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Be it enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows:

 
Sec. 1. 10 MRSA §8005-A is enacted to read:

 
§8005-A.__Licensees not in compliance with court-ordered fine,

 
fee or restitution; license qualifications and

 
conditions

 
In addition to other qualifications for licensure or
registration and conditions for continuing eligibility to hold
a license as required by bureaus, boards and commissions
within or affiliated with the department, applicants for
licensure or registration, licensees renewing their licenses
and existing licensees may not hold any such license when
there has been a court-ordered suspension of that license as
provided by Title 14, sections 3141 and 3142.

 
Sec. 2. 10 MRSA §8006, as amended by PL 1995, c. 694, Pt. D, §8
and affected by Pt. E, §2, is further amended to read:

 
§8006. Licensees not in compliance with court

 
order of support and other court orders; enforcement of

 
parental support obligations and suspensions

 
1. Definitions. As used in this section, unless the
context otherwise indicates, the following terms have the
following meanings.

 
A. "Board" means any bureau, board or commission listed
in section 8001 or 8001-A, other licensors that are
affiliated with or are a part of the department and the
Board of Overseers of the Bar.

 
B. "Compliance with a court order of support" means that
the support obligor is no more than 90 days in arrears in
making payments in full for current support, in making
periodic payments on a support arrearage pursuant to a
written agreement with the Department of Human Services or
in making periodic payments as set forth in a court order
of support and has obtained or maintained health insurance
coverage if required by a court order of support.

 
C. "Court order of support" means any judgment or order
for the support of dependent children issued by any court
of the State or another state, including an order in a
final decree of divorce or any judgment or order issued in
accordance with an administrative procedure established by
state law that affords substantial due process and is
subject to judicial review.


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