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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND

CONSTITUTION OF 1867

PROPOSED CONSTITUTION OF 1968


NO COMPARABLE SECTIONS.


Section 3.05. Redistricting Commission.


Six months before the first day o! the reg-


ular session of the General Assembly in the


year in which redistricting is to be effective,


the presiding officer and the minority leader


of each house shall each appoint two persons


to a commission on legislative redistricting.


The governor shall appoint an additional


member who shall serve as chairman of the


commission. Any vacancy on the commission


shall be filled by the appointing authority.


The commission shall adopt a redistricting


plan only by a majority vote of all its mem-


bers. No member of the commission shall


hold a popularly elected office in the State.


Section 3.06. Legislative Redistricting Proce-


dure.


The commission on legislative redistricting


shall submit a plan to the governor, who


shall transmit it to the General Assembly by


the first day of the regular session in the


year in which redistricting is to be effective.


If any other plan has not been prescribed by


law within seventy days after the transmis-


sion of the commission plan to the General


Assembly, then the commission plan shall be-


come law. The Court of Appeals shall have


original jurisdiction, upon petition of any


qualified voter, to review the new redistrict-


ing law and the commission plan if it has


not become law. If the Court of Appeals


finds a redistricting law enacted by the Gen-


eral Assembly invalid, then the commission


plan shall become law. If the Court of Ap-


peals finds the commission plan invalid, then


the Court of Appeals shall grant appropriate


relief for the conduct of the impending elec-


tion.


Section 3.08. Congressional Redistricting


Procedure.


The commission on legislative redistricting


shall submit a congressional redistricting


plan to the governor, who shall transmit it to


the General Assembly by the first day of the


regular session in the year in which congres-


sional redistricting is to be effective. The


General Assembly shall enact either the com-


mission plan or a congressional redistricting


plan of its own.


Section 6.16. Capital Expenditures.


Appropriations for capital projects to be


financed by the creation of indebtedness of


the State shall be embodied in a supplemen-


tary appropriation bill which shall contain

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