HARRY HUGHES, Governor                                         953

(ii) If there is no resident Senator, then with
the consent of the members of the Frederick County delegation of
the General Assembly.

(2)  To qualify for appointment as an alcoholic
beverages inspector, a person:

(i) Shall be of high moral character;

(ii) Shall possess a sound reputation for
sobriety, honesty, and integrity; and

(iii) Shall devote full time to the duties of
the office.

(3)  (i) The term of an inspector is 4 years.

(ii) [The terms of the inspectors are staggered
as required by the terms provided for inspectors of the board on
July 1, 1985.

(iii)] An inspector who is appointed after a
term has begun serves only until a successor is appointed.

(4)  The Governor may remove an inspector with the
advice and consent of:

(i) The Senate; or

(ii) If there is no resident Senator, then with
the consent of the members of the Frederick County delegation of
the General Assembly.

(5)  Grounds for removal are:

(i) Incompetence;

(ii) Misconduct while performing the duties as
an inspector;

(iii) Neglect of a duty required by law; or

(iv) Unprofessional or dishonorable conduct in
performing the duties as an inspector.

(6)  (i)      [Each] AN inspector shall receive an annual
salary of $17,000,   be reimbursed for reasonable expenses, and
receive mileage       at the standard rate set by the County
Commissioners.

(ii) Mileage does not include travel to and
from the inspector's home and office.

(7)  An inspector shall: