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Code · Maryland · Labor and Employment

§ 5-326

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§5–326.
(a)Unless an order for a temporary variance from a regulation or part of a regulation is renewed as provided in this section, the order may not be in effect for longer than:
(1)1 year after the order is passed; or
(2)if shorter, the period that the employer needs to achieve compliance with the regulation or part.
(1)Subject to the limitations in this subsection, the Commissioner may renew an order for a temporary variance twice.
(2)The Commissioner may renew an order under this subsection only if the employer:
(i)submits an application for renewal to the Commissioner at least 90 days before the date on which the order is to expire; and
(ii)meets the requirements of this subtitle for granting a temporary variance.
(3)A renewal under this subsection may not remain in effect for more than 180 days.
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