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State Board of Environmental Health Specialists

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1 Department of Health and Mental Hygiene representative licensed as an Environmental Health Specialist (formerly licensed as a sanitarian)

Article - Health Occupations

Title 21

Subtitle 1. Definitions; General Provisions.

§21–101. Definitions.

(a) In this title the following words have the meanings indicated.

(b) “Board” means the State Board of Environmental Health Specialists.

(d) “Environmental health specialist–in–training” means an individual who meets the educational qualifications required under this title but has not yet completed the environmental health specialist–in–training program required under § 21–305 of this title.

(e) “Environmental health specialist–in–training program” means a program of training and experience under the supervision of a licensed environmental health specialist or other individual acceptable to the Board.

(f) “Hours of approved training” means the value given to participation in continuing education or experience as approved by the Board.

(g) “License” means, unless the context requires otherwise, a license issued by the Board to practice as an environmental health specialist.

(h) “Licensed environmental health specialist” means an individual licensed by the Board to practice as an environmental health specialist.

(i) “Practice as an environmental health specialist” means, as a major component of employment, to apply academic principles, methods and procedures of the environmental, physical, biological, and health sciences to the inspections and investigations necessary to collect and analyze data and to make decisions necessary to secure compliance with federal, State, and local health and environmental laws and regulations specifically relating to control of the public health aspects of the environment including:

(1) The manufacture, preparation, handling, distribution, or sale of food and milk;

(2) Water supply and treatment;

(3) Wastewater treatment and disposal;

(4) Solid waste management and disposal;

(5) Vector control;

(6) Insect and rodent control;

(7) Air quality;

(8) Noise control;

(9) Product safety;

(10) Recreational sanitation; and

(11) Institutional and residential sanitation.

§21–102. Scope of title.

This title does not prohibit an individual from practicing any other profession or occupation that the individual is authorized to practice under the laws of the State.

Subtitle 2. State Board of Environmental Health Specialists.

§21–201. Board established.

There is a State Board of Environmental Health Specialists in the Department.

§21–202. Membership.

(a) (1) The Board consists of 9 members appointed by the Governor with the advice of the Secretary, and with the advice and consent of the Senate.

(2) Of the 9 Board members:

(i) 7 shall be licensed environmental health specialists appointed as follows:

1. 1 shall be employed by private industry;

2. 1 shall be employed by the Department of the Environment;

3. 1 shall be employed by the Department;

4. 1 shall be employed by a local health department and be employed under the State Personnel Management System;

5. 1 shall be employed by a local government and not be employed under the State Personnel Management System; and

6. 2 shall be appointed at large; and

(ii) 2 shall be consumer members.

(3) All Board members shall be residents of the State.

(b) The members appointed at large shall reasonably reflect the geographic diversity of the State.

(i) Shall be members of the general public;

(ii) May not be licensed environmental health specialists;

(iii) May not have a household member who is a licensed environmental health specialist;

(iv) May not participate or ever have participated in a related commercial or professional field;

(v) May not have a household member who participates in a related commercial or professional field; and

(vi) May not have had within 2 years before appointment a substantial financial interest in a person regulated by the Board.

(2) While a member of the Board, a consumer member may not have a substantial financial interest in a person regulated by the Board.

(d) Before taking office, each appointee to the Board shall take the oath required by Article I, § 9 of the Maryland Constitution.

(e) (1) The term of a member is 4 years.

(2) The terms of members are staggered as required by the terms provided for members of the Board on July 1, 2012.

(3) At the end of a term, a member continues to serve until a successor is appointed and qualifies.

(4) A member who is appointed after a term has begun serves only for the rest of the term and until a successor is appointed and qualifies.

(5) A member may not serve more than 2 consecutive terms.

(f) For each vacancy of a licensed environmental health specialist member, the Board shall:

(1) Solicit nominations by notifying all licensed environmental health specialists of the vacancy; and

(2) Submit to the Secretary a list of at least three candidates for each vacancy.

(g) On the recommendation of the Secretary, the Governor may remove a member for incompetence, misconduct, neglect of duty, or other sufficient cause.

§21–203. Officers.

(a) From among its members, the Board annually shall elect a chairman, a vice chairman, and a secretary.

(b) The Board shall determine:

(1) The manner of election of officers; and

(2) The duties of each officer.

§21–204. Quorum.

(a) A majority of the Board is a quorum.

(b) The Board shall meet at least twice a year, at the times and places that the Board determines.

(1) May receive compensation as provided in the State budget; and

(2) Is entitled to reimbursement for expenses under the Standard State Travel Regulations, as provided in the State budget.

(d) The Board may employ a staff in accordance with the budget of the Board.

§21–205. Miscellaneous powers and duties.

(a) In addition to the powers set forth elsewhere in this title, the Board may:

(1) Adopt rules, regulations, and bylaws to carry out the provisions of this title;

(2) Sue to enforce any provision of this title by injunction; and

(3) Issue subpoenas, summon witnesses, administer oaths, take affidavits, and take testimony about matters that relate to the jurisdiction of the Board.

(b) In addition to the duties set forth elsewhere in this title, the Board shall:

(1) Keep a current record of all licensed environmental health specialists;

(2) Collect and account for fees provided under this title;

(3) Pay all necessary expenses of the Board in accordance with the State budget;

(4) Keep a complete record of its proceedings;

(5) File an annual report of its activities, including a financial statement, with the Governor and the Secretary; and

(6) Adopt an official seal.

§21–206. State Board of Environmental Health Specialists Fund – Establishment of fees; list of fees; disposition of funds.

(a) In this section, “Fund” means the State Board of Environmental Health Specialists Fund.

(b) There is a State Board of Environmental Health Specialists Fund.

(2) The fees charged shall be set so as to approximate the cost of maintaining the Board.

(3) Funds to cover the compensation and expenses of the Board members shall be generated by fees set under this section.

(d) (1) The Board shall remit all fees collected under this title to the Comptroller.

(2) The Comptroller shall distribute the fees to the Fund.

(e) (1) The Fund shall be used to cover the actual documented direct and indirect costs of fulfilling the statutory and regulatory duties of the Board as provided under this article.

(2) The Fund is a continuing, nonlapsing fund and is not subject to § 7–302 of the State Finance and Procurement Article.

(3) Any unspent portions of the Fund may not be transferred or revert to the General Fund of the State, but shall remain in the Fund to be used for the purposes specified in this article.

(4) No other State money may be used to support the Fund.

(f) (1) A designee of the Board shall administer the Fund.

(2) Money in the Fund may be expended only for any lawful purpose authorized under this article.

(g) The legislative auditor shall audit the accounts and transactions of the Fund as provided in § 2–1220 of the State Government Article.

§21–207. Good faith exemption from civil liability.

A person shall have the immunity from liability described under § 5–702 of the Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article for giving information to the Board or otherwise participating in its activities.

Subtitle 3. Licensing.

§21–301. License required; exceptions.

(a) Except as otherwise provided in this title, an individual shall be licensed by the Board before the individual may practice as an environmental health specialist in this State.

(b) This section does not apply to:

(1) An environmental health specialist–in–training as provided for under § 21–305 of this subtitle;

(2) A student participating in a field experience as part of an educational program; and

(3) A qualified individual in any of the following job classifications:

(i) Industrial hygienists as defined by the American Industrial Hygiene Association;

(ii) Certified industrial hygienists and industrial hygienists in training as defined by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene;

(iii) Health planners or natural resource planners;

(iv) Building and housing inspectors;

(v) Geologists;

(vi) Chemists;

(vii) Meteorologists;

(viii) Laboratory scientists;

(ix) Professional engineers who are licensed in this State under Title 14 of the Business Occupations and Professions Article and whose normal professional activities are among the activities specified in § 21–101(i) of this title;

(x) Public health engineers and water resources engineers employed by the State or a local subdivision;

(xi) Hydrographers and hydrographic engineers;

(xii) Natural resources managers;

(xiii) Natural resources biologists;

(xiv) Program administrators, administration directors, administrators, administrative officers, and administrative specialists;

(xv) Paraprofessional personnel, aides, and technicians whose routine duties include monitoring, sampling, and recording of data;

(xvi) Persons employed by the Department of Natural Resources or related county departments who perform duties and responsibilities under the Natural Resources Article;

(xvii) Persons employed by the Department of the Environment or related county departments who perform duties and responsibilities for:

1. Erosion and sediment control, stormwater management, or oil pollution control under Title 4 of the Environment Article;

2. Motor vehicle pollution control under Title 2 of the Environment Article or Title 23 of the Transportation Article; or

3. Sewage sludge, water pollution control, or drinking water under Title 9 of the Environment Article;

(xviii) Persons employed by the Department of the Environment and classified as either:

1. A regulatory and compliance engineer or architect; or

2. An environmental compliance specialist;

(xix) Persons employed by the Division of Labor and Industry of the Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation who perform duties and responsibilities under the Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Act;

(xx) Occupational safety and health technologists as defined by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene and the Board of Certified Safety Professionals;

(xxi) Safety professionals as defined by the American Society of Safety Engineers;

(xxii) Certified safety professionals and associate safety professionals as defined by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals;

(xxiii) Persons employed by industrial operations whose environmental services are performed solely for their employer; and

(xxiv) State milk safety inspectors performing duties under the National Conference on Interstate Milk Shipments and employed by the Department.

§21–302. Applications for licenses.

To apply for licensure as an environmental health specialist, an applicant shall:

(1) Submit an application to the Board on the form that the Board requires;

(2) (i) Submit verification from the applicant’s employer or supervisor on forms required by the Board that the applicant has successfully completed an environmental health specialist–in–training program; or

(ii) Provide independent written verification from the applicant’s employer or any prior work experience in the field of environmental health used by the applicant to satisfy the environmental health specialist–in–training requirement of this title; and

(3) Pay to the Board the required fees set by the Board.

§21–303. Qualifications of Applicants.

(a) To qualify for licensure under this title, an applicant shall meet the requirements of this section.

(b) The applicant must be of good moral character.

(d) An applicant shall be licensed by the Board if the applicant:

(1) Qualifies for the examination required under § 21–304 of this subtitle; and

(2) Takes and attains a passing score on the examination.

(e) The Board may waive any examination requirement under this section if the Board considers the applicant to be recognized as outstanding in the field of environmental health.

§21–304. Examinations.

(a) An applicant who otherwise qualifies for licensure is entitled to be examined as provided in this section.

(b) An applicant qualifies to take the examination if the applicant:

(1) (i) Has graduated from an accredited college or university with a baccalaureate degree in environmental science or environmental health; and

(ii) Has obtained 12 months of experience in an environmental health specialist–in–training program approved by the Board;

(2) (i) Has graduated from an accredited college or university with a baccalaureate degree in the physical, biological, or environmental sciences including:

1. A minimum of 60 semester credit hours or the equivalent quarter credit hours of physical, biological, and environmental sciences acceptable to the Board which includes at least one laboratory course in two of the following fields:

A. Chemistry;

B. Physics; and

C. Biology; and

2. A course in mathematics; and

(ii) Has obtained 12 months of experience in an environmental health specialist–in–training program approved by the Board;

(3) (i) Has graduated from an accredited college or university with a baccalaureate degree that includes:

1. 30 semester credit hours or the equivalent quarter credit hours in the physical, biological, and environmental sciences acceptable to the Board, which includes at least one laboratory course in two of the following fields:

A. Chemistry;

B. Physics; and

C. Biology; and

2. A course in mathematics; and

(ii) Has obtained 24 months of experience in an environmental health specialist–in–training program approved by the Board; or

(4) Has graduated from an accredited college or university with a master’s degree in public or environmental health science that includes:

(i) 30 semester credit hours or 45 quarter credit hours of physical, biological, or environmental sciences acceptable to the Board, which includes at least one laboratory course in two of the following fields:

1. Chemistry;

2. Physics; and

3. Biology;

(ii) A course in mathematics; and

(iii) 3 months of internship approved by the Board if not previously completed.

(c) (1) This subsection does not alter the requirement that an applicant demonstrate completion of a baccalaureate or master’s degree to qualify for examination.

(2) The Board may waive any of the specific course requirements for an applicant to qualify for examination in subsection (b) of this section if the Board determines that an applicant:

(i) Has obtained an equivalent number of credit hours in a course relevant to practice as an environmental health specialist; or

(ii) Has work experience that is an acceptable substitute for a course required in subsection (b) of this section.

(3) The Board may waive the experience requirement in subsection (b)(3)(ii) of this section if the Board determines that an applicant:

(i) Has obtained at least 12 months of experience in an environmental health specialist–in–training program; and

(ii) Has the written support of the applicant’s employer.

(d) The examination shall include a written examination in the physical, biological, and environmental sciences that relates to practices and principles of environmental health.

(e) The Board shall give examinations to applicants at least once a year, at the times and places that the Board determines.

(f) The Board shall notify each qualified applicant of the time and place of examination.

(g) (1) Except as otherwise provided in this subtitle, the Board shall determine the subjects, scope, form, and passing score for examinations given under this subtitle.

(2) The Board shall use professional examinations prepared by recognized examination agencies.

(3) Examination papers shall identify the applicant only by a number assigned by the Board secretary.

(h) Examination papers shall be filed with the Board secretary and kept at least 1 year.

(i) (1) An applicant who fails an examination may retake the examination as provided in the rules and regulations adopted by the Board.

(2) An applicant for reexamination shall:

(i) Submit to the Board an application on the form the Board requires; and

(ii) Pay to the Board a reexamination fee set by the Board.

(j) Unless authorized by the Board, the consumer members of the Board may not participate in any activity related to examinations under this subtitle.

§21–305. Environmental health specialist–in–training program.

The Board shall adopt regulations that include:

(1) The establishment of an environmental health specialist–in–training program for applicants to obtain the necessary experience to qualify to take the examination; and

(2) A condition that a person may not participate in an environmental health specialist–in–training program for more than 3 years, unless granted an extension by the Board.

§21–306. Waiver of examination requirement.

(a) Subject to the provisions of this section, the Board may make a reciprocal agreement with any other state to waive any examination requirement of this title for an applicant who is licensed as an environmental health specialist or its equivalent in that state.

(b) An agreement made under this section may allow the Board to grant a waiver only if the applicant:

(1) Pays the application fee required by § 21–302 of this subtitle; and

(2) Provides adequate evidence that the applicant:

(i) Meets the qualifications otherwise required by this title; and

(ii) Became licensed in the other state after passing in that or any other state an examination that is similar to the examination for which the applicant is seeking the waiver.

(c) An agreement may be made with another state under this section only if, under the agreement, the other state waives the examination of licensed environmental health specialists of this State to a similar extent as this State waives the examination requirements for individuals licensed in that state.

§21–307. Issuance, content, and replacement of licenses.

(a) The Board shall license and issue the appropriate licensure to any applicant who meets the requirements of this title.

(b) The Board shall include on each license that it issues:

(1) The designation “licensed environmental health specialist”;

(2) The name of the license holder;

(3) The date of issue and serial number of the license;

(4) The Board seal; and

(5) The signature of the Board’s representative.

(c) The Board shall issue a new license to replace a lost, destroyed, or mutilated license if the license holder pays a fee that is set by the Board.

§21–308. Scope of licenses.

Licensure authorizes an individual to practice as an environmental health specialist while the license is in effect.

§21–309. Terms and renewal of licenses; change of address.

(a) A license expires on the date specified on the license, unless it is renewed for a 2–year term as provided in this section.

(b) At least 1 month before the license expires, the Board shall send to the licensee, by first–class mail or electronic means to the last known address or electronic mail address of the licensee, a renewal notice that states:

(1) The date on which the current license expires;

(2) The date by which the renewal application must be received by the Board for the renewal to be issued and mailed before the license expires;

(3) The amount of the renewal fee; and

(4) The hours of approved training required for renewal of licensure.

(1) Otherwise is entitled to be licensed;

(2) Pays to the Board the renewal fee set by the Board;

(3) Submits to the Board a renewal application on the form that the Board requires; and

(4) Submits to the Board proof that during the previous 2–year period, the licensee has acquired 20 hours of approved training in environmental health or other equivalent education as approved by the Board.

(d) The renewal license shall bear the same serial number assigned to the licensee at the time of the original registration or licensure.

§21–310. Reactivation of licenses.

The Board shall reinstate the license of a licensed environmental health specialist who has failed to renew the license for any reason if the licensed environmental health specialist:

(1) Pays the Board all lapsed renewal fees and demonstrates that training as required by the Board has been completed;

(2) Reapplies and meets the qualifications and requirements for licensure; and

(3) Pays to the Board a reinstatement fee set by the Board.

§21–311. Board records.

(a) The Board shall keep a current record of each application for licensure.

(b) The record shall include:

(1) The name, residence address, and age of each applicant;

(2) The name and address of the applicant’s employer;

(3) The date of the application;

(4) Complete information on the education and experience qualifications of each applicant;

(5) The date the Board reviewed and acted on the application;

(6) The action taken by the Board on the application;

(7) The serial number of any registration or license issued to the applicant; and

(8) Any other information that the Board considers necessary.

§21–312. Denials, reprimands, suspensions, and revocations – Grounds.

(a) The Board shall adopt a code of ethics designed to protect the public’s interest.

(b) Subject to the hearing provisions of § 21–313 of this subtitle, the Board, on the affirmative vote of a majority of its full authorized membership, may deny any applicant licensure, reprimand any licensee, or place any individual who is licensed on probation, or suspend or revoke a license, if the applicant or licensee:

(1) Fraudulently or deceptively obtains or attempts to obtain a license for the applicant or license holder or another;

(2) Fraudulently or deceptively uses a license;

(3) Knowingly violates any provision of this title, or any rule or regulation adopted under this title;

(4) Commits any gross negligence, incompetence, or misconduct while performing the duties of an environmental health specialist;

(5) Is convicted of or pleads guilty or nolo contendere to a felony or to a crime involving moral turpitude, whether or not any appeal or other proceeding is pending to have the conviction or plea set aside;

(6) Provides professional services while:

(i) Under the influence of alcohol; or

(ii) Using any narcotic or controlled dangerous substance, as defined in § 5–101 of the Criminal Law Article, or other drug that is in excess of therapeutic amounts or without valid medical indication;

(7) Is disciplined by a licensing or disciplinary authority of any other state or country or convicted or disciplined by a court of any state or country for an act that would be grounds for disciplinary action under the Board’s disciplinary statutes;

(8) Willfully makes or files a false report or record while performing the duties of an environmental health specialist;

(9) Willfully fails to file or record any report as required by law, willfully impedes or obstructs the filing or recording of the report, or induces another to fail to file or record the report;

(10) Submits a false statement to collect a fee;

(11) Promotes the sale of land, devices, appliances, or goods provided for a person in such a manner as to exploit the person for financial gain of the licensed environmental health specialist;

(12) Willfully alters a sample, specimen, or any test procedure to cause the results upon analysis to represent a false finding;

(13) Violates any rule or regulation adopted by the Board;

(14) Uses or promotes or causes the use of any misleading, deceiving, or untruthful advertising matter, promotional literature, or testimonial;

(15) Is professionally, physically, or mentally incompetent; or

(16) Fails to cooperate with a lawful investigation conducted by the Board.

(c) Except as provided in subsection (d) of this section, any person, including a Board employee, may make a written, specific charge of a violation under this section, if the person:

(1) Swears to the charge; and

(2) Files the charge with the Board secretary.

(d) (1) If a licensed environmental health specialist knows of an action or condition that might be grounds for action under subsection (b) of this section, the licensed environmental health specialist shall report the action or condition to the Board; and

(2) An individual shall have the immunity from liability described under § 5–702 of the Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article for making a report as required by this subsection.

§21–313. Same – Hearings.

(a) (1) Except as otherwise provided in the Administrative Procedure Act, before the Board takes any action under § 21–312 of this subtitle, it shall give the individual against whom this action is contemplated an opportunity for a hearing before the Board.

(2) A hearing shall be held within a reasonable time not to exceed 6 months after charges have been brought.

(b) The Board shall give notice and hold the hearing in accordance with the Administrative Procedure Act.

(d) Over the signature of an officer or the administrator of the Board, the Board may issue subpoenas and administer oaths in connection with any investigation under this title and any hearings or proceedings before it.

(e) If, without lawful excuse, a person disobeys a subpoena from the Board or an order by the Board to take an oath or to testify or answer a question, then, on petition of the Board, a court of competent jurisdiction may punish the person as for contempt of court.

(f) If, after due notice, the individual against whom the action is contemplated fails or refuses to appear, the Board may hear and determine the matter.

(g) (1) The Board shall maintain a record of all disciplinary matters that includes:

(i) The date the matter was referred to the Board;

(ii) A detailed description of the specific allegations;

(iii) A copy of any written evidence reviewed by the Board in evaluating the matter; and

(iv) A written summary of the final action of the Board including the date of the action and the basis for the action.

(2) The Board shall maintain an electronic database of all disciplinary matters considered by the Board that is searchable, at a minimum, by:

(i) The date of the Board’s final action;

(ii) The name of the affected licensee; and

(iii) The type of final action taken by the Board, including no action.

§21–314. Administrative and judicial review.

Except as provided in this section for an action under § 21–312 of this subtitle, any person aggrieved by a final decision of the Board in a contested case, as defined in § 10–202 of the State Government Article, may take an appeal as allowed in §§ 10–222 and 10–223 of the State Government Article.

§21–315. Reinstatement of licensure.

The Board, on the affirmative vote of a majority of its full appointed membership, may reinstate the license of an individual whose license has been revoked.

Subtitle 4. Prohibited acts; Penalties.

§21–401. Misrepresentation.

(a) Except as otherwise provided in this title, unless a person is licensed under this title, the person may not practice as an environmental health specialist.

(b) Unless a person is licensed under this title, the person may not use the title “environmental health specialist” or “licensed environmental health specialist” or the initials “E.H.S.” or “L.E.H.S.” after the name of the person or any other title with the intent to represent that the person is licensed to practice as an environmental health specialist.

§21–402. Practicing without license.

A person who violates any provision of § 21–301 of this title or § 21–401 of this subtitle is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to a fine not exceeding $5,000 or imprisonment not exceeding 2 years or both.

Subtitle 5. Short title; Termination.

§21–501. Short title.

This title may be cited as the “Maryland Environmental Health Specialists Act”.

§21–502. Termination of title.

Subject to the evaluation and reestablishment provisions of the Program Evaluation Act, the provisions of this title and of any rule or regulation adopted under this title shall terminate and be of no effect after July 1, 2017.

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TOTAL NUMBER: 9

PROFESSIONAL: (1) Employed by Private Industry

(please detail) (1) Employed by the Department of the Environment

(1) Employed by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

(1) Employed by Local Health Department (State Personnel System)

(1) Employed by Local Government (Not State Personnel System)

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DAY:	Wednesday
TIME:	9:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
PLACE:	8270 Old Montgomery Road, Columbia, MD 21045
FREQUENCY:	1st Wednesday of each month

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Continuing Education – meets as needed

Credentialing Committee – meets as needed

Legislative/Regulations Committee – meets as needed

FUNCTION OF BOARD/COMMISSION: (Brief Description)

The State Board of Environmental Health Specialists (the “Board”) operates under the provisions of Title 21 of the Health Occupations Article of the Annotated Code of Maryland. The Board is the licensing authority of environmental health specialists in the State of Maryland. The Board is mandated to protect the public by regulating the practice of environmental health specialists work in Maryland, by licensing qualified environmental health specialists, establishing fees, maintaining a current roster of all licensees, administration of licensing examinations, enforcing current statutes and regulations, adopting new regulations to carry out provisions of the title, suggesting new changes to the title to keep abreast of trends and practice issues, adopting standards of practice for environmental health specialists, verification of credentials, issuance of licenses, establish requirements for and verification of completion of continuing education, investigation of complaints based on alleged violations of regulations and statutes, formal and informal disciplining of licensees, create committees as deemed appropriate to advise the Board. The program is 100% special funded. The fund is supported exclusively by revenues, generated by licensing fees. The Board consists of nine members appointed by the Governor with the advice of the Secretary and the advice of the Senate. Seven members of the Board are licensed environmental health specialists and two members represent the public.

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