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MARYLAND MANUAL 677
of county commissioners. The General Assembly may am-
plify the provisions of this section by general law in any
manner not inconsistent with this Article.
Section 7. Any action of a code county in the enactment,
amendment, or repeal of a public local law is subject to a
referendum of the voters in the county, as in this section
provided. The enactment, amendment, or repeal shall be
effective unless a petition of the registered voters of the
county requires that it be submitted to a referendum of the
voters in the county. The General Assembly shall amplify
the provisions of this section by general law in any manner
not inconsistent with this Article, except that in any event
the number of signatures required on such a petition shall
not be fewer than five percentum (5%) of the voters in a
county registered for county and State elections.
Section 8. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this
Article, the General Assembly has exclusive power to enact,
amend, or repeal any local law for a code county which
(1) authorizes or places a maximum limit upon the rate of
property taxes which may be imposed by the code county;
or (2) authorizes or regulates the maximum amount of
indebtedness which may be incurred by the code county.
Public local laws enacted by the General Assembly under
this section prevail over any public local laws enacted by
the code county under other sections in this Article.
Section 9. A code county shall not levy any type of tax,
license fee, franchise tax, or fee which was not in effect or
authorized in the code county at the time it came under the
provisions of this Article, until an express authorization of
the General Assembly has been enacted for this purpose by
a general law which in its terms and effect applies alike to
all code counties in one or more of the classes provided for
in Section 5 of this Article.
Section 10. All laws enacted by the General Assembly
and in effect when this Article was added to the Constitu-
tion shall remain in effect until amended or repealed under
the Constitution. Every public local law enacted, amended,
or repealed by a county under the provisions of this Article
prevails over the previous public local law, except to the
extent it is subject to an applicable law enacted by the
General Assembly.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That the aforegoing
Article hereby proposed as an amendment to the Constitu-
tion of this State shall be, at the next general election, to be

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