Business in Specified Capacities Only and Notices. Every bail agent or permitee shall conduct his bail business:

1. As an individual;

2. As a member of a partnership as provided in Section 2061;

3. As an employee of another bail agent or permittee as provided in Section 2062;

4. As the temporary associate of another bail agent or permittee in the joint transaction of bail if such temporary association is limited to a single transaction or to a series of related transactions;

5. As the temporary conductor of the bail business of another bail agent or permitee during a period of his temporary absence; or

6. In any other lawful manner provided written notice is filed with the commissioner by the bail licensee at least 10 days prior to his so conducting his bail business setting forth full details of the manner in which the business will be conducted and the names of all persons, if any, to be associated with him. If prior to the expiration of such 10-day period the commissioner gives notice to such bail licensee specifying wherein the intended conduct of the business would be contrary to any provision of this article or any law relating to bail, such bail licensee shall not so conduct his business. If after such 10-day period the commissioner gives notice to such bail licensee specifying wherein the continued conduct of his bail business would be contrary to any provision of this article or any law relating to bail, he shall discontinue to so conduct his business within such reasonable time as the commissioner may prescribe.