§ 1349 Central administrator and information agent.

Under this rule, the Governor picks a state officer or employee to handle the paperwork and information for the agreement on detainers. This person acts as the main point of contact for the state when it comes to detainer matters between different states or the federal government.

A detainer is basically a hold placed on someone who is already in custody, telling the facility that another state or agency wants that person for a separate case. Having one designated administrator means there's a single, reliable contact who keeps track of these requests and makes sure the right information gets to the right people. This helps keep the process organized instead of having different offices handle detainer issues in different ways.