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LAWS OF MARYLAND

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establishment of fees for "renewal licenses" and
licenses issued to " {p}ersons licensed to
practice chiropractic under the laws of any other
state", respectively, it should not be read to
preclude the Board from imposing fees in other
appropriate instances. See, e.g., present Art.
43, § 508(c), now § 3-309 of this title, which
refers to an "inactive fee". Throughout this
title, "a fee set by the Board" means a fee set
as indicated in this subsection — that is, with
the approval of the Secretary.

As to subsection (b) of this section, the second
sentence of present Art. 43, § 509(a) — which
requires that disbursement of funds be in
accordance with Art. III, §§32 and 52 of the
State Constitution or Art. 15A, §§ 1 through 15
of the Code, which relate to disbursements from
the General Fund of this State — is deleted as
implicit in the requirement that the funds are
part of the General Fund of this State.

SUBTITLE 3. LICENSING.

3-301. KINDS OF LICENSES; LICENSE REQUIRED; PRACTICE OF
PHYSICAL THERAPY PERMITTED.

(A)  KINDS OF LICENSES.

THE BOARD MAY ISSUE, AS APPROPRIATE:

(1)  A LICENSE TO PRACTICE CHIROPRACTIC; OR

(2)  A LICENSE TO PRACTICE CHIROPRACTIC WITH THE
RIGHT TO PRACTICE PHYSICAL THERAPY.

(B)  LICENSE REQUIRED.

EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN THIS TITLE, AN
INDIVIDUAL SHALL BE LICENSED BY THE BOARD BEFORE THE
INDIVIDUAL MAY PRACTICE CHIROPRACTIC IN THIS STATE.

(C)  PRACTICE OF PHYSICAL THERAPY PERMITTED.

A CHIROPRACTOR WHO HOLDS A LICENSE TO PRACTICE
CHIROPRACTIC WITH THE RIGHT TO PRACTICE PHYSICAL THERAPY MAY
PRACTICE CHIROPRACTIC AND PHYSICAL THERAPY IN THIS STATE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from Art. 43, § 502
and the second sentence of § 504(b).

Subsections (a) and (c) of this section are new
language added to provide more clearly that there
are two kinds of practice permitted under this
subtitle.