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1482

LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 513

FEES AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AS THE STATE ETHICS
COMMISSION, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, AND THE APPROPRIATE
CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER MAY ESTABLISH FROM TIME TO
TIME. ALL STATEMENTS SHALL BE RETAINED BY THE EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR OF THE COMMISSION AND BY THE APPROPRIATE CHIEF
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER FOR THE ENTIRE TERM OF OFFICE OF THE
COMMISSIONER.

(F)    THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE COMMISSION SHALL
PROVIDE THE FORMS FOR USE IN FILING THE STATEMENTS SET FORTH
IN SUBSECTION (A), AND SHALL MAKE SUCH FORMS AVAILABLE IN
THE OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE COMMISSION AS
WELL AS PROVIDE SUFFICIENT COPIES OF SUCH FORMS TO THE CHIEF
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS OF MONTGOMERY AND PRINCE GEORGE'S
COUNTIES FOR USE BY APPLICANTS AND COMMISSIONERS. THE FORMS
PROVIDED SHALL, IN ALL RESPECTS, REPLICATE THE PROVISIONS OF
THE FORMS PROVIDED PURSUANT TO § 2-102(C), EXCEPTING THOSE
MODIFICATIONS REQUIRED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (A) OF THIS
SECTION.

(G)    THE STATE ETHICS COMMISSION, THE EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR OF THE COMMISSION, AND THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE
OFFICERS SHALL REQUIRE THAT ANY PERSON EXAMINING OR COPYING
SUCH STATEMENTS SHALL RECORD HIS NAME, HOME ADDRESS, AND THE
NAME OF THE PERSON WHOSE STATEMENT WAS EXAMINED OR COPIED.

(H) THE ENFORCEMENT PROVISIONS OF SUBTITLE 7 SHALL
ALSO PERTAIN TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE MARYLAND-NATIONAL
CAPITAL PARK AND PLANNING COMMISSION, THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY COMMISSION, AND THE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE WASHINGTON SUBURBAN TRANSIT COMMISSION
AND, UPON ISSUANCE OF A MANDATORY INJUNCTION AGAINST A
COMMISSIONER PURSUANT TO SUBTITLE 7, THE APPROPRIATE
BICOUNTY COMMISSION SHALL SUSPEND PAYMENT OF ANY SALARY OR
OTHER COMPENSATION TO THE COMMISSIONER PENDING FULL
COMPLIANCE WITH THE TERMS OF THE INJUNCTION.

SUBTITLE 3. LOCAL GOVERNMENT; LOBBYING DISCLOSURE.

6-301.

NOT LATER THAN DECEMBER 31, 1980, EACH COUNTY, THE CITY
OF BALTIMORE, AND EACH OF THE INCORPORATED MUNICIPALITIES
SHALL ENACT LOBBYIST REGULATION PROVISIONS SUBSTANTIALLY
SIMILAR TO THE PROVISIONS OF TITLE 5 OF THIS ARTICLE WHICH
SHALL BE MODIFIED TO THE EXTENT NECESSARY TO MAKE THE
PROVISIONS RELEVANT TO THAT JURISDICTION AND WHICH MAY BE
FURTHER MODIFIED TO THE EXTENT DEEMED NECESSARY AND
APPROPRIATE BY AND FOR THAT JURISDICTION.

SUBTITLE 4. EXPRESS POWERS.

6-401.

FOR THE PURPOSES OF SECTIONS 6-101, 6-201, AND 6-301,
THE EXPRESS POWERS CONTAINED AND ENUMERATED IN ARTICLES 23A,

 

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