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supervising caregiver at a temporary campsite;

(2) power equipment and dangerous tools may not be stored, operated, or left unattended without proper safeguards in camping areas and may not be used by children;

(3) water craft must be equipped with United States Coast Guard approved personal flotation devices of types I, II, or III as prescribed for the specific type of craft and number and age of occupants; one flotation device for each person on board the water craft is required; and

(4) tents must be made of fire retardant material. (l) A facility shall ensure that all water from streams, ponds, lakes, or rivers that is used for drinking, food preparation, and dishwashing is first boiled, filtered, or purified with iodine or tablets specifically designed to purify water. (m) During a wilderness or adventure experience conducted by a facility, food must be prepared and served in accordance with sound sanitary camping practice. Special care must be taken to choose food for the length and type of camping experience and to consider refrigeration needs and problems of sanitation. (n) In this section, “wilderness and adventure experience” or “experience” includes activities such as biking, canoeing, kayaking, tubing, caving, hiking, horseback riding, rope initiatives and rock or ice climbing, sailing and boating, solo outings, swimming, water skiing, or camping. (Eff. 1/1/96, Register 136; am 3/1/98, Register 145; am 7/1/2022, Register 242) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 44.29.020 AS 47.32.030 7 AAC 50.630. Boarding care in foster homes. Repealed. (Eff. 1/1/96, Register 136; am 3/1/98, Register 145; repealed 7/1/2022, Register 242) 7 AAC 50.635. Boarding care in residential child care facilities. (a) A residential child care facility may provide boarding care only with a boarding care specialization approved by the department.