North Carolina § 58-82A-30 - Examination fees.
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§ 58-82A-30. Examination fees.
Each applicant for a license as a pyrotechnic display operator, a proximate audience display operator, or assistant display operator shall take a written examination approved by the Commissioner. The Commissioner may contract with a person to process, administer, and grade the examination in the same manner as for agent examinations under Article 33 of this Chapter. The Commissioner may charge a fee to offset the costs of the contract for examination services. The fee for the examination is ten dollars ($10.00). The examination fee is nonrefundable. History (2010-22, s. 7.) Editor's Note. - Session Laws 2010-22, s. 7 enacted this section as G.S. 58-82A-8. It has been renumbered as this section at the direction of the Revisor of Statutes. Session Laws 2010-22, s. 10, provides: "The Rules Review Commission shall not disapprove any rule adopted by the Commissioner of Insurance that requires successful passage of an examination for pyrotechnics operator under this act."
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