(2) A person who meets the requirements of paragraph (1) of this
subsection may obtain an annual master fishing guide license by:

(i) Making application on a form provided by the Department;

(ii) Supplying with the application proofs of ownership of the
required vessels; and

(iii) Paying the master fishing guide license fee set forth in §
4-701(d)(2)(ii)1 of this title.

(3) A person holding a master fishing guide license may:

(i) Employ other persons to guide fishing parties on vessels owned
by the master fishing guide; and

(ii) Allow a person who holds a valid coast guard license to operate
a vessel to carry passengers for fishing from the marina owned or operated by the
master guide license holder authorized under paragraph (1)(ii)3 of this subsection as
follows:

1. One person for 10 vessels;

2. Two persons for 11 to 20 vessels;

3. Three persons for 21 to 30 vessels;

4. Four persons for 31 to 40 vessels;

5. Five persons for 41 to 50 vessels; and

6. Six persons for 51 or more vessels.

(4) (i) The Department shall issue a number of copies of the master
fishing guide license corresponding to the number of vessels owned or operated by the
master fishing guide, with each copy bearing the registration number of one of the
vessels.

(ii) The master fishing guide shall ensure that when a vessel is
operated, the appropriate copy of the license is on board.

(5) If a master fishing guide employs another person to operate a vessel
to carry passengers for fishing, for purposes of the license suspension criteria in §
4-701(k) of this title, the master fishing guide shall be held responsible for any
violations committed by the person employed to operate the vessel.]

(1) THE SECRETARY MAY ESTABLISH BY REGULATION FIRST AID AND
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS WITH WHICH ALL LICENSED FISHING GUIDES SHALL
COMPLY.

(2) THE DEPARTMENT MAY SUSPEND, REVOKE, OR REFUSE TO ISSUE A
LICENSE FOR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE TERMS OF THE LICENSE.