HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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THE BOARD SHALL PAY ALL FUNDS COLLECTED UNDER THIS
TITLE INTO THE GENERAL FUND OF THIS STATE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: Subsection (a) of this section is
standard language added to clarify the authority
of the Board -- under its broad rulemaking powers
— to set reasonable fees for the services for
which a fee is not set in the present law.

Subsection (b) of this section is new language
derived without substantive change from the third
sentence of Art. 43, § 360.

As to subsection (b) of this section, the last
sentence of present Art. 43, § 360, which
requires that disbursement of funds be in
accordance with Art. Ill, §§ 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.

6-301. LICENSE REQUIRED; EXCEPTIONS.

(A)  IN GENERAL.

EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (B) OF THIS SECTION,
AN INDIVIDUAL SHALL BE LICENSED BY THE BOARD BEFORE THE
INDIVIDUAL MAY PRACTICE MORTUARY SCIENCE IN THIS STATE.

(B)  EXCEPTIONS.

THIS SECTION DOES NOT:

(1)  LIMIT THE RIGHT OF A SCHOOL OF ANATOMY,
MEDICINE, OR DENTISTRY TO USE AND DISPOSE OF A DEAD HUMAN
BODY OR ITS PARTS;

(2)  LIMIT THE RIGHT OF ANY PERSON WHO IS
AUTHORIZED BY LAW TO HANDLE OR DISPOSE OF A DEAD HUMAN BODY
OR ITS PARTS, IF THE PERSON ACTS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THAT
AUTHORIZATION;

(3)  AFFECT THE RIGHT OF AN AUTHORIZED OFFICER OR
EMPLOYEE OF THE UNITED STATES OR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TO
PRACTICE MORTUARY SCIENCE IN THE COURSE OF THAT INDIVIDUAL'S
DUTIES; OR

(4)  APPLY TO AN INDIVIDUAL WHO MAKES FUNERAL
ARRANGEMENTS IN THE COURSE OF THE DUTIES OF THAT INDIVIDUAL
AS AN ATTORNEY OR A PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE.