HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(b)  Subject to §§ 3-307 and 3-308 of this article, during
each fiscal year, 17.5 percent of the total highway user
revenues, except the remainder of the net proceeds of the motor
vehicle gasoline tax collected under Article 56, § 136(i) and (j)
of the Code, AND EXCEPT FOR THE PROCEEDS COLLECTED FROM STAGGERED
REGISTRATION FEES AS PROVIDED UNDER § 13-912 OF THIS ARTICLE,
shall be distributed to the counties and municipalities of this
State at the times specified in § 8-407 of this subtitle.

(c)  Subject to §§ 3-307 and 3-308 of this article, during
each fiscal year, 13.5 percent of the remainder of the net
proceeds of the motor vehicle gasoline tax collected under
Article 56, § 136(i) and (j) of the Code shall be distributed to
Baltimore City in monthly installments.

(d)  Subject to §§ 3-307 and 3-308 of this article, during
each fiscal year, 13.5 percent of the remainder of the net
proceeds of the motor vehicle gasoline tax collected under
Article 56, § 136(i) and (j) of the Code shall be distributed to
the counties and municipalities of this State at the times
specified in § 8-407 of this subtitle.

[(e) By May 1, 1983, the President of the Senate and the
Speaker of the House of Delegates shall appoint a special
committee on transportation related revenues composed of 5
Senators, 5 Delegates, and the Secretary of Transportation, or
his designee. In determining the legislative appointments, the
President and the Speaker shall give due consideration to all
geographical regions of the State. The special committee shall
analyze and study the provisions of this subtitle relating to the
distribution and use of revenues in the Gasoline and Motor
Vehicle Revenue Account and the revenue sharing account among the
Department of Transportation, Baltimore City, the counties, and
the municipalities. The President and the Speaker shall also
appoint an advisory committee to assist the special committee.
The special committee shall submit its report, with findings and
recommendations, to the General Assembly by January 1, 1984.]

13-404.

(c)(1) The county treasurer of each county in this State
[shall] MAY act as the agent of the Administration in the
registration of vehicles and in the issuance of registration
plates and registration cards. [for the following classes of
vehicles:] THE MOTOR VEHICLE ADMINISTRATION SHALL ADOPT RULES AND
REGULATIONS TO GOVERN THE REGISTRATION OF VEHICLES AND THE

ISSUANCE OF REGISTRATION CARDS, REGISTRATION PLATES, AND

VALIDATION TABS BY COUNTY TREASURERS.

[(i) Class D (motorcycles);

(ii) Class E (trucks);

(iii) Class F (tractors); and