a. Conduct preliminary investigations to determine the qualifications of applicants seeking to attain the status of certified shorthand reporters;

b. Conduct at least once a year, at a place and time to be published by ample notice given to all interested parties, an examination of those persons who seek to attain the status of certified shorthand reporters. The Board may also give examinations for a certificate of proficiency and for a certificate of merit;

c. Recommend to the Supreme Court for official enrollment as certified court reporters those persons who, on their examination, have established the requisite proficiency in taking testimony and proceedings and in preparing accurate transcripts thereof;

d. Conduct proceedings, on reasonable notice, the object of which is to recommend to the Supreme Court the suspension, cancellation, revocation or reinstatement of the enrollment of a certified or licensed court reporter or of the status of any acting court reporter, regular or temporary, on the following grounds:

In all hearings or investigations on revocation, cancellation or suspension of enrollment, each Board member shall be empowered to administer oaths and affirmations, subpoena witnesses and take evidence anywhere in the state, after giving reasonable notice to the party whose status is sought to be affected.

e. Adopt, with the approval of the Chief Justice, examination standards and rules governing enrollment, discipline, suspension, cancellation and revocation proceedings and any other matter within the Board's cognizance.

f. Keep a current roll of certified court reporters and a file on all disciplined court reporters, official or unofficial, regular or temporary.