Maryland HB1192 establishes the State Board of Sign Language Interpreters, detailing membership, licensing, and operational requirements.
Maryland HB1192 creates the State Board of Sign Language Interpreters, outlining its composition, duties, and operational standards. The Board consists of nine members appointed by the Governor, including representatives from various deaf communities and professional organizations. Members serve four-year terms, with a limit of three consecutive full terms. The Board is tasked with licensing interpreters, establishing licensing requirements, and promoting the profession. It must also develop a public awareness campaign regarding licensing requirements.
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