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Ch. 92
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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor
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(f) This section does not require the Board to test any handgun or have any
handgun tested at the expense of the Board.
Article - State Government
3-405.
(a) Within 10 days after the Governor delivers an executive order to the
Secretary of State, the Secretary shall deliver 2 copies of the executive order to the
Executive Director of the Department of Legislative Services.
(b) The Secretary of State shall deliver [2] 1 certified [copies] COPY of each
executive order to the Administrator of the Division of State Documents.
7-206.2.
(a) The Division may arrange for data bases derived from publications issued
by the Division to be made available to the public for direct on-line searching by
contracting with third-party or value-added resellers.
(b) [Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (a) of this section, the State
Data Center shall charge for on-line access to the Maryland Information Retrieval
System.
(c) This section may not be construed to require a State data center to provide
a member of the public with direct on-line access or any other type of access to the
computers or data bases of the State Data Center.
(d)] Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Division shall make
available to the public, at no cost, direct on-line searching of:
(1) the Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR);
(2) the Maryland Register; and
(3) any other material the Division determines to be in the public
interest.
[(e)] (C) The receipt of any material made available to the public under the
terms of subsection [(d)] (B) of this section shall be preceded by a legend stating that:
"The information you are about to receive is made available for personal use
only. By proceeding beyond this point you agree that you will not use the information
for any prohibited commercial purpose, as defined in [§ 7-206.2(g)] § 7-206.2(E) of the
State Government Article, including, by way of example and not in limitation, the
downloading of this information for resale in any other electronic or printed form.".
[(f)] (D) The legend referenced in subsection* [(e)] (C) of this section shall be
presented to the recipient in a manner that affords the recipient an opportunity to
refuse to access the material.
[(g)] (E) (1) In this subsection, "prohibited commercial purpose" includes
any use that involves the resale or other compensated transfer of information made
available under subsection [(d)] (B) of this section.
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