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S.B. 406 VETOES
(v) a quasi-legislative function.]
(h) (1) "Public body" means an entity that:
(i) consists of at least 2 individuals; and
(ii) is created by:
1. the Maryland Constitution;
2. a State statute;
3. a county charter;
4. an ordinance;
5. a rule, resolution, or bylaw;
6. an executive order of the Governor; or
7. an executive order of the chief executive authority of a
political subdivision of the State.
(2) "Public body" includes:
(i) any multimember board, commission, or committee appointed
by the Governor or the chief executive authority of a political subdivision of the State,
or appointed by an official who is subject to the policy direction of the Governor or
chief executive authority of the political subdivision, if the entity includes in its
membership at least 2 individuals not employed by the State or the political
subdivision; and
(ii) The Maryland School for the Blind.
(3) "Public body" does not include:
(i) any single member entity;
(ii) any judicial nominating commission;
(iii) any grand jury;
(iv) any petit jury;
(v) the Appalachian States Low Level Radioactive Waste
Commission established in § 7-302 of the Environment Article;
(vi) except when a court is exercising rulemaking power, any court
established in accordance with Article IV of the Maryland Constitution;
(vii) the Governor's cabinet, the Governor's Executive Council as
provided in Title 8, Subtitle 1 of this article, or any committee of the Executive
Council;
(viii) a local government's counterpart to the Governor's cabinet,
Executive Council, or any committee of the counterpart of the Executive Council;
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