tailieunhanh - REGULATION OF MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIRS

To increase school diversity, geographic boundaries for St. Paul's neighborhood schools are not always contiguous; magnet schools include socioeconomic status (specifically, whether a student qualifies for reduced-cost or free lunch programs) among their selection criteria (Schellenberg and Porter, 2003). In 1974 almost all students in the St. Paul school district attended a school located in or near their neighborhood. Today, any public school student [in the US, `public schools' refers to schools receiving most of their funding from public government (tax-based) monies] in St. Paul is eligible to attend a `choice' school; an estimated 67% of students attended a school that is not their neighborhood school (School Choice. | CHAPTER 437B REGULATION OF MOTOR VEHICLE REPAIRS SECTION 437B-1 Definitions 437B-2 Applicability of chapter 437B-3 Motor vehicle repair industry board 437B-4 Powers and duties of board 437B-5 Repealed 437B-6 Repealed 437B-7 License required Requirements for licensing of repair dealer inspection 437B-8 Powers to classify and limit license 437B-9 Fees application biennial renewals license restoration 437B-10 Certified repair dealer 437B-11 Prohibited practices Repealed Aiding or abetting Repealed Advertising 437B-12 Enforcement Cumulative penalties 437B-13 Invoices supplying crash parts or used parts customer s copy 437B-14 Return of replaced parts exceptions 43 7B-15 Estimate for labor and parts 437B-16 Records required inspection 437B-17 Sign required concerning board notice to customer 437B-18 Repealed 437B-19 Jurisdiction of circuit court procedure 437B-20 License condition precedent to lien 437B-21 Civil action 437B-22 Failure to comply with chapter misdemeanor 437B-23 Certification program Apprentices and helpers 437B-24 Certification required for mechanics prior to licensure 437B-25 Repealed 437B-26 Bond required to work on salvaged wrecked or dismantled motor vehicles forfeiture 437B-1 Definitions. As used in this chapter Board means the motor vehicle repair industry board. Amended 798 1 Certified mechanic is a motor vehicle mechanic who has successfully passed the certification tests in any or all of the certification specialties set forth in this chapter. Chlorofluorocarbon or CFC means any member of the family of substances containing carbon fluorine and chlorine including without limitation those compounds known as CFC-11 CFC-12 CFC-13 CFC-14 CFC-113 CFC-114 CFC-115 CFC-116 CFC-500 CFC-502 and CFC-503 and any combination or mixture containing any of these chlorofluorocarbon compounds. Crash parts means motor vehicle replacement parts either sheet metal or plastic which constitute the .