Alabama § 32-5A-194.1 - Effect of Certification Permits Issued by State Board of Health; Effect of Rules and Regulations Enacted by State Board of Health.
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§ 32-5A-194.1. Effect of Certification Permits Issued by State Board of Health; Effect of Rules and Regulations Enacted by State Board of Health.
All certification permits issued by the State Board of Health shall remain in effect until their termination date or reissued by the Department of Forensic Sciences. All rules and regulations enacted under the authority of this chapter by the State Board of Health shall remain in force until rescinded, modified, or adopted by the Department of Forensic Sciences.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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