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SECTION 5-59.1-14

§ 5-59.1-14 Responsibilities of thedepartment. – In addition to other authority provided by law, the department has theauthority to:

(1) Register applicants, issue licenses to applicants whohave met the education, training and requirements for licensure, and denylicenses to applicants who do not meet the minimum qualifications;

(2) Maintain the official department records of allapplicants and licensees;

(3) Establish requirements and procedures for an inactivelicense; and

(4) Seek the advice and knowledge of the prosthetic andorthotic associations in this state on any matter relating to the enforcementof this chapter.

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SECTION 5-59.1-14

§ 5-59.1-14 Responsibilities of thedepartment. – In addition to other authority provided by law, the department has theauthority to:

(1) Register applicants, issue licenses to applicants whohave met the education, training and requirements for licensure, and denylicenses to applicants who do not meet the minimum qualifications;

(2) Maintain the official department records of allapplicants and licensees;

(3) Establish requirements and procedures for an inactivelicense; and

(4) Seek the advice and knowledge of the prosthetic andorthotic associations in this state on any matter relating to the enforcementof this chapter.

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SECTION 5-59.1-14

§ 5-59.1-14 Responsibilities of thedepartment. – In addition to other authority provided by law, the department has theauthority to:

(1) Register applicants, issue licenses to applicants whohave met the education, training and requirements for licensure, and denylicenses to applicants who do not meet the minimum qualifications;

(2) Maintain the official department records of allapplicants and licensees;

(3) Establish requirements and procedures for an inactivelicense; and

(4) Seek the advice and knowledge of the prosthetic andorthotic associations in this state on any matter relating to the enforcementof this chapter.