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§ 4-301

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§4–301.
(a)In this subtitle, “license” means a license issued by the Commission.
(b)In this subtitle, “license” includes:
(1)a license to participate as a boxer in a contest;
(2)a license to participate as a professional kick boxer in a contest;
(3)a license to participate as an amateur kick boxer in a contest;
(4)a license to participate as a wrestler in a contest;
(5)a license to participate as a professional mixed martial arts contestant in a contest;
(6)a license to participate as an amateur mixed martial arts contestant in a contest;
(7)a license to act as a manager for a contestant;
(8)a license to act as a referee in a contest;
(9)a license to act as a judge in a contest;
(10)a license to act as a second in a contest;
(11)a license to act as a matchmaker of a contest; and
(12)a license to act as a promoter of a contest.
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