MARVIN MANDEL, Governor

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(1) Conviction of a crime involving moral
turpitude or of any criminal offense the effect of which
is to prevent or interfere with the performance of board
duties.

the board.

(2) Failure to regularly attend meetings of

(3)    Failure to carry out duties assigned by
the board or its chairman.

(4)   Acceptance of other office or the conduct
of other business conflicting with or tending to conflict
with performance of board duties.

206B.

Any person aggrieved by any decision or action or
failure to act on the part of the Secretary or any
department or other agency within the Department of
Health and Mental Hygiene for which an appeal to the
board of review of the Department of Health and Mental
Hygiene is provided by § 206A of this article[, shall be
entitled to] MAY appeal in the manner thereinafter] set
forth IN THIS SECTION. [, provided however, that prior]
PRIOR to [the] ITS commencement [thereof] the person so
aggrieved shall make known the basis of the complaint to
the person or persons responsible for the decision or the
conduct of the action or of the withholding of the
action, as the case may be, together with a request that
[ the same] IT be reviewed. If a satisfactory resolution
has not occurred within [thirty (30)] 30 days thereafter,
the complainant may proceed as follows:

(1) Any complainant seeking further review shall
set forth the nature of the complaint in writing, wherein
it shall be outlined in detail with a full description of
all facts and circumstances pertinent [thereto] TO IT.
The complaint shall be filed with the chief executive
officer of the department or other agency to which
application for review is made, if there be one, but if
there be none, then with any member of its governing
body. Receipt of such complaint shall be promptly
acknowledged in writing and a copy transmitted to the
Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene. The department
or other agency shall then proceed to investigate the
complaint. Subject to such extensions of time as the
parties may agree upon, a decision shall be rendered in
writing and a copy thereof sent to the complainant within
[thirty (30)] 30 days of the filing of the complaint. A
record shall be kept of all complaints and their
disposition which shall be open to public inspection
during regular business hours.