1918

LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 296

(VII) OFTEN ARE UNACCEPTABLE TO PRIVATE
INSURANCE PLANS BECAUSE OF THEIR AGE.

(B) STATEMENT OF INTENT.

IN ENACTING THIS SUBTITLE, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY INTENDS TO
PROVIDE TO DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS THE COUNSELING, TRAINING,
EMPLOYMENT PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE, SERVICES, AND HEALTH CARE THAT
DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS NEED TO CONTINUE AS PRODUCTIVE RESIDENTS OF
THIS STATE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from former Article 88A, §
90.

Throughout this section, "residents of this State" is
substituted for the former phrases "society as a
whole" and "members of our society", for clarity.

In subsection (a)(2)(ii) of this section, the defined
term "displaced homemakers" is substituted for the
former word "displaced", which appeared in former
Article 88A, § 90 in quotation marks, to make explicit
the formerly implicit reference to displaced
homemakers.

Defined terms: "Displaced homemaker" § 4-601
"Support" § 1-101

4-603. RESERVED.

4-604. RESERVED.

PART II. MULTIPURPOSE SERVICE CENTER.

4-605. ESTABLISHMENT.

(A)  DUTY OF SECRETARY.

THE SECRETARY SHALL ESTABLISH A MULTIPURPOSE SERVICE CENTER
FOR DISPLACED HOMEMAKERS.

(B)   LOCATION.

THE CENTER SHALL BE IN A LOCATION THAT IS ACCESSIBLE TO A
MAJOR POPULATION AREA OF THIS STATE AS DETERMINED BY THE
SECRETARY.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the first sentence of
the introductory language of former Article 88A, §
92(a).

Defined terms: "Displaced homemaker" § 4-601