HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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provisions on removal, see: Art. II, § 15 of the
State Constitution, which provides for the power
of the Governor to remove members of the Board
for misconduct or incompetence; and Art. XV, § 2
of the State Constitution, on suspension and
removal for crimes.

Present Art. 43, § 482(b)(3), concerning the
status of Board members serving on June 30, 1974,
and the provision in present Art. 43, § 482(c)
concerning a certain exception for Board members
serving on May 30, 1974, are deleted as obsolete,
because none of the current Board members were
serving on those dates, and the prohibition
against serving more than two terms has been
interpreted to be triggered by any break in
service by the members serving in 1974.

15-203. OFFICERS.

(A)  IN GENERAL.

FROM AMONG ITS MEMBERS, THE BOARD SHALL ELECT A
PRESIDENT AND A SECRETARY-TREASURER.

(B)  ELECTIONS AND TERMS OF OFFICE.

THE MANNER OF ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND THEIR TERMS OF
OFFICE SHALL BE AS THE BOARD DETERMINES.

REVISOR'S NOTE: Subsection (a) of this section is new
language derived without substantive change from
the second clause of Art. 43, § 482(d)(1).

Subsection (b) of this section is standard
language added for clarity to this and, where
necessary, corresponding sections of other titles
of this article to state the power of the Board
to determine the manner of election and terms of
office for Board officers.

15-204. QUORUM; MEETINGS; COMPENSATION; STAFF.

(A)  QUORUM.

A MAJORITY OF THE MEMBERS THEN SERVING ON THE BOARD IS
A QUORUM.

(B)  MEETINGS.

THE BOARD SHALL DETERMINE THE TIMES AND PLACES OF ITS
MEETINGS.

(C)  COMPENSATION.

EACH MEMBER OF THE BOARD IS ENTITLED TO: