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                                                      PRINTER'S NO. 1542

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA


SENATE BILL

No. 1219 Session of 1999


        INTRODUCED BY GREENLEAF, BOSCOLA, COSTA, LEMMOND, SLOCUM,
           TARTAGLIONE AND WAUGH, NOVEMBER 30, 1999

        REFERRED TO CONSUMER PROTECTION AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE,
           NOVEMBER 30, 1999

                                     AN ACT

     1  Amending the act of May 3, 1933 (P.L.242, No.86), entitled, as
     2     amended, "An act to promote the public health and safety by
     3     providing for examination, licensing and granting of permits
     4     for those who desire to engage in the profession of
     5     cosmetology; defining cosmetology, and regulating cosmetology
     6     shops, schools, students, apprentices, teachers, managers,
     7     manicurists and cosmetologists; conferring powers and duties
     8     upon the Commissioner of Professional and Occupational
     9     Affairs in the Department of State; providing for appeals to
    10     certain courts by applicants and licensees; and providing
    11     penalties," further providing for the management of
    12     cosmetology shops.

    13     The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
    14  hereby enacts as follows:
    15     Section 1.  Section 4.4 of the act of May 3, 1933 (P.L.242,
    16  No.86), referred to as the Cosmetology Law, amended June 30,
    17  1984 (P.L.479, No.100), is amended to read:
    18     Section 4.4.  Management of Cosmetology Shops.--An owner of a
    19  cosmetology shop, licensed as a cosmetologist, may manage his
    20  own shop if he operates therein exclusively; otherwise, he shall
    21  employ a licensed manager. This section does not prohibit
    22  coownership of cosmetology shops by licensed cosmetologists who


     1  operate therein exclusively. This section does not prohibit an
     2  owner who is a barber from employing a cosmetologist without the
     3  requirement that a cosmetologist-manager also be employed.
     4  Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, a licensed
     5  cosmetologist may manage a cosmetology shop located within a
     6  special care facility, so long as the services being provided in
     7  that shop are exclusively for the residents of the facility. The
     8  licensed cosmetologist may or may not own the shop. If services
     9  are provided to the public, a licensed cosmetology manager or
    10  teacher must be employed to manage the shop. For purposes of
    11  this section, a "special care facility" shall include a
    12  hospital, nursing home, adult day-care center or any other
    13  similar facility.
    14     Section 2.  This act shall take effect immediately.











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