1440                                        LAWS OF MARYLAND                            [Ch. 6

(B) BOARD MAY DETERMINE ACCEPTABILITY OF
COLLEGES AND INSTITUTIONS.

THE BOARD MAY INVESTIGATE AND DETERMINE THE
ACCEPTABILITY OF AND APPROVE OR DISAPPROVE ANY COLLEGE
OR INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF
STUDENTS DESIRING TO PRACTICE VETERINARY MEDICINE. IT
MAY CANCEL OR REVOKE APPROVAL IF THE COLLEGE OR
INSTITUTION NO LONGER IS DEEMED SATISFACTORY.
HOWEVER, THE APPROVAL OF THE AMERICAN VETERINARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF A COLLEGE OR INSTITUTION IS
SUFFICIENT TO QUALIFY THE COLLEGE OR INSTITUTION. ANY
VETERINARIAN DESIRING TO BE LICENSED TO PRACTICE
VETERINARY MEDICINE SHALL HAVE COMPLETED THE COURSE OF
STUDY PRESCRIBED BY AN APPROVED COLLEGE OR
INSTITUTION.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 43, §152(a) and (b), as amended by Ch.
817, Acts of 1973. The only changes made
are in style.

SEC. 2-307. LICENSE EXAMINATION; EXAMINATION FEE;
ISSUANCE.

(A)     PRESCRIBE EXAMINATION AND APPLICATION
PROCEDURE.

THE BOARD SHALL PRESCRIBE THE SUBJECT, CHARACTER,
MANNER, TIME, AND PLACE FOR EVERY WRITTEN EXAMINATION,
AND THE PROCEDURE FOR FILING APPLICATIONS FOR THE
EXAMINATION. IT SHALL CONDUCT THE WRITTEN EXAMINATION
SO THAT THE IDENTITY OF THE APPLICANT IS NOT KNOWN TO
THE BOARD UNTIL THE EXAMINATION IS GRADED. THE BOARD
SHALL MAKE A WRITTEN REPORT OF EVERY EXAMINATION AND
PRESERVE IT IN THE BOARD OFFICE FOR THREE YEARS.

(B)   EXAMINATION FEE.

AN APPLICANT FOR THE EXAMINATION SHALL PAY A $50
FEE TO THE BOARD SECRETARY AT THE TIME HE FILES HIS
APPLICATION.

(C)   ISSUANCE.

THE BOARD SHALL ISSUE A LICENSE TO, AND ANNUALLY
REGISTER, ANY PERSON WHO:

(1)   PASSES THE EXAMINATION,

(2)   IS OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER, AMD