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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 775

any such contractor or subcontractor, or simulations
thereof, during the [one] 1 year period. The filing of the
list with the Secretary of State shall be notice to all
public bodies and their officers, officials, members,
agents, and representatives.

[105.] 8-511.

If it is found that a public body has not complied with
any of the terms of this subtitle, the Commissioner shall
give notice thereof in writing to the public body.
Sufficient time may be allowed for compliance therewith as
the Commissioner deems necessary. After the expiration of
the time prescribed in the notice, the Commissioner in
writing, may inform the Attorney General of the fact that
the notice has been given and that the person or public
authority to whom it was directed has not complied with the
notice. Upon receipt thereof, the Attorney General at the
earliest possible time shall bring suit in the name of the
State in the circuit court of the county or in the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore City in which the public body is located,
to seek such remedies which the court may find appropriate
to effectuate the policies of this subtitle. Both the
plaintiff and defendant in the action shall have the same
rights of appeal as are provided by law in other injunction
proceedings.

[105A.] 8-512.

No person classified as a helper or trainee shall be
employed on public works. Only apprentices in a trade,
craft, or occupation for which an apprenticeship program has
been approved by the apprenticeship and training council of
the Department of Licensing and Regulation shall be employed
on public works. Each apprentice employed on a public works
shall be paid not less than the percentages, as set forth in
such approved apprenticeship program, of the journeyman
mechanic's prevailing hourly rate of wages as determined by
the Commissioner of Labor and Industry for such journeyman
mechanic in the trade, craft, or occupation in which the
apprentice is employed on the public works.

[106.] 8-513.

(a) There is hereby established an Advisory Council on
Prevailing Wage Rates (hereinafter referred to as the
"Council") which shall be a part of the Division of Labor
and Industry and which shall consist of six members to be
appointed in the following manner: [Two] TWO from management
in the building and construction industry; two from labor in
said industry; all appointed by the Governor, with the
advice of the Secretary of Licensing and Regulation and with
the advice and consent of the Senate, from among persons
recommended by organizations in the respective groups; and
two representatives of the general public appointed by the
Governor, with the advice of the Secretary of Licensing and
Regulation and with the advice and consent of the Senate.