1358                                       LAWS OF MARYLAND                            [Ch.

Subsection (e)(1) is new language derived
from section 159(a). Subsection (e) (2) is
derived from section 160 and subsection
(e) (3) is derived from section 159 (a) .

Subsection (f) is new language derived from
section 160 of the Code,

Subsections (g) and (h) are new language
derived from section 159(f). This section
raises the issue of whether a person who
does not apply for a blind license by the
statutorily imposed deadline may apply for
a license for an area not licensed after
November 1. The present statute seems to
indicate that this is not permissible. The
department, however, sees no rationale for
this prohibition.

Subsection (i) paragraphs one through 13
presently appear as Article 66C, sections
158 and 158A, as enacted by Chapter 849,
H.B. 1188, Acts of 1973. The only other
changes made are in style.

10-613. POSSESSION OF HUNTER'S LICENSE.

ANY PERSON HUNTING WILD WATERFOWL FROM A
STATIONARY BLIND OR BLIND SITE SHALL POSSESS A
HUNTER'S LICENSE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language
derived from the last sentence of Article
66C, section 160 of the Code.

10-614. DEPARTMENT MAY INSPECT BLIND SITE TO
DETERMINE VALIDITY OF LICENSE APPLICATION; REVOCATION.

(A)    INSPECTION OF BLIND SITE TO DETERMINE
VALIDITY OF LICENSE APPLICATION. - THE DEPARTMENT
SHALL INSPECT ANY LICENSED BLIND SITE TO DETERMINE THE
VALIDITY OF THE CERTIFICATIONS IN ANY APPLICATION UPON
REQUEST OF THE OWNER OF THE SHORE FRONT PROPERTY.

(B)   REVOCATION OF LICENSE. - IF THE DEPARTMENT
FINDS THAT THE CERTIFICATIONS OF THE APPLICATION ARE
ERRONEOUS, IT MAY REVOKE THE LICENSE BY WRITTEN NOTICE
TO THE APPLICANT.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language
derived from similar provisions of Article