PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor

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(1)     HAS MADE A FALSE OR MISLEADING STATEMENT ABOUT THE
SERVICES OFFERED BY, OR THE BUSINESS OF, THE LICENSEE REPRESENTED BY THE
APPOINTEE OR REPRESENTATIVE;

(2)     HAS BEEN CONVICTED OF A CRIME INVOLVING MORAL TURPITUDE;
OR

(3)     IS OTHERWISE UNSUITABLE TO ACT AS A REPRESENTATIVE.

(B)     NOTIFICATION OF DENIAL OR REVOCATION.

IF THE COMMISSIONER DENIES OR REVOKES A REGISTRATION UNDER THIS
SECTION, THE COMMISSIONER SHALL NOTIFY THE LICENSEE AND THE
REPRESENTATIVE OR APPOINTEE OF THE DENIAL OR REVOCATION IN WRITING.

(C)     CONSIDERATION OF PUBLIC INTEREST.

THE COMMISSIONER NEED NOT DENY OR REVOKE A REGISTRATION UNDER
THIS SECTION IF THE COMMISSIONER CONCLUDES, BASED ON ALL THE FACTS AND
CIRCUMSTANCES, THAT THE PUBLIC INTEREST WOULD NOT BE SERVED BY THE
DENIAL OR REVOCATION.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived without substantive
change from the first sentence of former Art. 48B, § 8(c).

Defined terms: "Commissioner" § 1-101
"Licensee" § 26-101
"Representative" § 26-101

26-308. JUDICIAL REVIEW.

A REPRESENTATIVE OR APPOINTEE THAT IS ADVERSELY AFFECTED BY AN
ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONER MAY SEEK JUDICIAL REVIEW OF THE ORDER IN
ACCORDANCE WITH § 2-215 OF THIS ARTICLE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived without substantive
change from the second sentence of former Art. 48B, § 8(c).

The references to an "order" of the Commissioner are substituted for the
former references to a "determination" for clarity since a hearing under this
section would result in an "order", which is subject to judicial review under §
2-215 of this article.

Defined terms: "Commissioner" § 1-101
"Representative" § 26-101

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