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AS Title 46, Chapter 40: The Alaska Coastal Management Program [Repealed]
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This section enacts the Northwest Interstate Compact on Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management and sets rules for party states, facilities, generators, and the compact committee.
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This provision requires cleanup and response duties for oil discharges, and it bars certain oil operations unless an approved contingency plan and financial responsibility proof are in place.
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This chapter is repealed; the text points readers to current law in specified AS sections.
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This chapter gives the department powers to run litter-control and recycling programs, issue grants, and adopt regulations, and it prohibits littering, certain beverage-container sales, and plastic-container sales without required codes.
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This chapter requires the commissioner to create and run a program to provide safe water and hygienic sewage disposal facilities in village areas, and it assigns the village governing body responsibility for operating and maintaining the completed facility.
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This chapter creates a state fund for oil and hazardous substance release prevention and response, lets the commissioner use it for authorized response activities, and sets reporting, reimbursement, and lien rules.
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This chapter requires prompt reporting of hazardous substance releases and prompt containment and cleanup efforts, with several commissioner-controlled exceptions and response powers.
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This chapter directs child-in-need-of-aid cases: the court must interpret it liberally, can take jurisdiction over qualifying children, and may order custody, support, hearings, visitation, foster care placement, and termination-related steps.
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This chapter sets juvenile delinquency procedures, including investigation, notice, hearings, counsel, detention, and disposition rules for minors and certain older persons under the chapter’s jurisdiction.
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This provision gives the department broad powers and duties over juvenile facilities and child custody, including standards, inspections, placements, and reporting.
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This chapter creates the Interstate Compact for Juveniles and requires the governor to execute it for the state.
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This chapter requires specified people to report suspected child abuse or neglect quickly to the department, and sometimes to law enforcement.
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This chapter requires the department to create statewide adolescent-pregnancy-related plans, campaigns, funding support, peer-counseling assistance, and a foster care transition program.
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This chapter requires the department to run early intervention and newborn hearing screening programs, and it sets duties for screening, reporting, follow-up, and data tracking.
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The Department of Family and Community Services must establish an adventure-based education program and set criteria for it.
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People in listed professions who suspect harm to a vulnerable adult must report within 24 hours. The department must investigate reports, and it has powers to seek records, issue subpoenas, and provide protective services.
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This part sets rules for child care assistance, general relief, adult public assistance, and Alaska affordable heating payments, including eligibility limits, payment formulas, application requirements, hearings, recovery of improper payments, and penalties for violations.
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This chapter requires the department to run Alaska temporary assistance and sets application, eligibility, work, child-support, and sanction rules for families receiving benefits.
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This part sets out Alaska mental health program powers, grants, facility planning, community mental health rules, telehealth rules, and civil commitment procedures.