HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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In subsection (b)(2)(ii)l. of this section, the
present phrase "in an institution of higher
learning" is deleted to clarify that while an
electrology education program must still be
approved by the State Board for Higher Education
the program need not be taught at an approved
institution.

For the definition of "physician", see § 1-101 of
this article.

5-403. WITHDRAWAL OF APPROVAL.

(A)  GROUNDS FOR WITHDRAWAL OF APPROVAL.

THE BOARD MAY REMOVE AN INSTITUTION FROM ITS LIST OF
INSTITUTIONS THAT OFFER APPROVED ELECTROLOGY EDUCATION
PROGRAMS IF THE INSTITUTION:

(1)  IS GUILTY OF FRAUD OR DECEIT IN OBTAINING OR
ATTEMPTING TO OBTAIN APPROVAL;

(2)  ACTS IN A MANNER INCONSISTENT WITH GENERALLY
ACCEPTED STANDARDS FOR THE PRACTICE OF ELECTROLOGY;

(3)  ADVERTISES IN A MANNER THAT THE BOARD
DETERMINES VIOLATES § 5-502 OF THIS TITLE;

(4)  VIOLATES THE STANDARDS SET UNDER THIS
SUBTITLE AND DOES NOT CORRECT THE VIOLATION IN A REASONABLE
TIME AFTER NOTICE IS GIVEN; OR

(5)  NO LONGER OPERATES A PROGRAM THAT QUALIFIES
FOR APPROVAL UNDER THIS SUBTITLE.

(B)  HEARINGS AND PROCEDURE.

ANY ACTION TAKEN UNDER THIS SECTION SHALL BE IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE HEARING AND ADMINISTRATIVE AND JUDICIAL
REVIEW PROVISIONS OF §§ 5-312 AND 5-313 OF THIS TITLE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from Art. 43, §

555B-30.

Subsection (a)(5) of this section is new language
added to make express that which presently is
only implied in the law — that the Board may
remove an institution from its list of
institutions that offer approved programs if the
program no longer qualifies for approval.

In subsection (b) of this section, the reference
to § 5-313 of this title is new language added to
clarify the extent of the administrative and
judicial review provisions of this title. This
addition conforms to a similar change made in §
7-404 of this article as to nurses.