Definitions

Unless otherwise defined in 15.10.2 NMAC, terms used in these rules have the same meanings as set forth in the act and the alcohol server education act: A. “Applicant” means a person or entity applying to the division for certification as a provider, instructor or program. B. “Approved test” means a test proctored by a live instructor or a test administered on-line that has been approved by the division and incorporates at least 20 questions from a list of questions provided by the division. An approved test that is proctored by a live instructor must be graded by the instructor. C. “Certified program” means an on-line or classroom program that is certified by the division. D. “Classroom program” means a program certified by the division in accordance with these rules that is administered, at least in part by a live instructor and may or may not include the use of a computer. E. “Classroom hour” means 50 minutes of instruction time and 10 minutes of break time. F. “On-line program” means a program certified by the division in accordance with these rules that is designed to be administered via the internet, including the exam, without the presence of a live instructor. G. “Personal identifier” means a person’s social security number or, if a person does not have a social security number, the person’s individual taxpayer identifier number. H. “Proctored test” means a test administered and supervised by a live instructor. I. “Server permit” means an unexpired permit issued by the division to a person who has met all the requirements to become a server as required by these rules. J. “Student” means an applicant for a server permit that participates in a certified program.