What must all sanitation rules of the board comply with?

The sanitation rules of the board must comply with the directives issued by the State Health Department. This is essential because the State Health Department is responsible for establishing and enforcing health standards that ensure public safety and hygiene within various facilities, including those regulated by the board. Compliance with these directives helps to protect the health of the public by ensuring that practices related to sanitation are up to date and effective in preventing health risks.

The emphasis on the State Health Department is particularly important as it tailors guidelines and regulations to address local health concerns and conditions, ensuring that sanitation measures are relevant and adequately address the specific needs of the community. By aligning sanitation rules with these directives, the board ensures that it is operating within the framework of established health principles and practices recognized at the state level.