Code of Maine Rules
09 - DEPARTMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE
137 - DEPARTMENT OF INLAND FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE - GENERAL
Chapter 28 - EDUCATIONAL TRIP LEADER RULES
Section 137-28-05 - ETL Advisory Committee Responsibilities

Current through 2024-38, September 18, 2024

1. ETL Advisory Committee shall:

a. Make recommendations to the commissioner, to approve or deny a request to become ETL Administrators, ETL Instructors and ETLs;

b. Maintain a list of all ETL Administrators and ETL Instructors;

c. Create the process for testing ETLs;

d. Create and adopt the ETL training curriculum;

e. Review and update ETL training curriculum every 5 years;

f. Review complaints against ETL Administrators, ETL Instructors and ETL permit holders; and

g. Make recommendations to the commissioner on revocation, suspension, or denial of ETL permits in accordance with Title 12 M.R.S. § 12863.

2. ETL Curriculum Standards. The ETL training curriculum adopted by the ETL Advisory Committee shall include the following minimum standards:

a. Group management and facilitation;

b. Risk management;

c. Wilderness trip skills;

d. Campcraft skills;

e. Awareness of the Maine outdoor sporting community (such as boating, ATVing, snowmobiling, hunting, fishing and trapping); and

f. Landowner relations

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