§ 47.32.010 Purpose and applicability
§ 47.32.020 Requirement to obtain a license
§ 47.32.030 Powers of the department of health and the department of family and community services; delegation to municipality
§ 47.32.032 Foster care license; variance
§ 47.32.040 Application for license
§ 47.32.050 Provisional license; biennial license
§ 47.32.060 License renewal
§ 47.32.070 Notice of denial or conditions; appeal
§ 47.32.080 Posting; license not transferable
§ 47.32.090 Complaints; investigation; retaliation
§ 47.32.100 Cooperation with investigation
§ 47.32.110 Right of access and inspection
§ 47.32.120 Report
§ 47.32.130 Enforcement action: immediate revocation or suspension
§ 47.32.140 Notice of violation; compliance and enforcement proceedings
§ 47.32.150 Hearings
§ 47.32.160 Immunity
§ 47.32.170 Criminal penalty
§ 47.32.180 Confidentiality; release of certain information
§ 47.32.190 Access to information
§ 47.32.200 Notices required of entities
§ 47.32.900 Definitions
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Terms Used In Alaska Statutes > Title 47 > Chapter 32 - Centralized Licensing and Related Administrative Procedures

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