Section 23-61a-2 - Examinations(a) The commissioner shall administer examinations for licensure in consultation with the board as needed. Examinations for licensure to perform arboriculture shall be held at least four times a year. The form of the examination, oral or written, or both, shall be determined by the commissioner.(b) Each candidate for a license shall file an application with the commissioner at least thirty days prior to the date set for the examination. The commissioner shall notify each applicant by mail as to the time, date and place of the exam. No person shall be admitted to an exam without presenting picture identification showing such person to be the person for whom an examination is scheduled.(c) An applicant shall submit a check or money order for fifty dollars, made payable to "Department of Energy and Environmental Protection" with each application. The fee shall be nonrefundable.(d) If a candidate fails to pass an examination, such candidate may subsequently reapply for examination and take any other examinations at dates specified by the commissioner upon payment of the required fee for each examination.(e) The commissioner shall inform each candidate in writing of examination results. If the commissioner finds a candidate unqualified, the commissioner shall indicate areas of deficiency revealed by the examination.Conn. Agencies Regs. § 23-61a-2
Effective February 25, 1985; Amended March 4, 2013