Maryland § 17-3A-08

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§ 17-3A-08.

    The Commission shall annually publish in the Maryland Register and make available both on request and on the Internet:

        (1)    (i)    a list of states with which the Commission has signed agreements under § 17-3A-06 of this subtitle; and

            (ii)    a summary of the terms of each agreement listed under item (i) of this paragraph; and

        (2)    (i)    a list of the states that the Commission has identified under § 17-3A-07 of this subtitle as not offering substantially comparable reciprocal licensure opportunities; and

            (ii)    a description of the additional requirements the Commission determines are necessary for applicants from other states to comply with the requirements of § 17-3A-07 of this subtitle.

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