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Ch. 8
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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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(ii) Provide license fees for appliance
installers;
(iii) Require [a] AN appliance installer to
post a performance bond; and
(iv) Define "appliance" and "work incidental to
the installation of appliances".
473.
(a) The Board may reprimand any person or suspend, revoke,
or refuse to renew the license of any person whom the Board
finds:
(5) Has knowingly violated any provision of this
subtitle or the code of ethics promulgated pursuant to § [468]
466 of this subtitle; or
511.
Any hearing aid dealer, prior to engaging in the practice of
fitting and selling of hearing aids with respect to any person,
shall ascertain whether that person has been examined by an
otolaryngologist, otologist, or physician within the previous six
months. If the person has not been so examined, the hearing aid
dealer (1) shall make a written recommendation for such an
examination of the person, and (2) may not fit or sell that
person a hearing aid until satisfactory written evidence of a
hearing examination by an otolaryngologist, otologist, or
physician has been furnished to the dealer. Any person 18 years
of age or older may waive in writing such examination. If any
person waives the medical examination under this section, the
hearing aid dealer shall give that person a copy of any waiver
that the person signed. [the] THE dealer shall also keep a copy
of that waiver.
526.
(a) Violation of §[§] 509, 510, 521, or 522 of this
subtitle is a misdemeanor punishable, upon conviction, by a fine
of not more than $500 or by imprisonment for not more than ninety
days, or both.
Article 64A - Merit System
3.
The following positions shall not be included in the
classified service[,]:
(1) [namely: those] THOSE held by officers elected
by popular vote and officers whose appointment [and] OR election
is provided by the Constitution, including deputy clerks provided
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