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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 240

(2) IS A CARRIER OF A COMMUNICABLE DISEASE THAT
MAY BE TRANSMITTED BY FOOD.

(B) EMPLOYEES.

AN INDIVIDUAL MAY NOT KNOWINGLY WORK IN ANY BUILDING,
VEHICLE, OR PLACE IN WHICH FOOD IS MANUFACTURED, PREPARED,
PACKED, STORED, COLLECTED, SOLD, DISTRIBUTED, OR TRANSPORTED
IF THE INDIVIDUAL:

(1)  HAS A COMMUNICABLE DISEASE THAT MAY BE
TRANSMITTED BY FOOD; OR

(2)  IS A CARRIER OF A COMMUNICABLE DISEASE THAT
MAY BE TRANSMITTED BY FOOD.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from former Article
43, § 200(e).

4-114. RIGHT OF ENTRY AND INSPECTION.

(A)  ENTRY FOR PURPOSE OF INSPECTION.

TO ENFORCE THIS SUBTITLE, THE SECRETARY OR A
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SECRETARY, AT ANY REASONABLE TIME, MAY
ENTER AND INSPECT ANY ESTABLISHMENT OR BUILDING IN WHICH
FOOD IS MANUFACTURED, PREPARED, PRODUCED, PACKED, CANNED,
FROZEN, STORED, DEPOSITED, COLLECTED, SOLD, DISTRIBUTED, OR
TRANSPORTED.

(B)  INTERFERING OR REFUSING ACCESS PROHIBITED.
A PERSON MAY NOT:

(1)  REFUSE TO GRANT ACCESS TO THE SECRETARY OR
ANY REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SECRETARY IF THE SECRETARY OR
REPRESENTATIVE ASKS TO ENTER AN ESTABLISHMENT OR BUILDING
UNDER THIS SECTION; OR

(2)  INTERFERE WITH ANY INSPECTION UNDER THIS
SECTION.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from former Article
43, § 203 -- except the penalty provisions of
that section, which now appear in § 4-1206 of
this title.

4-115. ABATEMENT ORDERS.

(A) IN GENERAL.