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  |  | 130th MAINE LEGISLATURE | 
 
  |  |  | LD 612 |  | LR 511(01) |  |  | 
 
  |  | An Act To
  Recognize Occupational Licenses and Certifications from Other States To
  Attract New Residents and Businesses to Maine | 
 
  |  | Preliminary Fiscal
  Impact Statement for Original Bill | 
 
  |  | Sponsor: Rep. Andrews of Paris | 
 
  |  | Committee: Innovation, Development, Economic
  Advancement and Business | 
 
  |  | Fiscal Note Required: Yes | 
 
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  | Preliminary
  Fiscal Impact Statement | 
 
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  | Current biennium cost increase - Other Special Revenue
  Funds Potential current biennium revenue decrease - Other Special Revenue Funds
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  | Fiscal Detail
  and Notes |  |  |  |  |  | 
 
  |  | Additional costs
  to boards within and affiliated with the Department of Professional and
  Financial Regulation to implement the requirements of this legislation and
  the ability of each board to absorb those costs without raising fees can not
  be determined at this time.  It is
  unclear whether the $100 cap on fees that a board receiving an application
  for an occupational license or government certification under this
  legislation may charge to recoup its costs is in addition to a licensing fee
  or the maximum amount a board may charge an applicant.  If the intent is that the cap for all fees
  is $100, then this bill may result in a reduction in revenue received by
  boards from licensing fees as the current fee for some boards is above $100. | 
 
 
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