HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                    1535

(6) (7) EVALUATE THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ECONOMIC
IMPACT OF PROPOSALS AND OF ANY ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN REGARDING THE
PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF LEAD POISONING; AND

(7) (8) RECOMMEND LEGISLATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE
ACTIONS TO THE DEPARTMENT.

(B) BY DECEMBER 31, 1986, AND EVERY YEAR THEREAFTER BY JULY
1, THE ADVISORY COUNCIL SHALL SUBMIT TO THE GOVERNOR AND, SUBJECT
TO § 2-1312 OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT ARTICLE, TO THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY A REPORT THAT:

(1)  DESCRIBES THE ACTIVITIES OF THE ADVISORY COUNCIL
DURING THE PREVIOUS YEAR;

(2)  INCLUDES ANY RECOMMENDATIONS THAT WOULD ALLOW THE
ADVISORY COUNCIL TO BETTER FULFILL ITS PURPOSES;

(3)  INCLUDES INFORMATION UNDER THE FOLLOWING
SUBJECTS:

(I)  MEDICAL REFERRAL;

(II)  REGULATION AND COMPLIANCE;

(III)  WORKER EDUCATION;

(IV)  SOCIAL SERVICES;

(V)  EDUCATIONAL SERVICES; .

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(VI)  LEGAL ASPECTS;

(VII)  EMPLOYER SERVICES;

(VIII)  ABATEMENT OF LEAD SOURCES;

(IX)  FINANCIAL SUBSIDIES AND OTHER
ENCOURAGEMENT AND SUPPORT FOR THE ABATEMENT OF THE CAUSES OF LEAD
POISONING;

(X)  LABORATORY SERVICES; AND

(XI)  OTHER SUBJECTS THAT THE COUNCIL CONSIDERS
NECESSARY; AND

(4)  INCLUDES A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROGRESS MADE
TOWARDS MEETING THE OBJECTIVES OF THE PLAN, AS DESCRIBED IN §
6-708(B) OF THIS SUBTITLE, AND ANY AMENDMENTS OR ADDITIONS TO THE
PLAN.

(C) AS TO LEAD POISONING, THE ADVISORY COUNCIL SHALL:

(1) REVIEW ALL RULES AND REGULATIONS REGARDING THE
PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF LEAD POISONING ADOPTED BY THE