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Notice: 13717951

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Division:

Division of Historical Resources

Chapter:

ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH

Overview

RULE:

1A-32.001	Definitions
1A-32.003	Criteria for Evaluating Research Requests
1A-32.005	Application Requirements for Non-accredited Institutions

PURPOSE:

The purpose of the proposed amendment to Rule 1A-32.001, F.A.C., is to replace references to the criteria for registration in the Society of Professional Archaeologists, an organization that no longer exists, with the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualifications Standards for archaeology, and also to replace references to the “Code of Ethics,” “Standards of Research Performance,” and “Institutional Standards” of the defunct Society of Professional Archaeologists with the “Principles of Archaeological Ethics” of the Society for American Archaeology. For Rule 1A-32.003, F.A.C., the proposed rule amendment clarifies that only museums, universities, colleges or other historical, scientific or educational institutions or societies that subscribe to the “Principles of Archaeological Ethics” of the Society for American Archaeology will be considered as valid research applicants for Chapter 1A-32 Archaeological Research Permits issued by the Bureau of Archaeological Research. For Rule 1A-32.005, F.A.C., the proposed amendment incorporates by reference Archaeological Research Permit – 1A-32 Application (Form HRE4404-13), and provides information on where to obtain a copy of this form.

SUMMARY:

The proposed amendments will define the criteria necessary to apply for an archaeological research permit.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

267.031(1), FS.

LAW:

267.12(2), 267.12(3), FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

11/8/2013 Vol. 39/219

COMMENTS:

From 11/8/2013 To 11/29/2013 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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