Tennessee § 68-102-204 - Rules to remain in effect.
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§ 68-102-204. Rules to remain in effect.
All rules, regulations, orders and decisions previously issued or promulgated by the Tennessee board of regents with respect to the Tennessee state fire college shall remain in full force and effect and shall hereafter be administered and enforced by the department of commerce and insurance. The department, division of fire prevention, may promulgate any rules and regulations, in accordance with the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act, compiled in title 4, chapter 5, necessary for the efficient operation of the academy, including, but not limited to, administration, operation, curriculum, conduct, attendance, fees and related items. Acts 1996, ch. 937, § 6.
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