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Alaska Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 12, 2017) |
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Title 22. Department of Corrections. |
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Chapter 22.15. Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Devices Program. |
Section 22.15.045. Standards for calibration, maintenance, and monitoring.
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(a) A device certified under this chapter shall be examined by a manufacturer's authorized installer for correct calibration and evidence of tampering or removal every 90 days, or more often if ordered by the court. (b) A calibration, maintenance, and monitoring record must be maintained and include (1) the results of the examination; (2) the adjustment, if any, that was made in the necessary calibration; (3) documentation of evidence of any tampering with, or attempts to circumvent or remove, the device; (4) other information required by a court order; and (5) the name of the manufacturer's authorized installer performing the examination and maintenance. (c) A copy of the calibration, maintenance, and monitoring records must be retained by the manufacturer's authorized installer for at least three years and made available, upon request, to the (1) department; (2) division of motor vehicles in the Department of Administration; (3) division of behavioral health in the Department of Health and Social Services; (4) Department of Public Safety; (5) prosecuting authority; (6) law enforcement agency; and (7) court. (d) If, upon examination, a manufacturer's authorized installer finds evidence that a device has been tampered with or there has been an attempt to remove the device or circumvent the intended purpose of the device, the authorized installer shall within 72 hours of making the finding report that finding to the (1) department; (2) division of motor vehicles in the Department of Administration; (3) prosecuting authority; (4) law enforcement agency; and (5) court.
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33.05.020