The Commissioner may send a notice or other communication by electronic means if: the Commissioner is required to deliver, give, mail, serve, or otherwise provide the notice or other communication in writing; the recipient has provided an e–mail address to the Commissioner to receive notices or other communications; the notice or other communication is sent to the e–mail address provided by the recipient; and the Commissioner maintains proof that the notice was sent to the recipient at the recipient’s e–mail address. If a person is required to send the Commissioner a notice or other communication and the person is not licensed, certified, or otherwise regulated by the Commissioner: the person may send the notice or other communication by electronic means approved by the Commissioner; and the Commissioner may not require the person to send the notice or other communication by electronic means. The Commissioner may require a person who is licensed, certified, or otherwise regulated by the Commissioner to send a notice or other communication by electronic means. Subject to the provisions of the Maryland Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, a notice or other communication sent in accordance with this section shall be presumed to have been received in the ordinary course.