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Opposition to Maryland House Bill 587 - Limited License - Barber-Stylist

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Troy J Cotton
11 years ago

I am opposed to this bill!

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Nick lam
11 years ago

Nooooooooo

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Brian Bunce
11 years ago

Very much opposed to this bill!

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Walker Stanton
11 years ago

Maryland 587 is a terrible idea that can only do harm.

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Bricen Weeks
11 years ago

This is a sneaky bill hoping to fly under the radar. This bill will create chop shops and lower the integrity and nobility of the trade. Keep the licensing as it stands now. No need to dilute the professionalism.

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Reid Jenson
11 years ago

I agree

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Patrick Ayd
11 years ago Featured

There are already too many unlicensed "barbers" exposing the public to significant health risks due to their lack of appropriate training. Currently, due to significant underfunding by the State of Maryland, the barber board cannot adequately inspect the licensed members of our trade. Passing this bill would undermine all attempts being made to protect the health of Marylanders. Larry Hogan's new cabinet members need to pay very close attention to this HB to ensure it does not pass!

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Dawn Knight
11 years ago

I oppose this bill

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Beverly M Shipley
11 years ago

I oppose this bill.

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john Charles byron
11 years ago

Next we can have a sub-surgical license and a sub - dental license.

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Deborah A Thomas
11 years ago

I think this is just another way to make money ..It's not fair

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steven melnick
11 years ago

thus bill is ti make it easier fir illegal Mexicans and Vietnamese to enter this trade and drive the wages down...

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Denise L.Johnston
11 years ago

cannot allow this art and gift to be anything less.

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susan ireland
11 years ago

MD - Maryland

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Amanda Chavis
11 years ago

sanitary health

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Chuck Jenkins
11 years ago Featured

Why let people do half the work and get all the financial gain. Makes a mockery of all the hard working people who sacrificed a lot of time and money to hold up there license with pride as they said "I paid for and EARNED this. Hey Maryland. This is not the problem my tax money should be trying to fix.

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malcom watson
11 years ago

I am a master barber and strongly oppose this proposal.

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thomas nagy
11 years ago Featured

iam a masterbarber i think that it is a grave injustice that common core has made its way into our trade licensing standarts .as a master barber instructor and salon trained and proven record for over twenty five years i an saddened that one would evenconsider dropping said requirements to put the general welfare . and wellbeing of the maryland public. in such a valnerable position .in closing i am strongly opossed to such said nonsense the does my and our trade such a grave injustice please stand down on this as it does no one any good.

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Eric A
11 years ago

Stop this Bill

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Heather Davis Bruning
11 years ago

candy frey