Ch. 651                             MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                                1325

in the presence of two witnesses, who, in turn, shall sign the document in the
donor's presence. If the donor cannot sign in person, the document may be signed
for him, at his direction and in his presence, and in the presence of two witnesses,
who, in turn, shall sign the document in the donor's presence. Delivery of the
document or gift during the donor's lifetime is not necessary to make the gift valid.
The document may consist of a properly executed card carried on the donor's
person or in his effects. The document and/or card may conform substantially to
the following form:

ANATOMICAL GIFT BY A LIVING DONOR

I am at least [21] 18 years of age and hereby make
this anatomical gift to take effect upon my death.
The marks in the appropriate squares and words
filled into the blanks below indicate my desires.

1. I give: / / my body; / / any needed organs
or parts; / / the following organs or parts

To the following person, agency, or institu-
tion: / / any person, tissue bank, or
institution authorized by law;
/ / the Anatomy Board of Maryland;
/ / the following named physician, hospital,
tissue bank or other medical institution

3. For the following purposes: / / any purpose
authorized by law[[:]]; / / [[transportation]]
transplantation; / / therapy; / / medical
research and education.

Dated------------ City and State............-

Signed by the Donor in

the presence of the
following who sign as
witnesses:

Witness                                   Signature of Donor

Witness                                   Address of Donor

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Any person of good moral character, who has had four years' actual experience
in a pharmacy where physicians' prescriptions are daily compounded, or has served
an internship program regulated by the Board and has attained the age of
[twenty-one] EIGHTEEN years, who shall present satisfactory evidence to the
Maryland Board of Pharmacy that he or she has had at least four years standard
high school or college of pharmacy approved by the said Board or accredited by
the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education, as published in their official
listing and who after examination by the said Board shall be by it deemed
competent, shall be registered as a pharmacist and be given a certificate of such
registration, provided, however, that not more than three years may be deducted