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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor                            S.B. 793 (d) (1) Each bill that the Governor submits under this section shall comply
with the requirements of Article III, §§ 34 and 52 of the Maryland Constitution.
(2) An authorization of State debt to fund any part of the consolidated
loan budget shall be deemed to bo a single work, object, or purpose under Article III,
§ 52 of the Maryland Constitution.
Article - State Government 9-1021. (a)     (1) The Commission is the official custodian of all valuable paintings and
other objects of decorative art owned by or loaned to the State, except those located in
a State room of the Government House. With respect to the objects subject to its
official custody, the Commission shall: (i) keep a continuing inventory of the objects; and (ii) be responsible for and supervise the acquisition, custody,
display, location, preservation, proper care, security, and restoration of the objects. (2)     At such time as the State acquires the Peabody Art Collection from
the Peabody Institute, the Commission shall become the official custodian of the
Collection. (3)     In exercising its custodial responsibilities, the Commission may loan
objects owned by the State to qualified institutions and may contract with such
institutions for the performance of curatorial services. (b)     (1) Each person or agency that desires to acquire a painting or object of
decorative art for display in or on the premises of any State building, except in a room
of the Government House, must receive both prior approval and final acceptance from
the Commission. (2) Before giving prior approval or final acceptance in accordance with
this subsection, the Commission shall consider: (i) the competence of the artist; (ii) the proposed location of the object; and (iii) the quality, historical significance, and appropriateness of the
work. (C) THIS SUBTITLE DOES NOT APPLY TO ARTWORK ACQUIRED THROUGH THE
MARYLAND PUBLIC ART INITIATIVE PROGRAM ESTABLISHED UNDER ARTICLE 83A, §
4-6A-01 OF THE CODE. Article 83A - Department of Business and Economic Development
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