(3) TO INSPECT CORRECTIONAL TRAINING SCHOOLS;

(4) TO REVOKE, FOR CAUSE, ANY APPROVAL OR CERTIFICATE OF
APPROVAL ISSUED TO A CORRECTIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL;

(5) TO PRESCRIBE THE FOLLOWING FOR CORRECTIONAL TRAINING

SCHOOLS:

(I) CURRICULUM;

(II) COURSES OF STUDY;

(III) ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS;

(IV) ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS;

(V) EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES;

(VI) STANDARDS OF OPERATION; AND

(VII) MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS FOR INSTRUCTORS;

(6) TO CERTIFY AND ISSUE APPROPRIATE CERTIFICATES TO QUALIFIED
INSTRUCTORS FOR APPROVED CORRECTIONAL TRAINING SCHOOLS;

(7) TO CERTIFY AND ISSUE APPROPRIATE CERTIFICATES TO
CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS WHO HAVE SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED TRAINING
PROGRAMS;

(8) TO CONDUCT AND OPERATE APPROVED CORRECTIONAL TRAINING

SCHOOLS;

(9) TO ADOPT REGULATIONS NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT THIS SUBTITLE,
INCLUDING REGULATIONS THAT ESTABLISH AND ENFORCE STANDARDS FOR PRIOR
SUBSTANCE ABUSE BY INDIVIDUALS APPLYING FOR CERTIFICATION AS A
CORRECTIONAL OFFICER;

(10) TO MAKE A CONTINUOUS STUDY OF CORRECTIONAL TRAINING
METHODS AND PROCEDURES FOR ALL CORRECTIONAL TRAINING SCHOOLS;

(11) TO CONSULT WITH AND ACCEPT THE COOPERATION OF ANY
RECOGNIZED FEDERAL, STATE, OR MUNICIPAL CORRECTIONAL AGENCY OR
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION;

(12) TO CONSULT AND COOPERATE WITH UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, AND
INSTITUTIONS TO DEVELOP ALL GENERAL AND SPECIALIZED COURSES OF STUDY
FOR CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS;

(13) TO CONSULT AND COOPERATE WITH OTHER UNITS OF THE STATE
CONCERNED WITH CORRECTIONAL TRAINING; AND

(14) TO PERFORM ANY OTHER ACT THAT IS NECESSARY OR APPROPRIATE
TO CARRY OUT THIS SUBTITLE.