amending Civil Rule 77 by adding special proceedings, timing,

and pleading requirements for matters involving public health. Note: Chapter 44, SLA 2010 (HB 334), effective June 4, 2010, enacted changes relating to child custody, modification, and visitation standards for a military parent. According to section 5 of the Act, AS 25.20.095(d), added by section 1 of the Act, and AS 25.20.110(f), added by section 2 of the Act, have the effect of amending Alaska Rule of Civil Procedure 77(g) by changing the procedure for expedited consideration in certain cases involving child custody or visitation and a military parent. Notes: Chapter 71 SLA 2012 (SB 86) added new sections to AS 13.26 relating to the protection of vulnerable adults, effective July 1, 2012. According to section 48(c) of the Act, AS 13.26.206, enacted by section 10, has the effect of amending Alaska Rule of Civil Procedure 77, by requiring a hearing within 72 hours of the filing of a petition for the appointment of a temporary conservator. According to section 48(d) of the Act, AS 13.26.208, enacted by section 10, has the effect of amending Alaska Rule of Civil Procedure 77, by providing for a hearing on an application for a temporary protective order on 10 days’ notice. According to section 48(e) of the Act, AS 13.26.209(a) and (b), enacted by section 10, have the effect of amending Alaska Rule of Civil Procedure 77, by providing for a hearing on a request for modification of a protective order on 20 days’ notice and for modification of an ex parte protective order on three days’ notice.