Agency 16. Department of Corrections
- Preface
- Agency Summary
- Chapter 10
- Public Participation GuidelinesRead all
- Part I
- Purpose and Definitions
- Section 10
- Purpose
- Section 20
- Definitions
- Part II
- Notification of Interested Parties
- Section 30
- Notification List
- Section 40
- Information to Be Sent to Persons on the Notification List
- Part III
- Public Participation Procedures
- Section 50
- Public Comment
- Section 60
- Petition for Rule Making
- Section 70
- Appointment of Regulatory Advisory Panel
- Section 80
- Appointment of Negotiated Rulemaking Panel
- Section 90
- Meetings
- Section 100
- Public Hearings on Regulations
- Section 110
- Periodic Review of Regulations
- Chapter 20
- Regulations for Human Subject ResearchRead all
- Part I
- General provisions
- Section 10
- Definitions
- Section 20
- Applicability
- Section 30
- Policy
- Part II
- Human subject research review committee
- Section 40
- Composition
- Section 50
- Duties and Responsibilities
- Section 60
- Reports
- Section 70
- Records Maintenance
- Section 80
- Publication Rights
- Section 90
- Research Exempt from Hsrrc Review
- Section 100
- Waiver of Signed Voluntary Informed Consent Form
- Part III
- Role of the department and director
- Section 110
- Role of the Department and Director
- Part IV
- Applicability of state and federal policies
- Section 120
- Applicability of State and Federal Policies
- FORMS
- Forms (6VAC16-20)
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