Md. Code, Business Occupations and Professions § 4-304.1
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§4–304.
Official statutory text
§4–304.1.
(a) The Board may use a testing service to administer examinations given under this title.
(b) If the Board uses a testing service, the testing service, subject to the requirements set by the Board, may:
(1) set the time and place of examinations;
(2) give qualified applicants notice of the time and place of examinations; and
(3) furnish any other information that the Board may require the testing service to provide.
(c) The Board or the Board’s designees shall mail or electronically transmit to each applicant notice of the applicant’s examination results.
(a) The Board may use a testing service to administer examinations given under this title.
(b) If the Board uses a testing service, the testing service, subject to the requirements set by the Board, may:
(1) set the time and place of examinations;
(2) give qualified applicants notice of the time and place of examinations; and
(3) furnish any other information that the Board may require the testing service to provide.
(c) The Board or the Board’s designees shall mail or electronically transmit to each applicant notice of the applicant’s examination results.
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