1032                             Laws of Maryland                      [Ch. 472

crime and the enforcement of the laws of the State AS DEFINED
IN SECTION 70A (A) (4) OF THIS ACT, but shall not include
any person serving as such solely by virtue of his occupying any
other office or position, nor shall such term include a sheriff, deputy
sheriff, constable, Superintendent of State Police, commissioner of
police, deputy or assistant commissioner of police, chief of police,
deputy or assistant chief of police, or any person having an equiva-
lent title who is appointed or employed by a government to exercise
equivalent supervisory authority.

(9)  "Security officer" shall mean a special police officer employed
by any municipal, county, or other governmental body of the State of
Maryland and for the purpose of protecting any property, owned,
leased, or regularly used by the governmental body or any of its
agencies or by any governmental college or university located in the
State for the protection of its property or students and who exercises
those police powers and duties as provided for in Article 41, Section
64 of the Annotated Code of Maryland.

(10)  "Police supervisors" shall mean those police or law enforce-
ment officers who have been promoted from the patrolman rank to
first-line supervisory duties.

(11)  "Police administrator" shall mean those police or law enforce-
ment officers who have been promoted from the non-commissioned
rank to first-line administrative duties up to but not exceeding the
rank of Captain.

(b) There is hereby established in the Department of Public
Safety and Correctional Services, a Police Training Commission
whose membership shall consist of the following persons:

(1)  The president of the Maryland Chief of Police Association;
the president of the Maryland Law Enforcement Officers, Inc.; the
Attorney General of the State of Maryland; the Superintendent of
the Maryland State Police; the commissioner, Baltimore City police
department; the president of the University of Maryland; the agent
in charge of the Baltimore office of the F.B.I.; the president of the
Eastern Shore Police Association; the deputy secretary of public
safety and correctional services for public safety; and three police
officials of the State to be appointed by the Secretary of Public Safety
and Correctional Services, with the approval of the Governor, and
with the advice and consent of the Senate, to represent the State
geographically, the appointments to be made for a three year term
provided that, for the first term, one official shall be appointed for
a term of one year, one for a term of two years, and one for a term
of three years.

(2)  The nonappointive office holders, except the deputy secretary
for public safety, may elect to serve personally at any or all meetings
of the Commission or may designate a member of their respective
association, office, department, university or agency to represent
them and to act for them at the said meetings to the same effect as
if they were personally present.

(d) Subject to the authority of the Secretary of Public Safety and
Correctional Services, the Commission is vested with the following
authority, responsibility and duty: