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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor
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Ch. 38
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Article - Public Safety
1-202.
(e) (1) The Secretary of State shall issue a State flag to the family of a
firefighter, policeman, member of the military, or sworn member of the office of State
Fire Marshal who is killed in the performance of duty.
(2) (i) Except when the deceased is a member of the military, the flag
shall be presented to the family of the deceased by the State Senator of the legislative
district in which the deceased resided or served.
(ii) When the deceased is a member of the military, the flag shall be
presented to the family of the deceased by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Purpose paragraph of bill being cured failed to accurately describe the
changes made by the bill.
Occurred: Chapter 264 (House Bill 1226) of the Acts of 2005.
Article - State Finance and Procurement
5A-304.
(a) (1) On request by the Trust, the Board of Public Works may acquire part
or all of any property that the Trust finds is a historic landmark worthy of public care
and preservation.
(2) The property may be acquired by gift or by purchase with any
available money.
(b) (1) Under § 5A-318 of this subtitle, the Board of Public Works may select
the Trust as the State unit to control and administer any property acquired.
(2) For these purposes the Board of Public Works may transfer title to or
an interest in the property to the Trust or to an appropriate governmental unit,
private agency, or corporation, subject to covenants and conditions that call for the
property to:
(i) be properly maintained and controlled; and
(ii) revert to the Board of Public Works on breach of any of these
conditions or covenants.
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Bills being cured purported to amend Article 78A, § 14B(b), which was
repealed by Chapter 26 of the Acts of 2005.
Occurred: Chapter 44 (House Bill 237) and Chapter 440 (House Bill 1562) of the
Acts of 2005.
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