§16-5-3. Department of Health and Human Resources to propose legislative rules. (a) The Department of Health and Human Resources shall propose rules for legislative approval in accordance with the provisions of article three, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code to provide for:
(1) Adequate standards of security and confidentiality of vital records;
(2) Requirements for individuals in the state who may be designated by the State Registrar to aid in the administration of the system of vital statistics;
(3) Criteria for registration districts throughout the state;
(4) Requirements for the completion, filing, correction and amendment of certificates, reports and other documents required by this article;
(5) Requirements for registering a delayed certificate of birth, including provisions for dismissing an application which is not actively pursued;
(6) Inspection of evidence of adoption, annulment of adoption, legitimation or court determination of paternity;
(7) Completion of the medical certification of the cause of death;
(8) Record keeping requirements for receipt, removal, delivery, burial, cremation or other final disposition of a dead body or a fetus;
(9) Authorization for the disinterment and reinterment of a dead body or a fetus;
(10) Extension of prescribed time periods for the filing of certificates of death, reports of fetal death and authorizations for disposition and disinterment and reinterment, including authorization for disposition prior to filing a certificate of death;
(11) Disposal of original records from which permanent reproductions have been made;
(12) Disclosure of confidential information for administrative, statistical or research purposes;
(13) Release of records of birth, death, fetal death, marriage, divorce or annulment, subject to the provisions of section twenty-seven of this article;
(14) Authorization for preparing, issuing or obtaining copies of vital records;
(15) Requirements for matching and marking certificates of birth and death for the purpose of preventing the fraudulent use of birth certificates;
(16) Utilization of social security numbers to meet requirements of federal law;
(17) Requirements for a statewide system of registering, indexing and preserving records of marriage, divorce and annulment of marriage; and
(18) Any other purpose to carry out the requirements of this article.
(b) Any rules in effect as of the passage of this article will remain in effect until amended, modified, repealed or replaced, except that references to provisions of former enactments of this article are interpreted to mean provisions of this article.
§16-5-3. Department of Health and Human Resources to propose legislative rules. (a) The Department of Health and Human Resources shall propose rules for legislative approval in accordance with the provisions of article three, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code to provide for:
(1) Adequate standards of security and confidentiality of vital records;
(2) Requirements for individuals in the state who may be designated by the State Registrar to aid in the administration of the system of vital statistics;
(3) Criteria for registration districts throughout the state;
(4) Requirements for the completion, filing, correction and amendment of certificates, reports and other documents required by this article;
(5) Requirements for registering a delayed certificate of birth, including provisions for dismissing an application which is not actively pursued;
(6) Inspection of evidence of adoption, annulment of adoption, legitimation or court determination of paternity;
(7) Completion of the medical certification of the cause of death;
(8) Record keeping requirements for receipt, removal, delivery, burial, cremation or other final disposition of a dead body or a fetus;
(9) Authorization for the disinterment and reinterment of a dead body or a fetus;
(10) Extension of prescribed time periods for the filing of certificates of death, reports of fetal death and authorizations for disposition and disinterment and reinterment, including authorization for disposition prior to filing a certificate of death;
(11) Disposal of original records from which permanent reproductions have been made;
(12) Disclosure of confidential information for administrative, statistical or research purposes;
(13) Release of records of birth, death, fetal death, marriage, divorce or annulment, subject to the provisions of section twenty-seven of this article;
(14) Authorization for preparing, issuing or obtaining copies of vital records;
(15) Requirements for matching and marking certificates of birth and death for the purpose of preventing the fraudulent use of birth certificates;
(16) Utilization of social security numbers to meet requirements of federal law;
(17) Requirements for a statewide system of registering, indexing and preserving records of marriage, divorce and annulment of marriage; and
(18) Any other purpose to carry out the requirements of this article.
(b) Any rules in effect as of the passage of this article will remain in effect until amended, modified, repealed or replaced, except that references to provisions of former enactments of this article are interpreted to mean provisions of this article.
§16-5-3. Department of Health and Human Resources to propose legislative rules. (a) The Department of Health and Human Resources shall propose rules for legislative approval in accordance with the provisions of article three, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code to provide for:
(1) Adequate standards of security and confidentiality of vital records;
(2) Requirements for individuals in the state who may be designated by the State Registrar to aid in the administration of the system of vital statistics;
(3) Criteria for registration districts throughout the state;
(4) Requirements for the completion, filing, correction and amendment of certificates, reports and other documents required by this article;
(5) Requirements for registering a delayed certificate of birth, including provisions for dismissing an application which is not actively pursued;
(6) Inspection of evidence of adoption, annulment of adoption, legitimation or court determination of paternity;
(7) Completion of the medical certification of the cause of death;
(8) Record keeping requirements for receipt, removal, delivery, burial, cremation or other final disposition of a dead body or a fetus;
(9) Authorization for the disinterment and reinterment of a dead body or a fetus;
(10) Extension of prescribed time periods for the filing of certificates of death, reports of fetal death and authorizations for disposition and disinterment and reinterment, including authorization for disposition prior to filing a certificate of death;
(11) Disposal of original records from which permanent reproductions have been made;
(12) Disclosure of confidential information for administrative, statistical or research purposes;
(13) Release of records of birth, death, fetal death, marriage, divorce or annulment, subject to the provisions of section twenty-seven of this article;
(14) Authorization for preparing, issuing or obtaining copies of vital records;
(15) Requirements for matching and marking certificates of birth and death for the purpose of preventing the fraudulent use of birth certificates;
(16) Utilization of social security numbers to meet requirements of federal law;
(17) Requirements for a statewide system of registering, indexing and preserving records of marriage, divorce and annulment of marriage; and
(18) Any other purpose to carry out the requirements of this article.
(b) Any rules in effect as of the passage of this article will remain in effect until amended, modified, repealed or replaced, except that references to provisions of former enactments of this article are interpreted to mean provisions of this article.
