1026                             Laws of Maryland                      [Ch. 471

to the purposes set forth in Article I of the agreement and shall be
made in order to permit the continuance of uniformity of practice
among the contracting states with respect to buses. Any such exemp-
tion or change shall be made by rule or regulation and shall not be
effective unless made by the same procedure required for other rules
and regulations of his department as prescribed under Article 41
Section 9 and Article 66½ [Section 2-107 (b)] Section 2-307 (b).

5-201.1.

(a) "Scrap processor" means an establishment having facilities
for processing iron, steel and nonferrous scrap metal and whose
principal product is scrap iron, steel and nonferrous scrap for sale
for resmelting purposes only which is licensed under the provisions
of this [section] part.

5-205.

The Department shall pay a fee of ten dollars ($10.00) for each
vehicle which has been completely destroyed upon presentation by
the scrap processor to the Department of the certificate of title or
other acceptable evidence of ownership for a vehicle formerly titled
in this State, the manufacturer's serial or identification number
plate, satisfactory proof that the vehicle has been completely de-
stroyed and any other information the Department may deem neces-
sary. The Department shall disburse this fee in the following
manner: five dollars ($5.00) to a scrap processor and five dollars
($5.00) to the wrecker conveying ownership of the vehicle to be
destroyed to such scrap processor. Scrap processors and wreckers
must be licensed under this [section] part to be eligible for this fee.
No fee shall be paid by the Department for any vehicle destroyed
by any scrap processor prior to July 1, 1970, and the Department
shall require satisfactory evidence confirming the date that such
vehicle was destroyed in the form and manner prescribed by the
Department.

5-206.

A wrecker and a scrap processor shall keep an accurate and com-
plete record of all motor vehicles purchased or received by him in
the course of his business. These records shall contain the name and
address of the person from whom each motor vehicle was purchased
or received and the date such purchases or receipts occurred and
such other information that may be required by the Department.
The records shall be open for inspection by a police department at
any time during normal business hours. Any record required by this
[subsection] section shall be kept by the scrap processor for at least
three years after the transaction to which it applies.

5-207.

The Department may promulgate other rules and regulations and
prescribe forms necessary to administer the provisions of this
[section] part relating to wreckers and scrap processors.

5-601.

The Department may refuse, suspend, or revoke any license issued
under this article relating to wreckers and scrap processors if the