Md. Code, Business Occupations and Professions § 6-303
This is the official text of Md. Code, Business Occupations and Professions § 6-303, part of Maryland’s Code, Business Occupations and Professions — governs professional and occupational licensing.
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§6–303.
Official statutory text
This subtitle does not require:
(1) a public utility company to employ an electrician licensed by the State Board to represent the company while the company is engaging in the business of providing electrical services to a facility of the company that:
(i) is regulated by the Public Service Commission; and
(ii) is located on any premises, roadway, or right–of–way in which the company has a lawful interest;
(2) an employee of a public utility company to hold a State license while the employee provides electrical services to a facility of the company that:
(i) is regulated by the Public Service Commission; and
(ii) is located on any premises, roadway, or right–of–way in which the company has a lawful interest; or
(3) a person to hold a license issued by the State Board if the person:
(i) is licensed or registered under Title 18 of this article to provide security system services and is acting within the scope of that license;
(ii) holds a license issued under Title 12 of this article and is acting within the scope of that license;
(iii) holds a license issued under Title 9A of the Business Regulation Article and is acting within the scope of that license; or
(iv) provides wireless security systems in compliance with Title 19, Subtitle 9 of the Business Regulation Article.
(1) a public utility company to employ an electrician licensed by the State Board to represent the company while the company is engaging in the business of providing electrical services to a facility of the company that:
(i) is regulated by the Public Service Commission; and
(ii) is located on any premises, roadway, or right–of–way in which the company has a lawful interest;
(2) an employee of a public utility company to hold a State license while the employee provides electrical services to a facility of the company that:
(i) is regulated by the Public Service Commission; and
(ii) is located on any premises, roadway, or right–of–way in which the company has a lawful interest; or
(3) a person to hold a license issued by the State Board if the person:
(i) is licensed or registered under Title 18 of this article to provide security system services and is acting within the scope of that license;
(ii) holds a license issued under Title 12 of this article and is acting within the scope of that license;
(iii) holds a license issued under Title 9A of the Business Regulation Article and is acting within the scope of that license; or
(iv) provides wireless security systems in compliance with Title 19, Subtitle 9 of the Business Regulation Article.
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