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COMPARISON OF CONSTITUTIONS

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968

CONSTITUTION OF 1867


for temporary emergencies, but such notes


must only be made to provide for appro-


priations already made by the General


Assembly. The General Assembly may con-


tract debts to any amount that may be


necessary for the defense of the State. And


provided further that nothing in this sec-


tion shall be construed to prohibit the


raising of funds for the purpose of aiding


or compensating in such manner or way as


the General Assembly of the State shall


deem proper, those citizens of the State


who have served, with honor, their Country


and State in time of War; provided, how-


ever, that such action of the General As-


sembly shall be effective only when sub-


mitted to and approved by a vote of the


people of the State at the General Election


next following the enactment of such legis-


lation.

Section 6.07. Gift or Loan of Assets or

Art. III, sec. 34..... The credit of the

Credit.

State shall not in any manner be given, or

The assets or credit of the State shall not

loaned to, or in aid of any individual,

be given or lent to any individual, association,

association or corporation; nor shall the

or corporation unless a public purpose will

General Assembly have the power in any

be served thereby and unless authorized by

mode to involve the State in the construc-

the General Assembly by a law stating the

tion of Works of Internal Improvement, nor

public purpose to be served. A gift of assets

in granting any aid thereto, which shall

may be authorized by a law enacted by the

involve the faith or credit of the State; nor

affirmative vote of a majority of all the mem-

make any appropriation therefor, except in

bers of each house, but a law authorizing a

aid of the construction of Works of Internal

gift of credit or a loan of credit or a loan of

Improvement in the counties, of St. Mary's,

assets shall require the affirmative vote of

Charles and Calvert, which have had no

three-fifths of all the members of each house.

direct advantage from such Works as have


been heretofore aided by the State; and


provided, that such aid, advances or appro-


priations shall not exceed in the aggregate


the sum of five hundred thousand dollars.


And they shall not use or appropriate the


proceeds of the Internal Improvement Com-.


panics, or of the State tax, now levied, or


which may hereafter be levied, to pay off


the public debt (or) to any other purpose


until the interest and debt are fully paid,


or the sinking fund shall be equal to the


amount of the outstanding debt; ....

Budget and Appropriations


Section 6.08. Appropriations.

Art. III, sec. 32. No money shall be

The General Assembly shall not appropri-

drawn from the Treasury of the State, by

ate any money from the treasury except by a

any order or resolution, nor except in

budget bill or a supplementary appropria-

accordance with an appropriation by Law;

tion bill.

and every such Law shall distinctly specify


the sum appropriated, and the object, to


which it shall be applied; provided, that


nothing herein contained shall prevent the


General Assembly from placing a contingent

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