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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor 367
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8-215. ASSISTANT SECRETARIES.
(A) APPOINTMENT.
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMISSION MAY APPOINT ONE OR
MORE EMPLOYEES OF THE ADMINISTRATION TO SERVE AS
ASSISTANT SECRETARIES.
(B) DUTIES.
(1) AN ASSISTANT SECRETARY HAS THE DUTIES
PROVIDED BY LAW, ASSIGNEE BY THE CHAIRMAN, OR DELEGATED
BY THE COMMISSION SECRETARY.
(2) IF THE COMMISSION SECRETARY TEMPORARILY
IS UNABLE TO PERFORM HIS DUTIES, AN ASSISTANT SECRETARY
DESIGNATED BY THE CHAIRMAN SHALL PERFORM THOSE DUTIES.
(C) COMPENSATION.
AN ASSISTANT SECRETARY IS NOT ENTITLED TO ANY
COMPENSATION IN ADDITION TO THAT WHICH HE RECEIVES AS AN
EMPLOYEE OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the last
paragraph of Art. 89B, §1.
Subsection (b) (2) of this section is revised
to clarify that, if the Commission Secretary
is unable to perform his duties and there is
more than one assistant secretary, it is the
one "designated by the Chairman" who serves as
temporary Secretary.
8-216. JOURNAL AND RECORDS OF COMMISSION.
(A) JOURNAL TO BE KEPT.
(1) THE COMMISSION SECRETARY SHALL KEEP A
JOURNAL FOR THE COMMISSION AND ENTER IN THE JOURNAL
DETAILED MINUTES OF MEETINGS AND RECORDS OF OTHER
TRANSACTIONS OF THE COMMISSION.
(2) THE CHAIRMAN AND THE COMMISSION SECRETARY
SHALL ATTEST TO THE ACCURACY OF EACH ENTRY IN THE JOURNAL
AT THE NEXT COMMISSION MEETING HELD AFTER THE ENTRY IS
MADE.
(B) JOURNAL AND RECORDS ARE PUBLIC INFORMATION.
EXCEPT AS PROVIDED BY LAW, THE JOURNAL AND ALL OTHER
RECORDS OF THE COMMISSION ARE PUBLIC RECORDS AND OPEN TO
PUBLIC INSPECTION.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the first and
sixth sentences of Art. 89B, §3(a).
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