Section 41 corrects a conflict created by Public Law 2001, chapters 360 and 440, which affected the same provision of law, by incorporating the changes made by both laws.

Section 42 adds the word "review" after the term "board of assessment" to make paragraph G consistent with the rest of the section and to reflect the intent of the section.

Section 43 resolves a conflict created by Public Law 1989, chapter 104, Part A, section 17 and chapter 104, Part D, section 3, which made slightly different changes to gender- specific language in the same provision of law. This section resolves the conflict by repealing the provision of law and replacing it with the chapter 104, Part D, section 3 version.

Section 44 corrects a conflict created by Public Law 2001, chapters 593 and 613, which affected the same provisions of law, by incorporating the changes of both laws.

Sections 45 and 46 correct an error that was created when Public Law 2001, chapters 521 and 669 both enacted a new Title 30-A, chapter 206 with similar section numbers. These sections correct that error by repealing chapter 206 as enacted by Public Law 2001, chapter 521, section 1 and reenacting it as chapter 205-A with new section numbers.

Section 47 strikes language making reference to the Joint Practice Council on Advanced Practice Registered Nursing, which was repealed by Public Law 1999, chapter 668, section 120.

Section 48 repeals the last paragraph of the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 32, section 6214-B. Public Law 1991, chapter 456, section 12 repealed Title 32, section 6207, subsection 3. However, Title 32, section 6214-B, which requires a person providing the primary service of professional alcohol and drug counseling to comply with the requirements of section 6207, subsection 3, was not repealed but is nonsensical without section 6207, subsection 3.

Section 49 repeals the headnote to the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 34-A, section 1205, which is all that remains of that section following the repeal of subsections 1, 2 and 3.

Section 50 repeals a provision of law that makes reference to a repealed provision of law. The provision of law that is being repealed by this section pertains to employer reporting requirements. The section of law that established those