1398                           LAWS OF MARYLAND                       CH. 702

July 1, 1966; four (4) for two (2) years from July 1, 1966; and
four (4) for one (1) year from July 1, 1966. Thereafter, all mem-
bers of the Board shall be appointed for terms of three years. Mem-
bers of the Advisory Board of Juvenile Services shall be representa-
tive of the State Department of Education (1), the State Depart-
ment of Health (1), the State Department of Mental Hygiene (1),
the Department of Maryland State Police (1), the State Department
of [Public Welfare] Social Services (1), the judiciary of the State
(3), voluntary child welfare agencies (1), and three (3) members
of the public at large who shall be selected on the basis of their
experience and interest in minors and juvenile problems. Any mem-
ber who has served two consecutive terms on the Advisory Board
of Juvenile Services is ineligible to succeed himself for the term
immediately following the second of the two terms. In case of a
vacancy on the Board for any reason, the Governor shall appoint a
member for the remainder of the unexpired term in the same manner
as he appointed the original member.

5.

(d) [Welfare] Social Service and public assistance programs not
to be administered by Department.—The Department of Juvenile
Services shall not administer the aid to families with dependent
children program, the foster-care program, or the several other child
welfare programs of the State Department of [Public Welfare]
Social Services.

6.

In order to carry out the objectives of this article, the State
Department of Juvenile Services shall be given the full cooperation
of the State Department of Education, State Department of [Public
Welfare] Social Services, Department of Parole and Probation, De-
partment of Mental Hygiene, Department of Health, Planning De-
partment, Department of Employment Security, Department of
Public Improvements and the several other State agencies necessary
for the accomplishment of the objectives of this article.

ARTICLE 64A
MERIT SYSTEM
27.

(c) Increases in salaries of employees of county [welfare
boards] departments of social services.—The said State Employees
Standard Salary Board is hereby authorized whenever in its judg-
ment the same is warranted on account of the cost of living and
the general employment conditions in the particular area, to approve
increases in salaries of employees of county [welfare boards] de-
partments of social services created by the State Department of
[Public Welfare] Social Services, up to but not exceeding twenty
per centum (20%) over the salary fixed for such positions by said
Board subject to the approval of the county commissioners of the
particular county where salaries are proposed to be increased, such
increases to be prorated on the same basis as the basic salaries of
such employees.