Ch. 459                                     1993 LAWS OF MARYLAND

[(e)](F) (1) The Board shall set the term for each limited permit issued under
this section.

(2)     The term for a limited permit may not be set for more than 1 year and
may not exceed the term of a limited license held by a partner, MEMBER, or shareholder
for the job in question.

(3)     A limited permit becomes effective and expires on the dates set by the
Board.                                                               

[(f)] '(G) Subject to the hearing provisions of § 2-412 of this title, the Board may
deny or revoke a limited permit for any ground as may be applicable under § 2-410 of this
title.

2-602.                                               

Except for a licensed certified public accountant who operates a business as a sole
practitioner, a person may not operate a business through which certified public
accountancy is practiced, unless:

(1)     the business is a; partnership, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, or
corporation; and                             

(2)     the partnership, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, or corporation holds a
permit issued by the Board.             

2-603.                                           

(b) Subsection (a) of this section does not prohibit:

(2) a partnership, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, or corporation that holds
a permit from using, in connection with the name of the partnership, LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY, or corporation, any of the terms or the abbreviation to which subsection (a) of
this section refers.                                                                                             

3-401.

In this subtitle, "responsible member" means a director of a corporation, A
MEMBER OF A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY or partner who is appointed under §
3-404(c) of this subtitle to be in responsible charge of architecture practiced through the
corporation, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, or partnership.                                

3-402.                                                                   

(a) (1) Subject to the provisions of this subtitle, a licensed architect may
practice architecture for others through:

(i) a corporation as an officer, director, employee, or agent of the
corporation;

(II) A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY AS A MEMBER, MANAGER,
EMPLOYEE, OR AGENT OF THE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY; or

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