Ch. 3

LAWS OF MARYLAND

(III)  ENROLL AS A STUDENT IN THE COSMETOLOGY
SCHOOL AN INDIVIDUAL WITH AN INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE
THAT PRESENTS A HAZARD TO A PATRON; OR

(IV)  AFTER DISCOVERING AN INDIVIDUAL HAS AN
INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE THAT PRESENTS A HAZARD TO A
PATRON, CONTINUE TO ENROLL THE INDIVIDUAL AS A STUDENT IN THE
COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL.

(B)  OTHER INDIVIDUALS WITH DISEASE.

(1)  AN INDIVIDUAL WHO KNOWS THAT THE INDIVIDUAL HAS
AN INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE THAT PRESENTS A HAZARD TO A
BEAUTY SALON PATRON MAY NOT PRACTICE COSMETOLOGY, TEACH
COSMETOLOGY, OR MANAGE A BEAUTY SALON.

(2)  AN INDIVIDUAL WHO KNOWS THAT ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL
HAS AN INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE THAT PRESENTS A HAZARD TO
A BEAUTY SALON PATRON MAY NOT:

(I)  PRACTICE COSMETOLOGY ON THAT OTHER
INDIVIDUAL;

(II)  TEACH COSMETOLOGY TO THAT OTHER
INDIVIDUAL; OR

(III)  MANAGE THAT OTHER INDIVIDUAL IN THE
PRACTICE OF COSMETOLOGY.

(C)  CARELESS OR NEGLIGENT PRACTICE.

AN INDIVIDUAL MAY NOT PRACTICE COSMETOLOGY, TEACH
COSMETOLOGY, OR MANAGE A BEAUTY SALON IN A CARELESS OR NEGLIGENT
MANNER SO AS TO:

(1)  CAUSE AN INFECTION; OR

(2)  IMPART AN INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE THAT
PRESENTS A HAZARD TO A BEAUTY SALON PATRON.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from former Art. 56, §
479(i) and, except as they related to penalties for
violations, § 505(b), (c), and (d).

In subsections (a), (b), and (c) of this section, the
clause "that presents a hazard" to a beauty salon
patron is added to clarify the conditions covered
under this section. This addition conforms to §§
5-310 and 5-314 of this title.

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