Maryland § 1-1A-03

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§ 1-1A-03.

    (a)    The Secretary may:

        (1)    Establish qualifications for a person requesting agricultural mediation services from the Department;

        (2)    Establish qualifications for an individual applying to serve as a mediator in the State agricultural mediation program;

        (3)    Contract with any qualified individual to provide mediation services for qualified mediation applicants; and

        (4)    Receive grants for purposes of defraying the costs of the State agricultural mediation program.

    (b)    The Secretary may adopt regulations to:

        (1)    Meet the requirements of the United States Department of Agriculture for establishing a federally certified State agricultural mediation program; and

        (2)    Implement the provisions of this subtitle.

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