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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 284

41, § 256B(c)(2) applied only to former Art. 41, §§
256B through 256T, it is revised, in subsection (b)(3)
of this section, to apply to all of this subtitle,
including, in addition to provisions derived from
former Art. 41, §§ 256B through 256T, provisions
derived from former Art. 40, § 40A(f) and (g)(1)
through (5) and former Art. 41, §§ 9 and 244 through
256A. This revision is consistent with the findings
in Valentine v. Board of License Commissioners, 291
Md. 523 (1981), which interpreted the former Art. 41
provisions as of July 1, 1977. Although Valentine did
not address the provisions of former Art. 40, § 40A(f)
and (g)(1) through (5), the inclusion of those
provisions within subsection (b)(3) of this section is
consistent with the practice on which the Court relied
in Valentine.

As to subsection (a)(2)(ii) of this section and the
use of the defined term "count[ies]", see revisor's
note to § 10-201(b) of this title.

Defined terms: "County" § 1-101
"Unit" § 10-101

10-103. RESERVED.

10-104. RESERVED.

PART II. CITATION OF STATUTORY AUTHORITY; SUBMISSION TO ATTORNEY
GENERAL.

10-105. SCOPE OF PART.

THIS PART II OF THIS SUBTITLE DOES NOT APPLY TO A REGULATION
OF A BICOUNTY COMMISSION THAT COUNTY GOVERNING BODIES APPOINT.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the parenthetical
exception in the first sentence of former Art. 41, §
246, as that exception related to former Art. 41, § 9.

The provisions of the former exception that related to
compliance with the State Documents Law are deleted as
unnecessary in light of § 10-110 of this subtitle.

The provisions of the first sentence of former Art.
41, § 246 that required compliance by an "agency" are
deleted as unnecessary in light of § 10-102 of this
subtitle.

The second sentence of former Art. 41, § 246, which
stated that generally a regulation is effective as
provided in the "State Documents Law", is deleted as
unnecessary in light of the revision of parts of that
former Law in this subtitle. See § 10-117 of this
subtitle.