South Dakota Code § 36-15-13

General authority--Promulgation of rules
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The commission may promulgate rules, in accordance with chapter
1-26
, pertaining to the following:
(1) Application requirements for any license or permit, as provided for in this chapter;
(2) Examination and associated fees;
(3) Reports of a student's education and work performed;
(4) Minimum standards and requirements for a cosmetology, nail technology, and esthetics salon and school;
(5) Minimum standards for plumbing, electrical, physical, and sanitary conditions for the health and safety of an individual utilizing a cosmetology, nail technology, or esthetics salon or school;
(6) The professional conduct of a licensee;
(7) The reinstatement of a lapsed license and lapsed renewal, as provided for in §
36-15-20.1
;
(8) The fee for a lapsed license and lapsed renewal, as provided for in §
36-15-20.1
;
(9) The course and education requirements received by a transfer student, as provided for in §
36-15-34
;
(10) The textbooks, educational material, and the general course of study for a school and for a cosmetology salon and nail salon having an apprentice, as provided for in §
36-15-46
;
(11) The progress and education received by an apprentice, as provided for in §
36-15-48
;
(12) The fees for all inspections, licenses, permits, and renewals;
(13) Minimum standards for the use of chemicals or any mechanical or electrical apparatus or appliance;
(14) Amount of work experience of an out-of-state licensed applicant that may be used as a substitute for the education requirement, as provided for in §§
36-15-2.3
,
36-15-17
, and
36-15-17.1
;
(15) Inspection and reinspection of an individual licensee, salon, and school;
(16) Inspection requested by a prospective salon or booth;
(17) Administration and duties of the commission; and
(18) Minimum hours of education for esthetics licensing.

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