WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor

Ch. 3

(2)  REGULATIONS FOR QUALIFICATION AND EXAMINATION OF
APPLICANTS FOR LICENSES, REGISTRATION, AND PERMITS AND ISSUANCE
OF LICENSES, CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION, AND PERMITS;

(3)  REGULATIONS TO GOVERN THE CONDUCT OF PERSONS
REGULATED UNDER THIS TITLE;

(4)  REGULATIONS TO GOVERN SANITATION AND SAFETY IN
PRACTICING COSMETOLOGY, INCLUDING REGULATIONS THAT ESTABLISH
PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF INFECTIOUS AND CONTAGIOUS
DISEASES;

(5)  REGULATIONS TO GOVERN THE ESTABLISHMENT AND
TEACHING OF COURSES OF INSTRUCTION IN A LIMITED PRACTICE OF
COSMETOLOGY; AND

(6)  REGULATIONS TO GOVERN THE DIRECT SUPERVISION OF
THE OPERATION OF LIMITED PRACTICE BEAUTY SALONS.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the third sentence of
former Art. 56, § 482(c), the second sentence of §
485(e), the first sentence of § 494, and the first
sentence of § 499(a).

The introductory language of this section, "[i]n
addition to any duties set forth elsewhere", is added
to clarify that the enumerated duties are not
exhaustive.

In item (1) of this section, the reference to "bylaws"
for the conduct "of its proceedings" is substituted
for the former reference to "reasonable rules for its
conduct". Throughout the Health Occupations Article
and this article, the power to adopt regulations for
the conduct of the proceedings of a board is expressed
in terms of adoption of bylaws.

In item (2) of this section, the reference to
"permits" is broad enough to encompass postgraduate
schools of cosmetology, although former Art. 56, § 494
referred only to registration for "schools of beauty
culture". Nonetheless, in light of item (3) of this
section, the inclusion of postgraduate schools seemed
to fill an inadvertant gap in the former law.

In item (3) of this section, the former words
"copartnerships, associations or corporations" are
deleted as unnecessary in light of the definition of
"person".

Item (4) of this section is revised as a duty of the
Board notwithstanding the former clause "as it may

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