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26 and 37] Article 4, Sections 26 and 37; officers and employees of
the General Assembly or of either house thereof; deputies, assistants
and employees appointed or designated by any sheriff, any register
of wills, any clerk of court, any State's attorney [or any board of
supervisors of elections]; supervisors of assessments in the several
counties; the deputy and assistant attorneys general and all other
attorneys employed in, or connected with, the State Law Depart-
ment, except where a specific statutory provision includes any such
person in the classified service; the general counsel and assistant
general counsel of the Public Service Commission; with the exception
of the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, members of boards and com-
missions and all other persons holding positions by direct appoint-
ment from the Governor or from the Board of Public Works; all
secretaries, chief clerks, and chief administrative officials of all State
offices, boards, commissions, departments, and institutions as deter-
mined by the Commissioner with the approval of the Governor; em-
ployees of or assigned to the executive mansion; members of the
police force and all employees of the police commissioner for the
City of Baltimore and of the board of police examiners of Baltimore
City provided for by Article 4 of the Code of Public Local Laws of
Maryland (1949 Edition), title "City of Baltimore," subtitle "Police
Commissioner," Sections 868 to 968, both inclusive, and any amend-
ments thereto it being intended that said sections, and any amend-
ments thereto, shall remain in effect independently of this article;
all positions in State offices, boards, commissions, departments and
institutions, which the Commissioner may determine, with the ap-
proval of the Governor, require medical, engineering, scientific, edu-
cational or expert training and qualifications; all registrars and
librarians designated as holding faculty rank by the respective boards
of trustees of the State teachers' colleges, St. Mary's Female Sem-
inary, Morgan State College and University of Maryland and the
business manager at Morgan State College; all teachers, principals,
directors of education and supervisors of vocational education on the
staffs of Boys' Village of Maryland, Maryland Training School for
Boys, Montrose School for Girls, Maryland Children's Centers, Victor
Cullen School, and any and all other institutions which are under
the supervision, direction, control and general management of the
State Department of Public Welfare; and all positions the annual
salary for which does not exceed the sum of Six Hundred and Fifty
Dollars ($650) per annum, or where the incumbent is employed on a
part-time basis.

9E.

(a)  On and after January 1, 1972, all continuously employed per-
manent employees of the boards of supervisors of elections, both
full-time and part-time, SHALL BE REGISTERED VOTERS IN
THE STATE OF MARYLAND AND shall be in the classified service
of the State and subject to the jurisdiction of the Secretary of
Personnel.

(b)  Nothing herein, contained is intended in any way to alter the
present method by which the salaries of these employees are presently
funded by the various County Commissioners, County Councils, or
the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, as set forth in Article 33,
Section 2-4, Annotated Code of Maryland.