Guam § 22103 - Definitions.
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§ 22103. Definitions.
The definitions of § 20101 of Title 10 shall apply to this
Subchapter. In addition and unless the context clearly requires
otherwise, the words and phrases listed below mean:
(a) Person Employed includes any owner, operator,
manager or other person performing any functions covered
by § 22101, whether for compensation or otherwise. The
Director is authorized to determine what persons are
included in this definition.
(b) Health Regulated Establishment means any
establishment or facility subject to the permitting
requirements of Division 2, Part 1 of Title 10 of the Guam
Code Annotated.
(c) Nonimmigrant is a person who is not a citizen or a
permanent resident alien of the United States as those terms
are defined by the Immigration and Nationality Act, and it
includes those persons whose admission to the United
States is based upon a covenant of free association with the
United States.
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