Md. Code, Transportation § 23-103.1
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§23–103.
Official statutory text
§23–103.1.
(a) An applicant for an inspection mechanic license shall submit to the Division:
(1) An application in the manner and format designated by the Division; and
(2) A nonrefundable application fee of $15 to take the examination.
(b) (1) The Division shall:
(i) Administer an examination to each inspection mechanic applicant; and
(ii) If the Division determines the applicant is qualified, license the inspection mechanic applicant to conduct vehicle inspections.
(2) The examination shall include a written test and a practical test.
(c) The Division may establish standards by regulation for the testing, qualifying, and licensing of inspection station mechanics.
(d) The Division may:
(1) For cause, require a reexamination of a licensed inspection mechanic for qualification to continue or resume conducting vehicle inspections;
(2) For cause, suspend or revoke the mechanic’s license; or
(3) On suspension or revocation of the mechanic’s license, rescind the authorization to conduct vehicle inspections in accordance with this title.
(a) An applicant for an inspection mechanic license shall submit to the Division:
(1) An application in the manner and format designated by the Division; and
(2) A nonrefundable application fee of $15 to take the examination.
(b) (1) The Division shall:
(i) Administer an examination to each inspection mechanic applicant; and
(ii) If the Division determines the applicant is qualified, license the inspection mechanic applicant to conduct vehicle inspections.
(2) The examination shall include a written test and a practical test.
(c) The Division may establish standards by regulation for the testing, qualifying, and licensing of inspection station mechanics.
(d) The Division may:
(1) For cause, require a reexamination of a licensed inspection mechanic for qualification to continue or resume conducting vehicle inspections;
(2) For cause, suspend or revoke the mechanic’s license; or
(3) On suspension or revocation of the mechanic’s license, rescind the authorization to conduct vehicle inspections in accordance with this title.
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