.1909 Amended Feb. 245 I.1915,1921,4915 Repealed Mar. 359 I.1923,1925 Amended Mar. 357 I.4301 Amended Feb. 245 I.4302,4371,4406,4407,4413,4416,4423,4427 Repealed Aug. 1391 I.4428 Adopted Mar. 358 I.5501 Amended Feb. 243 III.1500,1502,1504 Adopted Jan. 70 III.1511,1513,1515,1517,1519,1521,1523 Repealed Jan. 70 III.1525,1529,1530,1533,1534,1535,1536 Repealed Jan. 70 III.1539,1540,1541,1542,1543,1544,1545 Repealed Jan. 70 III.1546,1547,1548,1549,1550 Repealed Jan. 70 V.213,307,701,703,705,901,905,907,1007 Amended June 954 V.1103,1307,1503,2503,3101,3103,3105,3106 Amended June 954 V.3107,3301,3303 Amended June 954 67 V.901,903,905,907 Adopted May 665 VII.101,103,105,107,109,110,111,113,115,117 Amended Aug. 1368 VII.119,121,201,203,205,209,211,213,219,221 Amended Aug. 1368 VII.223,501,503,505,507,509,510,511,513,515 Amended Aug. 1368 VII.517,519,521,523,525,527,1501,1505,1701 Amended Aug. 1368 VII.1703,1707,1713,1719,1723,1725,1729 Amended Aug. 1368 VII.1705 Repealed Aug. 1368 VII.1731,1733,1735,1737,1739,2101,2103 Amended Aug. 1368 VII.2105,2107,2111,2115 Amended Aug. 1368 70 II.701,703 Amended Jan. 77 II.705 Adopted Jan. 77 II.1101 Amended Sep. 1520 II.1301,1303,1305,1307,1309 Repealed Jan. 77 II.1501,1503,1505,1507,1509,1511 Amended Sep. 1522 II.1513,1515,1517,1519,1701,1703,1705,1707 Repealed Sep. 1522 II.1709 Repealed Sep. 1522 III.103 Adopted Feb. 244 IX.901,903,905,907,909,911,913,915,917,919 Adopted Sep. 1515 IX.921,923,925,927,929,931,933,935,937 Adopted Sep. 1515 IX.1101,1103,1105,1107,1109,1111,1113 Amended Jan. 75 IX.1115 Amended Jan. 75 IX.1501,1503,1505,1507,1509,1511,1513, Amended Mar. 360 IX.1515,1517,1521,1523 Amended Mar. 360 IX.1525 Adopted Mar. 360 XXVII.101,103 Amended Jan. 76 76 I.312 Amended Mar. 371 V.131 Amended June 1034 V.703 Adopts Aug. 1392 VII.116,389 Amended Sep. 1527 VII.118 Adopted Sep. 1528 VII.307 Amended Mar. 372 VII.329 Amended Mar. 374 VII.329 Amended Sep. 1528 VII.393 Adopted May 759 IX.103,109,111,117 Amended June 985 IX.103,109,111,117,118 Repromulgated Jul. 1190 IX.118 Adopted June 985 XI.311 Adopted May 758 XIX.101,103,111,113,115,117 Amended June 992 XIX.109 Amended June 990 Potpourri POTPOURRI Department of Conservation and Energy Office of Enforcement Orphaned Oilfield Site Office of Enforcement records indicate that the Oilfield Site listed in the table below has met the requirements as set forth by Section 91 of Act 404, R.S. 30:80 et seq., and as such is being declared Orphaned Oilfield Site. Operator Field District Well Name Well Number Serial Number GDE Investments LA, L.L.C. Gueydan, East Lafayette MARG H RA SUA;C Adam Et Al 001 219744 Manny Acosta Executive Director 2610#068 POTPOURRI Department of Environmental Quality Office of the Secretary Legal Affairs Division 2024 Fine Particulate Matter 2.5 (PM2.5)National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS)State Implementation Plan (SIP) Revision Under the authority of the Louisiana Environmental Quality Act, R.S. 30:2051 et seq., and in accordance with the provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act, R.S. 49:950 et seq., the Secretary gives notice that the Office of Environmental Assessment, Air Planning and Assessment Division (APAD), will submit to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) a revision to the infrastructure state implementation plan as required by section 110(a)(1) and (2) of the Clean Air Act (CAA). (2610Pot1) On February 7, 2024, EPA revised the primary PM2.5 NAAQS from 12 micrograms per meter cubed (µg/m3) to 9µg/m3. Pursuant to sections 110(a)(1) and (2) of the CAA, each state is required to submit a plan to provide for implementation, maintenance, and enforcement within three years of a newly promulgated or revised NAAQS. EPA retained the primary and secondary (welfare based) 24-hour PM2.5 standards and secondary annual PM2.5 standard. Public Comments All interested persons may submit written comments no later than 4:30 p.m., November 30, 2026, to Jason Meyers, Office of Environmental Assessment, P.O. Box 4314, Baton Rouge, LA. 70821-4314, or by E-mail at jason.meyers@la.gov. Public Hearing A public hearing will be held on November 24, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. in the Galvez Building, Oliver Pollock Conference Room, 602 N. Fifth Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70802. Interested persons are invited to attend in person or online via Microsoft Teams at https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/280496332738557?p=HWx8kleGwFO9l9JnjG using Meeting ID: 280 496 332 738 557 Passcode: iY73LD3x, or by phone (872) 239-6160 using phone conference ID: 903 837 230#. Should individuals with a disability need an accommodation in order to participate, contact Doug Bordelon at the address given below or at (225) 219-1325. The revision is available for review via LDEQ’s electronic document management system (EDMS), AI# 174156, or at LDEQ Headquarters, 602 North 5th Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 70802. Courtney J. Burdette Secretary 2610#030 POTPOURRI Office of the Governor Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Notice of Public HearingsFiscal Year 2028 Draft Atchafalaya Basin Program Annual Plan The Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA) will hold the following public hearings to receive public comments on Louisiana’s “Fiscal Year 2028 Draft Atchafalaya Basin Program Annual Plan.” Tuesday, November 10, 2026 5:30 p.m. Iberville Parish Courthouse 2nd Floor Council Chambers 58050 Meriam St Plaquemine, LA 70764 Monday, November 16, 2026 5:30 p.m. Cecilia Branch Library 2460 Cecilia Sr H South Hwy, Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 CPRA will receive written comments and recommendations on the Fiscal Year 2028 Draft Atchafalaya Basin Program Annual Plan until December 18, 2026. Written comments should be mailed (to arrive no later than December 18, 2026) to the following address: Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority ABP Public Comments 150 Terrace Avenue Baton Rouge, LA 70802 If, because of a disability, you require special assistance to participate, please contact the CPRA Administrative Assistant at 150 Terrace Avenue, Baton Rouge, LA 70802 or by telephone at (225) 342-7308 at least five working days prior to the hearing. Interpretation and translation services can also be provided upon request by contacting coastal@la.gov. Please visit coastal.la.gov/calendar/ for more detailed information and copies of the Fiscal Year 2028 Draft Atchafalaya Basin Program Annual Plan which will be posted prior to the public hearings. For questions regarding the hearings, please email atchafalayabasin@la.gov or call (225) 342-7308. Ryan Shaw Communications Director 2610#009 POTPOURRI Office of the Governor Uniform Construction Code Commission Notice of Public HearingSubstantive Changes to Proposed Rule Uniform Construction CodeAdoption of the 2023 NEC and the 2024 I-Codes(LAC 17:I.Chapter 1) In accordance with the provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act, R.S. 49:950 et seq., and pursuant to the authority of R.S. 37:3727-3750, the Louisiana Uniform Construction Code Commission published a Notice of Intent in the August 20, 2026, edition of the Louisiana Register (LR:52:1403-32) to amend §101 - §117 of Chapter 1, Adoption of the Louisiana Uniform Construction Code. This Notice of Intent proposed to amend and adopt the 2023 edition of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and the 2024 editions of the I-codes in the state of Louisiana with an effective date of January 1, 2027. The I-Codes reviewed by the commission consists of the following: International Building Code (IBC), International Existing Building Code (IEBC), International Residential Code (IRC), International Mechanical Code (IMC), International Plumbing Code (IPC), International Fuel Gas Code (IFGC), and the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC). As a result of written comments received in response to the August 20, 2026, Notice of Intent, the commission determined that additional revisions were necessary to amend §111, International Plumbing Code, and §115, National Electrical Code. These substantive changes to §111 and §115 will closely align the proposed Rules with the commission’s original intent and the concerns brought forth during the comment period for the Notice of Intent as originally published. Title 17 CONSTRUCTION Part I. Uniform Construction Code Chapter 1.Adoption of the Louisiana Uniform Construction Code §111.International Plumbing Code A.International Plumbing Code (IPC), 2024 Edition. The applicable standards referenced in that code are included for the regulation of construction within this state. The appendices of that code may be adopted as needed, but the specific appendix or appendices shall be referenced by name or letter designation at the time of adoption. Furthermore, IPC shall be amended as follows and shall only apply to the International Plumbing Code. * * * Adopt Section 312.11.3, Owner Responsibilities. The owner of the backflow prevention assemblies shall comply with the following: 1. It shall be the duty of the owner of the backflow prevention assembly to see that these tests are made in a timely manner in accord with the frequency of field testing specified in 312.11.2 of this code. 2. The owner shall notify the building official, and/or water supplier (for those devices associated with containment) in advance when the tests are to be undertaken so that the building official and/or water supplier may witness the tests if so desired. 3. Upon completion, the owner shall provide records of such tests, repairs, overhauls, or replacements to the building official or water supplier (for those devices associated with containment). In addition, all records shall be kept by the owner of the backflow prevention device or method for at least five years and, upon specific request, shall be made available to the building official or water supplier. 4. All tests, repairs, overhauls or replacements shall be at the expense of the owner of the backflow preventer. * * * Amend Section 608.15, Location of Backflow Preventers. Access shall be provided to backflow preventers as specified by the manufacturer’s instructions for the required testing, maintenance and repair. A minimum of 1 foot of clearance shall be provided between the lowest portion of the assembly and grade or platform. Elevated installations exceeding 5-feet above grade shall be provided with a suitably located permanent platform capable of supporting the installer, tester, or repairer. Reduced pressure principle type backflow preventers, and other types of backflow preventers with atmospheric ports and/or test cocks (e.g., atmospheric type vacuum breakers, double check valve assemblies, pressure type vacuum breaker assemblies, etc.), shall not be installed below grade (in vaults or pits) where the potential for a relief valve, an atmospheric port, or a test cock being submerged exists. * * * Amend Section 608.17, Connections to the Potable Water System. Connections to the potable water system shall conform to Sections 608.17.1 through 608.17.27. These Sections (608.17.1-608.17.27) are not inclusive of all potential contamination sources which may need fixture isolation protection. For potential contamination sources not listed in Sections 608.17.1 through 608.17.27, backflow prevention methods or devices shall be utilized in accordance with Table B1 of CAN/CSA B64.10-1994. When a potential contamination source and its associated backflow prevention method or device is not identified in this code or Table B1 of CAN/CSA B64.10-1994, backflow prevention methods or devices shall be utilized as directed by the building official. Amend Section 608.17.5, Connections to Lawn/Landscape Irrigation Systems. The potable water supply to lawn/landscape irrigation systems shall be protected against backflow by an atmospheric vacuum breaker, a pressure vacuum breaker assembly or a reduced pressure principle backflow prevention assembly. Shutoff or control valves shall not be installed downstream from an atmospheric vacuum breaker. When a lawn/landscape sprinkler system is provided with separate zones, the potable water supply shall be protected by a pressure vacuum breaker or reduced pressure principle backflow prevention assembly. Atmospheric vacuum breakers shall be installed at least 6 inches (152 mm) above the highest point of usage (i.e., 6 inches (152 mm) above all downstream piping and highest sprinkler head). Pressure type vacuum breakers shall be installed at least 12 inches (305 mm) above the highest point of usage (i.e., 12 inches (305 mm) above all downstream piping and the highest sprinkler head). Where chemicals are introduced into the system, the potable water supply shall be protected against backflow by a reduced pressure principle backflow prevention assembly. * * * Adopt Section 608.17.15, Swimming Pools, Spas, Hot Tubs. The potable water supply to swimming pools, spas, or hot tubs shall be protected against backflow by an air gap or reduced pressure principle backflow prevention assembly. * * * Adopt Section 608.17.20, Air Conditioning Chilled Water Systems and/or Condenser Water Systems. The potable water supply to air conditioning chilled water systems and condenser water systems shall be protected against backflow by a reduced pressure principle backflow prevention assembly. Adopt Section 608.17.21, Pot- Type Chemical Feeders The potable water supply to pot-type chemical feeders shall be protected against backflow by a reduced pressure principle backflow prevention assembly. * * * Adopt Section 608.17.24, Laboratory and/or Medical Aspirators The potable water supply to laboratory and/or medical aspirators shall be protected against backflow by an atmospheric or pressure vacuum breaker installed in accordance with Sections 608.3.1 and 608.16.4. * * * Adopt Section 608.17.27, Room(s) or other Sub- Unit(s) of a Premise or Facility Receiving Water where Access is Prohibited When access is prohibited to particular areas, rooms, or other sub-units of a premise or facility which is receiving water, the potable water supply serving those areas shall be protected against backflow by a reduced pressure principle backflow protection assembly. * * * Adopt Section 608.19.2, Other Containment Requirements. Table 608.19.1 of this code above is not inclusive of all potential contamination sources which may need containment protection. For potential contamination sources not listed in this table, backflow prevention methods or devices shall be utilized in accordance with Table B2 of CAN/CSA B64.10-1994. When a potential contamination source and its associated backflow prevention method or device is not identified in Table 608.19.1 of this code above or Table B2 of CAN/CSA B64.10-1994, backflow prevention methods or devices shall be utilized:

2. As directed by the water supplier;

3. In cases of a discrepancy regarding the particular backflow prevention assembly or method required, the assembly or method providing the higher level of protection shall be required. 4. Where a backflow prevention device is installed above ground, any piping installed above ground shall be metallic piping, shall be of rigid quality and must comply with Table 605.4. * * * Amend CSA Referenced Standard. B64.10-94 Manual for the Selection, Installation, Maintenance and Field Testing of Backflow Prevention Devices (not including Part 6 (Maintenance and Field Testing) Section 608.17 and Section 608.19.2 AUTHORITY NOTE:Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 37:3727-3750. HISTORICAL NOTE:Promulgated by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, State Uniform Construction Code Council, LR 33:291 (February 2007), amended LR 34:93 (January 2008), LR 34:883 (May 2008), LR 34:2205 (October 2008), LR 35:1904 (September 2009), LR 36:2574 (November 2010), effective January 1, 2011, LR 37:601 (February 2011), LR 37:913 (March 2011), repromulgated LR 37:2187 (July 2011), repromulgated LR 37:2726 (September 2011), LR 37:3065 (October 2011), LR 38:1994 (August 2012), amended by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Uniform Construction Code Council, LR 39:1825 (July 2013), LR 39:2512 (September 2013), LR 40:2609 (December 2014), amended by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Office of State Fire Marshall, LR 41:2386 (November 2015), amended by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Office of State Fire Marshal, Uniform Construction Code Council, LR 42:1672 (October 2016), LR 44:81 (January 2018), repromulgated LR 45:919 (July 2019), amended LR 45:1794 (December 2019), LR 46:1611 (November 2020), amended LR 48:2589 (October 2022), LR 50:401 (March 2024), LR 50:405 (March 2024), amended by the Office of the Governor, Uniform Construction Code Commission LR 52: §115.National Electrical Code A.National Electrical Code (NEC), 2023 Edition, and the standards referenced in that code are included for regulation of construction in this state. Furthermore, NEC shall be amended as follows and shall only apply to the National Electrical Code. * * * Amend Chapter 7, Special Conditions Amend Article 702.4, Capacity and Rating Adopt Item (A)(3) (3) Multimode Inverter-Based Systems in One- and Two-Family Dwellings.   For one- and two-family dwellings, multimode inverter-based systems listed as a PCS for overload control shall have a minimum capacity equal to the PCS control setting of the standby source in accordance with Article 130 Part II and no less than the load posed by the largest single utilization equipment connected to the system. If a shutdown occurs in response to an overloaded condition, reconnection of the supply shall only be performed nonautomatically.   Informational Note No. 1: Multimode inverter-based systems often function primarily as interactive systems and are capable of providing standby supply continuity within their capacity. Multimode inverters are listed to control the voltage and frequency within prescribed limits and ratings. Multimode inverters with PCS cease operation safely in an overload condition.   Informational Note No. 2: PCS functionality is typically used to control loads at the branch circuit, feeder distribution level, or combination of both to prevent branch circuits, feeders, standby sources, and equipment from being overloaded upon connection of the load onto the standby source. * * * AUTHORITY NOTE:Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 37:3727-3750. HISTORICAL NOTE:Promulgated by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, State Uniform Construction Code Council, LR 33:291 (February 2007), amended LR 34:93 (January 2008), LR 34:883 (May 2008), LR 34:2205 (October 2008), LR 35:1904 (September 2009), LR 36:2574 (November 2010), effective January 1, 2011, LR 37:601 (February 2011), LR 37:913 (March 2011), repromulgated LR 37:2187 (July 2011), repromulgated LR 37:2726 (September 2011), LR 37:3065 (October 2011), LR 38:1994 (August 2012), amended by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Uniform Construction Code Council, LR 39:1825 (July 2013), LR 39:2512 (September 2013), LR 40:2609 (December 2014), amended by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Office of State Fire Marshall, LR 41:2387 (November 2015), amended by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Office of the State Fire Marshal, Uniform Construction Code Council, LR 44:95 (January 2018), repromulgated LR 45:932 (July 2019), amended LR 48:2606 (October 2022), LR 50:413 (March 2012), amended by the Office of the Governor, Uniform Construction Code Commission LR 52: Public Hearing A public hearing concerning these substantive changes will be held by the Louisiana Uniform Construction Code Commission on November 24, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. in the Board Room, 600 North Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Interested persons who wish to make comments may do so at the public hearing or by writing to Tarah Revette, Louisiana Uniform Construction Code Commission, 600 North Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70802 or tsrevette@luccc.louisiana.gov. All written comments must be submitted by 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, November 24, 2026. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, should individuals with a disability need an accommodation in order to participate, contact Janna Lege by email at jlege@lslbc.gov. 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and horticulture, 348R Structural Pest Control Commission Approved termiticides and manufacturers, 320P Obligation of the licensee/permittee and enforcement, 349R Structural Pest Control Commission, 1200N, 1532N, 1785R Agricultural Finance Authority Louisiana Agricultural Workforce Development Program, 376N, 1117R Agro-Consumer Services, Office of Agricultural Commodities Commission Grain and Cotton Indemnity Fund, 1535N Weights and Measures, Division of Imported seafood safety, 1354N, 2032R Registration requirements and fees for liquid measuring devices and multiple dimension measuring devices, 1038N, 1499R Seafood consumer protection, 29R Suspension of standard fuel specifications for gasoline and gasoline-oxygenate blends, 652ER, 1477ER Animal Health and Food Safety, Office of Hunting season variances for farm-raised white-tailed deer, 1748P Commissioner, Office of the Gypsum, 24R Veterinary Medicine, Board of Board meeting dates, 187P Board nominations, 187P Disciplinary proceedings, 1196N, 1497R, 1783R Examination dates, 187P Fees, 761N, 1325R Certified animal euthanasia technicians, 763N, 1326R Licensing and continuing education CAETs, 210R DVMs, 210R RVTs, 210R Licensing procedures, 515N, 1327R, 1530N Maintenance and security of sodium pentobarbital, and responsibilities of a lead CAET, 1198N, 1784R Pre-euthanasia restraint, 1327R Rules for professional conduct, 764N, 1327R Zoo personnel, 378N, 1118R CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Caseload reduction credit for FFY 26, 321P Child Welfare, Division of Child welfare Licensing and certification, 1537N Louisiana pregnancy and baby care initiative, 247N, 665R Management and Finance, Office of Criminal background and state central registry checks, 1320ER Employee background checks, 1843N Regulatory remediation, 1546N Substance abuse testing, 1398N CIVIL SERVICE Administrative Law, Division of Notice of public hearing Request for comments on rulemaking, 436P Ethics, Board of Food and drink limit, 516N, 1118R CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS House of Representatives Concurrent Resolution No. 5 Red Drum—Harvest Regulations (LAC 76:VII.363), 1075CR Concurrent Resolution No. 41 Red Drum—Harvest Regulations (LAC 76:VII.363), 1457CR CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS (continued) Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 2 Licensing Process (LAC 48:I.9305), 1075CR Concurrent Resolution No. 3 Request for Criminal History Information (LAC 55:I.207), 1076CR Concurrent Resolution No. 24 Rules and Regulations for Chronic Wasting Disease Control Areas (LAC 76:V.137), 1076CR CONSERVATION AND ENERGY Damage prevention, 1548N Request for comments on Groundwater Management rulemaking, 1749P Enforcement, Office of Orphaned oilfield sites, 187P, 436P, 874P, 1081P, 1119P, 1296P, 1748P, 1899P Oil Spill Coordinator’s Office Notice of Damage Assessment and Restoration Plan for 2014 Bay St. Elaine Oil Spill,2016 Lake Grand Ecaille Oil Spill, 2016 Bay Long Oil Spill, and 2016 Terrebonne Bay/Timbalier Island Oil Spill, 1081P Permitting and Compliance, Office of Administration of the fisherman’s gear compensation fund, 80N, 478R Secretary, Office of the Financial security for oil and gas wells, 1549N New financial security option for oil and gas wells with requirements, 1321ER Notice of public hearing Substantive changes to proposed Rule Regulation of Solar Power Generation Facilities, 321P Open meetings via electronic means, 212R Regulation of renewable energy storage facilities, 1551N Regulation of Solar Power Generation Facilities, 379N, 1119R CULTURE, RECREATION, AND TOURISM Cultural Development, Office of Louisiana Cultural Districts Program, 1555N Secretary, Office of the Atchafalaya Trace Heritage Development Zone, 481R Guidelines for Act 455 Matching Funds Program, 481R Placement of litter receptacles, 481R Welcome centers, 481R EDUCATION Elementary and Secondary Education, Board of Adolescent literacy, 1559N Bulletin 102—Louisiana Physical Education Student 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Regents, Board of Student Financial Assistance, Office of Scholarship/grant programs 2025 legislation Geaux Teach Program, 927R M.J. Foster Promise Programs, 927R TOPS, 928R EDUCATION (continued) Tuition Trust Authority Student Financial Assistance, Office of START Saving Program, 8ER, 350R, 383N, 943R, 1216N ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY Secretary, Office of the Legal Affairs Division 2024 fine particulate matter 2.5 (PM2.5) national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS) State Implementation Plan (SIP) Revision, 1899P Definitions, 1400N Exclusion of wastes for The Dow Chemical Company Plaquemine Plant, 29R Expedited penalty maximums, 32R Expedited permit processing for a federal permitting parity program, 351R General standards for nonpermitted facilities, 86N, 484R Hazardous waste and hazardous materials, 1600N Hazardous waste generator improvement rule clean-up, 668R Hazardous waste post closure fee update, 88N, 485R Incorporation by reference of 40 CFR 60 Subpart OOOOc, 1217N Incorporation by reference of 40 CFR 62 Subpart IIIa, 1616N Late fee update, 89N, 485R Notice of public hearing Substantive changes to proposed Rule OS099 Notification and Permit Transfer Procedures for Changes to Company/Facility Name and Ownership/Operator, 874P WQ118 Turbidity Criteria Refinement, 1750P Notification and Permit Transfer Procedures for Changes to Company/Facility Name and Ownership/Operator, 1334R Regional haze first planning period State Implementation Plan (SIP) Revision, 1752P Repeal of obsolete and duplicative provisions and conforming amendments, 1845N Solicitation of public input Louisiana’s State Plan for the Control of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Existing Crude Oil and Natural Gas Facilities, 1455P Solid waste and waste tire public notice revision, 252N, 676R Solid waste regulatory permits, 1617N Standards for conducting lead-based paint activities Accreditation, 1218N Licensure, 1218N Recognition, 1218N Substantive changes to the proposed regional haze second planning period State Implementation Plan (SIP) revision, 189P Turbidity criteria refinement, 775N Voluntary environmental self-audit regulations, 33R Waste tire regulation revisions, 1625N Water quality standards triennial revision, 92N, 487R EXECUTIVE ORDERS JML 25-143Renewal of State of Emergency—Maximum Security Camp J Repairs and Operation—Louisiana State Penitentiary, 1EO JML 25-144Renewal of State of Emergency—Hurricane Ida, 2EO JML 25-145Renewal of State of Emergency—Threat of Subsidence, Subsurface Instability, and Presence of Hydrocarbons in Sulphur Mines Salt Dome Area, 3EO JML 25-146Flags at Half-Staff—Period of Mourning and Reflection in Remembrance of the Victims of the French Quarter Terrorism Attack, 3EO JML 25-147Renewal of State of Emergency—City of Tallulah Water System, 4EO JML 25-148Renewal of State of Emergency—Cybersecurity Incidents, 5EO JML 25-149Renewal of State of Disaster—Smitty’s Supply Fire, 6EO JML 26-001Amendment to Fiscal Responsibility Program, 195EO JML 26-002Flags at Half-Staff—The Honorable Robert “Bob” Kostelka, 196EO JML 26-003Renewal of State of Emergency—Maximum Security Camp J Repairs and Operation—Louisiana State Penitentiary, 196EO JML 26-004Renewal of State of Emergency—Hurricane Ida, 198EO JML 26-005Renewal of State of Emergency—Threat of Subsidence, Subsurface Instability, and Presence of Hydrocarbons in Sulphur Mines Salt Dome Area, 198EO JML 26-006State of Emergency—Winter Weather Preparation—January 22, 2026, 199EO JML 26-007Renewal of State of Emergency—City of Tallulah Water System, 200EO JML 26-008Renewal of State of Emergency—Cybersecurity Incidents, 201EO JML 26-009State of Emergency—Licensed Bed Capacity for Nursing Facilities, 202EO JML 26-010State of Emergency—Suspension of Early Voting, 203EO JML 26-011Modernizing Louisiana’s Workforce for a New Era, 204EO JML 26-012Flags at Half-Staff—Deputy Timothy David Jordan, 205EO JML 26-013Flags at Half-Staff—Deputy Christopher Paul Ohlmeyer, 205EO JML 26-014Bond Allocation 2026 Ceiling and Carry-Forward Bond Allocation 2025, 206EO JML 26-015Bond Allocation 2026 Ceiling Amendment, 207EO JML 26-016Renewal of State of Emergency—Hurricane Ida, 330EO EXECUTIVE ORDERS (continued) JML 26-017Renewal of State of Emergency—Threat of Subsidence, Subsurface Instability, and Presence of Hydrocarbons in Sulphur Mines Salt Dome Area, 331EO JML 26-018Renewal of State of Emergency—Maximum Security Camp J Repairs and Operation—Louisiana State Penitentiary, 331EO JML 26-019Renewal of State of Emergency—City of Tallulah Water System, 332EO JML 26-020Renewal of State of Emergency—Cybersecurity Incidents, 333EO JML 26-021Directing the Department of Children and Family Services to Preserve Federal Earned Benefits for Eligible Children in Foster Care, 334EO JML 26-022Bond Allocation 2026 Ceiling, 335EO JML 26-023Renewal of State of Emergency—Hurricane Ida, 467EO JML 26-024Renewal of State of Emergency—Threat of Subsidence, Subsurface Instability, and Presence of Hydrocarbons in Sulphur Mines Salt Dome Area, 468EO JML 26-025Renewal of State of Emergency—Maximum Security Camp J Repairs and Operation—Louisiana State Penitentiary, 468EO JML 26-026Amendment to Emergency Response Commission, 469EO JML 26-027Renewal of State of Emergency—City of Tallulah Water System, 471EO JML 26-028Renewal of State of Emergency—Cybersecurity Incidents, 471EO JML 26-029Flags at Half-Staff—Master Sergeant Tyler Marie Grezaffi, 472EO JML 26-030Bond Allocation 2026 Ceiling Amendment, 473EO JML 26-031Flags at Half-Staff—Sheriff William Earl Hilton, 473EO JML 26-032Louisiana Rural Health Transformation Program, 474EO JML 26-033Renewal of State of Emergency—Hurricane Ida, 644EO JML 26-034Renewal of State of Emergency—Threat of Subsidence, Subsurface Instability, and Presence of Hydrocarbons in Sulphur Mines Salt Dome Area, 645EO JML 26-035Renewal of State of Emergency—Maximum Security Camp J Repairs and Operation—Louisiana State Penitentiary, 645EO JML 26-036Renewal of State of Emergency—City of Tallulah Water System, 646EO JML 26-037Renewal of State of Emergency—Cybersecurity Incidents, 647EO JML 26-38State of Emergency—Suspension of Closed Party Primary Elections for the Offices of Representative in the United States Congress, 648EO JML 26-39Flags at Half-Staff—Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week, 649EO JML 26-40Flags at Half-Staff—Martha Elizabeth Odom, 649EO JML 26-41Flags at Half-Staff—Period of Mourning for Jayla Elkins, Shayla Elkins, Kayla Pugh, Layla Pugh, Markaydon Pugh, Braylon Snow, Khedarrion Snow, and Sariahh Snow, 650EO JML 26-042Renewal of State of Emergency—Hurricane Ida, 887 EO JML 26-043Renewal of State of Emergency—Threat of Subsidence, Subsurface Instability, and Presence of Hydrocarbons in Sulphur Mines Salt Dome Area, 888EO JML 26-044Renewal of State of Emergency—Maximum Security—Camp J Repairs and Operation Louisiana State Penitentiary, 888EO JML 26-45Renewal of State of Emergency—City of Tallulah Water System, 889EO JML 26-46Renewal of State of Emergency—Cybersecurity Incidents, 890EO JML 26-47Reduction of Minimum Foundation Program Appropriation for Fiscal Year 2026-2027, 891EO JML 26-48Renewal of State of Emergency—Hurricane Ida, 892EO JML 26-49Renewal of State of Emergency—Threat of Subsidence, Subsurface Instability, and Presence of Hydrocarbons in Sulphur Mines Salt Dome Area, 893EO JML 26-50Renewal of State of Emergency—Maximum Security Camp J Repairs and Operation—Louisiana State Penitentiary, 894EO JML 26-51Bond Allocation 2026 Ceiling Amendment, 1093EO JML 26-52Renewal of State of Emergency—Cybersecurity Incidents, 1093EO JML 26-53State of Emergency—Suspension of Early Voting, 1094EO JML 26-54State of Emergency—Suspension of Early Voting, 1095EO JML 26-55State of Emergency—Tropical Storm Arthur—June 18, 2026, 1095EO JML 26-56State of Emergency—Licensed Bed Capacity for Nursing Facilities, 1096EO JML 26-57Amended State of Emergency—Tropical Storm Arthur—June 18, 2026, 1097EO JML 26-58Louisiana Ratepayer and Community Protection Initiative Criteria for Led Certifications for Data Center and Large-Load Investments, 1098EO JML 26-59Renewal of State of Emergency—Hurricane Ida, 1100EO JML 26-60Renewal of State of Emergency—Threat of Subsidence, Subsurface Instability, and Presence of Hydrocarbons in Sulphur Mines Salt Dome Area, 1101EO JML 26-61Renewal of State of Emergency—Maximum Security Camp J Repairs and Operation—Louisiana State Penitentiary, 1101EO JML 26-62Amended State of Emergency—Tropical Arthur—June 18, 2026, 1102EO JML 26-63Renewal of State of Emergency—Cybersecurity Incidents, 1306EO JML 26-64Flags at Half-Staff—Senator Larry Selders, 1306EO JML 26-65Flags at Half-Staff—Deputy United States Marshal—Michael Andrew Hanson, 1307EO JML 26-66Renewal of State of Emergency—Licensed Bed Capacity for Nursing Facilities, 1308EO JML 26-67Bond Allocation 2026 Ceiling Amendment, 1308EO JML 26-68State of Emergency—Tropical Storm Bertha—July 22, 2026, 1309EO JML 26-69Louisiana Taxpayer Protection Initiative—Combating Fraud Through Federal-State—Partnerships and Cooperation, 1310EO EXECUTIVE ORDERS (continued) JML 26-70Renewal of State of Emergency—Threat of Subsidence, Subsurface Instability, and Presence Of Hydrocarbons in Sulphur Mines Salt Dome Area, 1314EO JML 26-71Renewal of State of Emergency—Maximum Security Camp J Repairs and Operation—Louisiana State Penitentiary, 1315EO JML 26-72Renewal of State of Emergency—Hurricane Ida, 1316EO JML 26-73Amendment and Renewal of State of Emergency—Tropical Storm Arthur—June 18, 2026, 1317EO JML 26-74Flags at Half-Staff—Former State Representative—Mickey James Guillory, 1318EO JML 26-75Renewal of State of Emergency—Cybersecurity Incidents, 1318EO JML 26-76Amended Louisiana Rural HealthTransformation Program, 1466EO JML 26-77Bond Allocation 2026 Ceiling Amendment, 1467EO JML 26-78Expedited Environmental Permitting, 1468EO JML 26-79Securing Louisiana’s Critical Minerals Supply Chain and Unleashing Domestic Alumina Production, 1469EO JML 26-80Flags at Half-Staff—Gurnie “Tutie” Richard, 1470EO JML 26-81Emergency Declaration—La 384 Black Bayou Pontoon Bridge, Calcasieu Parish, 1471EO JML 26-82Flags at Half-Staff—J. Stanley “Skip” Bertman, 1472EO JML 26-83Flags at Half-Staff—Dolly Parton, 1473EO JML 26-84Renewal of State of Emergency—Threat of Subsidence, Subsurface Instability, and Presence of Hydrocarbons in Sulphur Mines Salt Dome Area, 1473EO JML 26-85Renewal of State of Emergency—Maximum Security Camp J Repairs and Operation—Louisiana State Penitentiary, 1474EO JML 26-86Renewal of State of Emergency—Hurricane Ida, 1475EO JML 26-87Renewal of State of Emergency—Tropical Storm Arthur—June 18, 2026, 1763EO JML 26-88Renewal of State of Emergency—Cybersecurity Incidents, 1764EO JML 26-89Bond Allocation 2026 Ceiling Amendment, 1765EO JML 26-90State of Emergency—Agriculture and Forestry Diesel Fuel Supply, 1765EO JML 26-91Renewal of State of Emergency—Threat of Subsidence, Subsurface Instability, and Presence of Hydrocarbons in Sulphur Mines Salt Dome Area, 1767EO JML 26-92Renewal of State of Emergency—Maximum Security Camp J Repairs and Operation—Louisiana State Penitentiary, 1768EO JML 26-93Renewal of State of Emergency—Hurricane Ida, 1769EO JML 26-94Renewal of State of Emergency—Tropical Storm Arthur—June 18, 2026, 1770EO JML 26-95Renewal of State of Emergency—Cybersecurity Incidents, 1771EO JML 26-96Prohibited Technology on State Devices and Networks, 1773EO JML 26-97Emergency Operations Plan, 1774EO JML 26-98Flags at Half-Staff—Robert Lee “Bob” Pettit, Jr., 1780EO JML 26-99Flags at Half-Staff—Former State Representative Clyde Walker Kimball, 1781EO GOVERNOR Administration, Division of Louisiana Charter School Start-Up and Expansion Loan Fund, 588N, 1338R Broadband and Development and Connectivity Granting Unserved Municipalities Broadband Opportunities (GUMBO), 914ER, 1187R Granting Unserved Municipalities Broadband Opportunities 2.0 (GUMBO 2.0), 1187R Commissioner, Office of Nongovernmental entity database reporting, 261N, 1188R Facility Planning and Control Contract limit adjustment, 189P Designer contracts, 493R Notice of public hearing Designer contracts, 324P Group Benefits, Office of Payment of premiums, 263N, 678R Racing Commission Notice of public hearing Substantive changes to proposed Rule Voided and Voidable Claims, 189P, 493R State Procurement, Office of Procurement protest bonds, 36R State Uniform Payroll, Office of Direct deposit of employee pay, 1857N Direct deposit of vendor pay, 1859N Tax Commission Ad Valorem taxation, 954R Architectural Examiners, Board of Administration, 584N, 1500R Architects Selection Board, 488R Election of nominees to fill vacancy, if required, 1225N Louisiana Architecture Education and Research Fund, 93N, 945R Organization, 490R Titles, firm names, and assumed names, 95N, 946R Auctioneers Licensing Board Notice of public hearing Request for comments on rulemaking, 1082P Certified Public Accountants of Louisiana, Board of Certified public accountants, 1652N Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Notice of Availability of Deepwater Horizon Natural Resource Damage Assessment—Louisiana Trustee Implementation Group—Draft Phase 2 Restoration Plan and Environmental Assessment #8.1: East Orleans Landbridge Restoration and Raccoon Island Restoration, 876P Notice of public hearings Fiscal Year 2028 Draft Atchafalaya Basin Program Annual Plan, 1899P GOVERNOR (continued) Elderly Affairs, Office of Office of Elderly Affairs, 1401N Financial Institutions, Office of Notice of public hearing Request for comments on rulemaking, 1083P Firefighters Pension and Relief Fund for the City of New Orleans and Vicinity Retirement, 216R Interior Designers, Board of Examiners of Notice of public hearing Request for comments on rulemaking, 875P Motor Vehicle Commission Automotive industry, 1658N License by endorsement, 351R Teleconference or video conference participation at open meetings by person with disability, 352R Pardons, Board of and Committee on Parole Administration and clemency, 1850N Medical marijuana usage while under parole supervision, 811N, 1338R Real Estate Appraisers Board Real Estate Appraisers Board, 98N, 1341R Real Estate Commission Real estate, 591N River Port Pilot Commissioners and Examiners for the Calcasieu River, Board of Calcasieu River Waterway river port pilots, 1041N, 1504R Uniform Construction Code Commission Manufactured housing installation inspector classification, 1659N Notice of public hearing Substantive changes to proposed Rule Uniform Construction Code—Adoption of the 2023 NEC and the 2024 I-Codes, 1900P Uniform Construction Code Adoption of the 2023 NEC and the 2024 I-Codes, 1403N International Plumbing Code, 1477ER Wind mitigation surveyor qualifications, 1043N, 1505R Uniform Construction Code Council International building code and international existing building code changes, 264N, 678R International residential code, 652ER Veterans Affairs, Department of Cemeteries, 254N, 948R Military Family Assistance Grants, 255N, 949R Military Family Assistance Program Fund Application process, 1795R HEALTH Aging and Adult Services, Office of Nursing facilities Preadmission screening, 1237N, 1809R Behavioral Health, Office Behavioral health services, 1671N Certified community behavioral health clinics, 1436N Independent review for coordinated system of care, 1673N Dentistry, Board of Continuing education requirements, 271N, 685R, 1796R Licensure examination, 41R Examiners of Psychologists, Board of ADA accommodations, 386N, 977R Psychologists licensure requirements, 386N, 977R Continuing education, 386N, 977R Health Services Financing, Bureau of Adult Denture Program, 1669N Behavioral health services, 1671N Certified community behavioral health clinics, 1436N Children and adult mental health services, 132N, 496R Dental benefits Prepaid Ambulatory Health Plan Enrollment broker, 225R Eligibility New adult eligibility group, 1229N, 1803R Retroactive coverage eligibility, 1231N, 1805R Eligibility factors Citizenship, 833N, 1348R Home and community-based waivers Developmental disabilities services, 1234N, 1807R Hospital services Postpartum nurse home visits, 1439N Independent review for coordinated system of care, 1673N Inpatient hospital services Small rural hospitals Reimbursement methodology, 1506R Intermediate care facilities for persons with intellectual disabilities Reimbursement methodology, 134N, 497R Louisiana Children's Health Insurance Program, 616N, 1189R Managed care for physical and behavioral health Enrollment broker, 226R Medicaid eligibility Federally-facilitated marketplace determinations, 42R Medicaid Program integrity Fraud, waste and abuse recovery, 272N, 690R, 1235N, 1807R Nursing facilities Preadmission screening, 1237N, 1809R Professional Services Program Doula services, 42R Health Standards Section Ambulatory surgical center Licensing standards, 43R Behavioral health service providers Licensing standards, 44R, 1239N, 1809R Day developmental training centers Licensing standards, 1675N Free-standing birth centers Licensing standards, 228R, 1677N Healthcare facility sanctions, 834N, 1348R Home and community-based services providers Monitored in-home caregiving module Licensing standards, 395N Hospitals Licensing standards, 354R, 497R Notice of public hearing Substantive changes to proposed Rule Nurse Staffing Agencies—Licensing Standards, 190P HEALTH (continued) Nurse licensure compact, 1679N Nurse staffing agencies Licensing standards, 700R, 1862N Program for all-inclusive care of the elderly Licensing standards, 1680N Intellectual and Developmental Disability Supports Home and community-based waivers Developmental disabilities services, 1234N, 1807R Licensed Professional Counselors Board of Examiners Board meetings, 1349R Duties, 1349R General provisions, 1350R Powers, 1349R Procedures, 1349R Records, 1349R Supervision ratio of hours, 1250N Medical Examiners, Board of Adjudication, 1661N Medical psychologists, 109N, 1796R Notice of public hearing Substantive changes to proposed Rule Respiratory Therapists (LAC 46:XLV.Chapters 25 and 55), 1752P Physicians Assistants, 812N Collaboration with advanced practice registered nurses, 1663N Continuing medical education 114N, 1800R Obesity medication, 392N Private radiological technologists, 1433N Respiratory therapists, 117N Nursing, Board of Continuing education requirement for APRNs prescribing controlled substances, 1861N Notice of public hearing Request for comments on rulemaking, 1753P Nursing Home Administrators, Board of Examiners Certified nurses aid register, 106N, 494R Complaints and hearing procedures, 106N, 494R Pharmacy, Board of Advertising, 823N, 1802R Centralized prescription dispensing, 352R Community pharmacy, 122N, 685R Controlled dangerous substances (CDS), 124N, 686R Emergency medical services agencies, 1667N Institutional pharmacy, 128N, 688R Off-site services, 824N, 1803R Pharmacists, 826N Pharmacy interns professional experience, 831N, 1803R Prescription drug delivery, 353R Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Record retention, 354R Remote access by a pharmacy technician, 130N, 689R Practical Nurse Examiners, Board of Employment of practical nursing students, 225R Unsuccessful candidates on the NCLEX-PN, 225R Public Health, Office of Added controlled dangerous substances, 1782ER Bulk oyster tagging, 1864N Day care centers and residential facilities, 228R Food safety certification, 1865N Health unit fees, 135N, 498R Marine and freshwater animal food products, 10ER, 981R Notice of public hearing Substantive change to Notice of Intent Marine and Fresh Water Animal Food Products, 450P Retail Food Establishments, 451P Plans and permits review fees, 53R Plans review fees Medical marijuana retailers, 396N, 1190R Registration of foods, drugs, cosmetics, and prophylactic devices, 54R, 1251N Consumable hemp, 1251N UV tanning facilities and equipment, 1251N Regulation of medical marijuana, 59R Regulation reorganization, 706R Retail food establishments, 10ER, 982R Sickle Cell Disease Registry, 228R Sign language interpreters, 722R Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners Radiologic technologists, 355R, 1710N Secretary, Office of the Capital Area Human Services District, 1866N INSURANCE Commissioner, Office of Emergency Rule 50—Suspension of Certain Statutes Regarding Cancellations, Terminations, Non-Renewals and Nonreinstatements, Premium Payments, Claim Filings and Related Provisions Regarding Any and All Insurance Matters Affecting Insureds in Louisiana Caused by Tropical Storm Arthur, 1104ER Emergency Rule 51—Correction of Annual Health Insurance Portability and Accountability ACT Assessment Rate, 1322ER Notice of public hearing Acquisition of Louisiana Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company by Southern Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Company, 324P Regulation 136—Fortify Homes Premium Discounts, 1506R Regulation 138—Premium Discount for Dashboard Cameras with Telematic Systems: Commercial Motor Vehicles, 1351R Regulation 139—Captive Insurance Companies, 836N, 1508R Regulation 140—Bail Bond Producer Appointment Affidavit, Prior Obligations, and Cancellation Procedures, 1868N Rule 13—Special Assessment; Creation of Dedicated Fund Account, 841N, 1352R Substantive changes to proposed Rule Regulation 136—Fortify Homes Premium Discounts, 635P Regulation 139—Captive Insurance Companies (LAC 37:XIII.Chapter 215), 1083P, 1455P Health, Life, and Annuity, Office of Annual HIPAA assessment rate, 1084P JUSTICE Occupational Licensing Review Program Accepting participants for FY 2026 - 2027 Period of July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027, 451P, 635P, 876P LOUISIANA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Economic Development, Office of Collateral Support Program, 284N, 729R Local Economic Development Support Fund, 1259N, 1821R Louisiana Biomedical Research and Development Park Program, 232R Louisiana Industrial Training Program, 1260N, 1821R Louisiana Project Equity Fund, 1256N, 1819R Louisiana Seed Capital Program, 289N, 733R Louisiana University Research and Development Parks Program, 233R Micro Loan Program, 291N, 735R Motion Picture Production Tax Credit Program, 11ER, 300N Regional Initiatives Program, 1257N, 1820R Restoration Tax Abatement Program, 398N, 982R Site Investment and Infrastructure Improvement Fund, 234R Small Business Loan Guaranty Program, 296N, 739R Louisiana Economic Development Corporation Collateral Support Program, 284N, 729R Louisiana Project Equity Fund, 1256N, 1819R Louisiana Seed Capital Program, 289N, 733R Micro Loan Program, 291N, 735R Regional Initiatives Program, 1257N, 1820R Small Business Loan Guaranty Program, 296N, 739R LOUISIANA WORKS Rehabilitation Services Rehabilitation Services, 402N Workers’ Compensation Administration, Office of Drug testing programs in job-related accident cases, 1353R Finance and audit, 742R General administration, 499R, 501R Hearing rules, 506R Independent Medical Examination Form, 618N, 1355R Medical treatment guidelines, 508R, 620N, 1357R Mileage reimbursement limits, 192P Notice of public hearing Substantive Changes to Proposed Rule Drug Testing Programs in Job-Related Accident Cases, 636P Rehabilitation services, 877P, 1368R Second Injury Board, 746R Weekly compensation benefits limits, 1456P POLICY AND PROCEDURE MEMORANDA Governor, Office of the Administration, Division of PPM 64—Printing and Mailing Procedures, 336PPM PPM 49—General Travel Regulations, 896PPM PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS Corrections Services Disciplinary rules and procedures for adult inmates, 1108ER, 1277N Telephone use and policy on monitoring of calls, 1719N Gaming Control Board Electronic submissions, 1873N Fixed odds wagers on horse races, 1721N Gaming Control Board, 65R Self-exclusion, 1444N Sports wagering events, 1721N Preventive measures, 1724N Trainings, 1724N Workplace policies, 1724N Motor Vehicles, Office of Application process and fees for private driving schools and instructors, 66R Electric and hybrid vehicle road usage fee, 243R Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission Liquefied petroleum gas Applications and permits, 843N, 1387R Private Security Examiners, Board of Private security examiners, 237R, 1261N, 1261N, 1440N, 1822R, 1835R State Fire Marshal, Office of Boiler construction, maintenance, inspection and general use, 1875N Buildings, 844N, 1388R Fire protection, 1446N Flammable and combustible liquids, 847N, 1389R Notice of public hearing Substantive Changes to Notice of Intent—Conveyance Device Systems and Equipment, 1084P Preliminary provisions, 848N, 1390R State Police, Office of Breath and blood alcohol analysis methods and techniques, 1278N, 1836R Costs of photographs and videos pertaining to accident reports, 1447N Explosives Definitions, 1886N Hazardous Material Information Development, Preparedness, and Response Act Inventory reporting, 1726N Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information Criminal history background checks on licensed ambulance personnel and nonlicensed persons, 66R Issuance of concealed handgun permits, 68R REVENUE Tax Policy and Planning Division Annual retirement income exemption for individuals 65 or older, 1050N, 1512R Corporation returns, 1052N, 1513R Donations to qualifying Foster Care Charitable Organization Credit, 357R Election of pass-through entities, 306N, 748R Exemptions for digital products, computer software, prewritten computer software access services and information services, 1836R Income Corporation income tax, 1053N, 1513R Income tax withholding Game winnings, 1055N, 1514R Tables, 13ER, 308N, 422N, 749R Louisiana Fortified Roof Tax Credit Program and construction code retrofitting deduction, 1280N, 1837R Mandatory electronic filing and payment requirements, 70R Mobile workforce exemption, 357R Notice of public hearing Substantive changes to proposed Rule Exemptions for Digital Products, Computer Software, Prewritten Computer Software Access Services and Information Services, 637P, 1297P Partial sales and use tax exemption on boats, 358R Payment of sales and use taxes by persons constructing, renovating, or altering immovable property, 1281N Amendment of public hearing, 1456P Petition for rulemaking, 244R Qualifying purchases for public construction projects by contractors and subcontractors, 1283N Repeal of obsolete sales and use tax exemptions, exclusions, refunds, and holidays, 850N, 1391R Repeal of obsolete tax exemptions, deductions, credits and miscellaneous provisions, 359R Sales tax on vending machine sales, 245R Withholding by professional athletic teams, 1056N, 1514R Work-based learning tax credit-eligible apprentice, 245R SABINE RIVER AUTHORITY Sabine River Compact Administration Notice of public meeting, 638P TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT Multimodal Commerce, Office of Safety requirements for railroad grade crossings, 1285N Speed restrictions for railroad traffic, 75R State safety oversight for rail fixed guideway public transportation systems, 360R Vertiport Development Program, 852N, 1515R Operations, Office of Administrative review of notices of violations, 1727N Guideline for submitting overweight vehicle configurations Exceeding 238,000 pounds, 1730N Laws and regulations enforced with other agencies, 1732N Professional Engineering and Land Surveying Board Engineering and land surveying, 1288N, 1838R Project Delivery, Office of Contracts, leases, and agreements, 859N, 1520R Department relocation of publicly owned or non-profit utilities, 1737N Display of American flags within highway right-of-way, 1740N DOTD Wireless Telecommunications Permit, 862N, 1522R Fiber Optic Permit rules, 862N Louisiana Transportation Research Center (LTRC), 76R Permits for rural water districts, 77R Utilities, 1888N Utility operator fees, 77R TREASURY Municipal Police Employees’ Retirement System, Board of Trustees of the Internal Revenue Code provisions, 137N, 511R Revised statutes clarifications for employers, 137N, 511R Teachers’ Retirement System of Louisiana, Board of Trustees of the Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP) and Optional Retirement Plan (ORP), 1890N Open meetings via electronic means, 370R WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES Wildlife and Fisheries Commission Abandoned and salvaged recreational vessel Registration and titling, 758R Administration of the natural and scenic rivers and historic and scenic rivers, 985R, 1190R Alligator Recreational hunting season, 868N, 1392R Amberjack 2026 commercial season modification, 1323ER Bass Saline-Larto Complex Black bass and crappie regulations, 632N, 1528R Bear Hunting areas, 432N, 990R Rules and bag limits, 432N, 990R Seasons, 432N, 990R Chronic wasting disease control areas, 208ER, 476ER, 662ER Management zones, 926ER Conservation Incentive Program, 1448N Coochie Brake Wildlife Management Areas Seasons and regulations, 1496ER Derelict Crab Trap Removal Program, 1451N Filleted saltwater fish Size regulations, 317N, 759R Freshwater and saltwater passive hooked fishing gear regulations, 1071N, 1527R WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES (continued) Gag grouper 2026 recreational season modification, 925ER Hunter Education Program certification policy, 371R Hunting regulations for the 2026-2028 seasons, 141N, 992R Menhaden Commercial reporting requirements, 1741N Season, 372R Notice of public hearing Substantive changes to proposed Rule 2026-2028 Hunting Regulations and Seasons, 451P Administration of the Natural and Scenic Rivers and Historic and Scenic Rivers, 325P Oyster 2026-2027 season on public areas of Louisiana, 1494ER Closure of portions of public oyster seed grounds east of the Mississippi River, 23ER Closure of public oyster seed grounds east of the Mississippi River, 345ER Reopening of 2026-2026 season in the Sister Lake Public Oyster Seed Reservation to the harvest of market size oysters, 345ER Red snapper 2026 private recreational and state charter season. 345ER 2026 recreational bag limit modification, 925ER, 1115ER 2026 recreational season modification and closure, 1324ER 2026 recreational season reopening and closure, 1494ER Rule review and streamlining under Executive Order JML 25-038, 1892N Shrimp Opening of 2026 spring inshore season, 663ER, 1324ER Reopening of season in remaining state outside waters, 476ER Season closure in portions of state inside waters, 23ER Season closure in portions of state outside waters, 208ER Season closure of state inside waters, 1115ER Portions of Zone 1 state inside waters, 209ER Special white shrimp season in a portion of Zone 2 state inside waters, 664ER Special bait dealer’s permit, 373R, 1528R Penalties, 1742N Requirements, 1742N Vessel equipment, 1742N Waterfowl 2026-2027 falconry season, 926ER Wildlife Rehabilitation Program, 1034R, 1746N