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02-265
Department
of Professional and Financial Regulation
Board of Barbering and Cosmetology
2003-2004 Regulatory
Agenda
AGENCY
UMBRELLA-UNIT NUMBER: 02-265
AGENCY NAME: Department of Professional & Financial Regulation,
Office of Licensing & Registration. Board of Barbering and Cosmetology
CONTACT
PERSON: Geraldine L. Betts, Board Administrator, 35 State House
Station, Augusta, ME 04333. Tel. (207) 624-8625
EMERGENCY RULES ADOPTED SINCE THE LAST REGULATORY AGENDA: None
EXPECTED
2003-2004 RULE-MAKING ACTIVITY: The Board's current rules, Chapters
1 through 5, will be repealed and new rules adopted in their place.
The Board expects to reorganize the structure of the rules and update
all rules for compliance with laws currently in place. It is expected
that the Board will review rules for consistency and to clarify terminology,
to set standards and streamline the licensure requirements and the processing
of applications, to update the examination process to reflect current
practice, to revise the requirements for trainee programs and persons
applying for temporary permits, to strengthen the safety requirements
and sanitation procedures associated with services and the practice
of aesthetics, barbering, cosmetology, and manicuring, to set standards
for requiring continuing professional education in conjunction with
licensing renewal, to clarify grounds for discipline and standards of
practice, to establish standards for the issuance of citations for certain
violations of laws and/or rules, and to establish a code of ethics for
practitioners. Chapter 6 rules will be amended to include requirements
and standards for aesthetic and manicuring instructor licensing. This
chapter will also be amended to clarify requirements and procedures
and make needed updates for licensing and regulating schools. Outdated
or duplicative rules that may exist in rules established by the Office
of Licensing and Registration as authorized by 10 MRSA §8003 will
be repealed.
CHAPTER
1: General Information
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 32 MRSA §14212
PURPOSE: This rule establishes guidelines relating to meetings, examinations,
advisory rulings, complaints, maintenance of records, and fees. The
fee provisions of this chapter may be repealed in the event that fees
are established directly by the Director of the Office of Licensing
and Registration in chapter 10 of the Rules of the Office of Licensing
and Registration pursuant to 10 MRSA §8003(2-A)(D).
ANTICIPATED SCHEDULE: Within one year, if necessary.
AFFECTED PARTIES: Licensees
CONSENSUS-BASED RULE DEVELOPMENT: Not Contemplated
CHAPTER
2: Rules Relating to Cosmetologists, Barber, Aesthetician, and Manicurist
Trainee.
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 32 MRSA §14212
PURPOSE: These rules establish the requirements for eligibility, training,
examination, and licensing of cosmetologists, manicurists, aestheticians,
and barber trainees. The Board may review this chapter for conformance
with statutes and make updates as may be necessary.
ANTICIPATED SCHEDULE: Within one year, if necessary.
AFFECTED PARTIES: Licensees
CONSENSUS-BASED RULE DEVELOPMENT: Not Contemplated
CHAPTER
3: Establishments, Booths where Cosmetology, Barbering, Aesthetics,
Manicuring is Practiced.
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 32 MRSA §14212
PURPOSE: These rules pertain to the application, inspections and licensing
of establishments and booth rentals, including construction and safe
operation. This chapter also sets sanitation standards and procedures
for the practice of aesthetics, barbering, cosmetology, and manicuring,
including the use of appliances, tools, equipment both electrical and
non electrical in connection with the practice licensed. Rules pertaining
to sanitation and safety requirements for licensed practitioners will
be updated to reflect current practice needs and for the protection
of the public receiving services. The Board may review this chapter
for conformance with statutes and make updates as may be necessary.
ANTICIPATED SCHEDULE: Within one year, if necessary.
AFFECTED PARTIES: Licensees
CONSENSUS-BASED RULE DEVELOPMENT: Not Contemplated
CHAPTER
4: Rules for Certifying Barber and Cosmetology Instructors
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 32 MRSA §14212
PURPOSE: These rules establish the requirements for the examination
and licensing of barber and cosmetology instructors and standards for
continuing professional education to be met for license renewal. The
Board may set application, examination, and licensing requirements for
manicuring and aesthetic instructors. The Board may need to amend this
chapter to conform to recently adopted rules by the Office of Licensing
and Registration on substantiation of continuing education by licensed
practitioners.
ANTICIPATED SCHEDULE: Within one year, if necessary.
AFFECTED PARTIES: Licensees
CONSENSUS-BASED RULE DEVELOPMENT: Not Contemplated
CHAPTER
5: Requirements to Hold a Demonstrator License
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 32 MRSA §14212
PURPOSE: These rules establish the qualifications for individuals who
seek licensure to demonstrate machines, articles or techniques outside
a licensed establishment pertaining to practices licensed by the Board.
The Board may review this chapter for conformance with statutes and
make updates as may be necessary.
ANTICIPATED SCHEDULE: Within one year, if necessary.
AFFECTED PARTIES: Licensees
CONSENSUS-BASED RULE DEVELOPMENT: Not Contemplated
CHAPTER
6: Rules for Qualifying and Licensing of Schools
STATUTORY AUTHORITY: 32 MRSA §14247
PURPOSE: Establishes requirements for the licensing and operation of
schools offering student aesthetic, barbering, cosmetology, manicuring,
and instructor programs. This chapter sets standards relating to each
educational program, instructor qualifications, records and record keeping,
health and sanitation, and safety and physical facilities. The Board
may review this chapter and make needed changes to reflect current needs
and requirements for the licensing and operation of schools and may
include specific rules for schools offering single focused programs
such as manicuring or aesthetics. The Board may also review this chapter
for conformance with statutes and make updates as may be necessary.
ANTICIPATED SCHEDULE: Within one year, if necessary.
AFFECTED PARTIES: Licensees
CONSENSUS-BASED RULE DEVELOPMENT: Not Contemplated
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