District Of Columbia § 32-217 - Street-trades badges — Application requirements.
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§ 32-217. Street-trades badges — Application requirements.
32-217The Board of Education shall issue a street-trades badge only upon the application of the minor desiring it, with the written consent of the parent, guardian, or custodian of such minor, and upon proof that the minor is of the age required by , which shall consist of the same evidence as is required for a work permit under this subchapter. A work permit issued as required by this subchapter may be accepted in lieu of any other requirements for said badge.
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