Md. Code, Business Occupations and Professions § 17-210
This is the official text of Md. Code, Business Occupations and Professions § 17-210, part of Maryland’s Code, Business Occupations and Professions — governs professional and occupational licensing.
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§17–210.
Official statutory text
The Commission shall submit to the Secretary an annual report of the activities of the Commission that includes:
(1) a statement of the total receipts from license fees;
(2) a statement of the total expenditures of the Commission;
(3) the number of real estate broker licenses, associate real estate broker licenses, and real estate salesperson licenses issued in each county;
(4) the number of hearings held;
(5) the number of complaints received;
(6) the number of investigations made;
(7) the number of applications for licenses denied;
(8) the total number of licenses suspended or revoked;
(9) the number of cases resolved within the schedule adopted under § 17–208(b) of this subtitle;
(10) the number of Guaranty Fund awards made that reach the statutory cap at the time the award is made, the corresponding amounts claimed by the complainant in each case, and the amount of damages that would have been reimbursable to the complainant if the statutory cap did not exist; and
(11) any other information that reflects the work of the Commission.
(1) a statement of the total receipts from license fees;
(2) a statement of the total expenditures of the Commission;
(3) the number of real estate broker licenses, associate real estate broker licenses, and real estate salesperson licenses issued in each county;
(4) the number of hearings held;
(5) the number of complaints received;
(6) the number of investigations made;
(7) the number of applications for licenses denied;
(8) the total number of licenses suspended or revoked;
(9) the number of cases resolved within the schedule adopted under § 17–208(b) of this subtitle;
(10) the number of Guaranty Fund awards made that reach the statutory cap at the time the award is made, the corresponding amounts claimed by the complainant in each case, and the amount of damages that would have been reimbursable to the complainant if the statutory cap did not exist; and
(11) any other information that reflects the work of the Commission.
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