Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 25, December 13, 2024
Section 10.10.11.09 - Reporting RequirementsA. What to Report. Using reporting forms provided or approved by the Department, a person shall: (1) Identify all non-exempt biological agents that the person possesses, maintains, transfers, or receives listed under: (a) Select agents and toxins in: (b) Overlap select agents and toxins in: (2) Indicate as part of the identification if a biological agent is: (b) Purified genomic material;(d) Used in small or large animal work;(e) Used in large-scale production; and(3) Identify the physical location of a laboratory and storage area within a facility where a biological agent is contained;(4) Identify the biosafety level required for the biological agent; and(5) Identify the individual in charge of the biological agent and information needed to contact that individual.B. When to Report. A person shall: (1) Complete and submit a report within 30 days of receiving a request to report from the Department;(2) Submit a report of each transfer and receipt of a biological agent within 24 hours of completing a transfer as set forth in Regulation .10D of this chapter;(3) Respond in writing to a deficiency notice from the Department within 10 work days of receiving the notice; and(4) Respond in writing to notice of a complaint within 10 work days of receiving notice from the Department.C. Who Submits Reports. A person shall submit a report dated and signed by the: (1) Individual who actually possesses, maintains, transfers, or receives and has charge of a biological agent; and(2) Responsible official of the facility where the biological agent is located.D. Where to Report. A person shall return all completed reports and other correspondence to the BAR Program, c/o Laboratories Administration, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.Md. Code Regs. 10.10.11.09
Amended effective 47:10 Md. R. 517, eff. 5/18/2020