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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND

CONSTITUTION OF 1867

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968

shall be his duty to issue a proclamation


extending the session for some further period


as may, in his judgment, be necessary for


the passage of such bill; but no other


matter than such bill shall be considered


during such extended session except a pro-


vision for the cost thereof.


(11) The Governor for the purpose of


making up his Budget shall have the power,


and it shall be his duty, to require from


the proper State officials, including herein


all executive departments, all executive and


administrative offices, bureaus, boards, com-


missions and agencies, expending or super-


vising the expenditure of, and all institu-


tions applying for State moneys and appro-


priations, such itemized estimates and other


information, in such form and at such


times as he shall direct. The estimates


for the Legislative Department, certified by


the presiding officer of each House, of the


Judiciary, as provided by Law, certified by


the Comptroller, and for the public schools,


as provided by law, shall be transmitted


to the Governor, in such form and at such


times as he shall direct, and shall be in-


cluded in the Budget without revision.


(12) The Governor may provide for pub-


lic hearings on all estimates and may require


the attendance at such hearings of repre-


sentatives of all agencies, and for all in-


stitutions applying for State moneys. After


such public hearings he may, in his discre-


tion, revise all estimates except those for


the legislative and judiciary departments,


and for the public schools, as provided by


Law.


(13) The General Assembly may, from


time to time, enact such Laws not incon-


sistent with this section, as may be neces-


sary and proper to carry out its provisions.


(14) In the event of any inconsistency


between any of the provisions of this Sec-


tion and any of the other provisions of the


Constitution, the provisions of this Section


shall prevail. But nothing herein shall in


any manner affect the provisions of Section


34 of Article 3 of the Constitution or of


any laws heretofore or hereafter passed in


pursuance thereof, or be construed as pre-


venting the Governor from calling extra-


ordinary sessions of the General Assembly,


as provided by Section 16 of Article 2, or


as preventing the General Assembly at such


extraordinary sessions from considering any


emergency appropriation or appropriations.


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