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2006 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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Ch. 216
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General Assembly that fiscal 2009
prevention and treatment spending should
be guided by a finalized State
comprehensive two-year plan as called for
in the Maryland State Drug and Alcohol
Abuse Council September 9, 2005. report
to Governor Robert L. Ehrlich. Jr. In turn.
the plan should be guided by
locally-determined priorities as developed
in local plans by the local drug and
alcohol councils...........................................
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82,725,893
82,671,893
18,228,136
17,638,136
31,691,643
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Special Fund Appropriation....
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Federal Fund Appropriation...
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Funds are appropriated in other agency
budgets to pay for services provided by
this program. Authorization is hereby
granted to use these receipts as special
funds for operating expenses in this
program.
MENTAL HYGIENE ADMINISTRATION
It is the intent of the General Assembly that
in fiscal 2008 and for subsequent fiscal
years, the Department of Health and
Mental Hygiene comply with Chapter 444,
Acts of 2005 and fund services provided at
the Regional Institutes for Children and
Adolescents regardless of who provides
those services. This will require the
department to provide a grant to the
Montgomery and Prince George's counties
local education agencies for educational
services provided at the facilities in
Montgomery and Prince George's
counties.
M00L01.01 Program Direction
General Fund Appropriation, provided that
$100,000 of this appropriation may not be
expended until the Mental Hygiene
Administration provides a report to the
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