WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor

Ch. 9

(c)  (1) As long as a written withdrawal request remains on
file, a member who is a holder of a savings account in a savings
and loan association who has requested a withdrawal from the
account remains a member of the association until the withdrawal
request is paid.

(2) A holder of a savings share account in a savings
and loan association who has requested a withdrawal from the
account is not a creditor of the association, either before or
after the request to withdraw money unless an association
defaults in any payment due under this section.

(d)  This section does not prevent a savings and loan
association from restricting by contract a withdrawal from an
account of $100,000 or over, or any account that is pledged to
the association.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: The inclusion of this provision is intended
to correct an error in a function paragraph noted by
the Attorney General in a May 5, 1986 letter to the
Director of the Department of Legislative Reference
regarding the adequacy of the title of Chapter 282
(House Bill 466) of the Acts of 1986. That letter
noted that an amended provision of law, relating to
the regulations of the Director of the Division of
Savings and Loan Associations, was shown in a function
paragraph to be unamended. This Curative Bill
reprints the amended provision as it now exists, with
a related title reference, in order to validate the
changes made by Chapter 282.

Article - Health - General

16-102.

(a) It is the policy of this State to obligate each
recipient of services and, to the extent provided in this title,
those legally responsible for the recipient to pay, if
financially able, for the cost of care that is received by the
recipient of services. Unless otherwise provided by statute, the
recipient of services and the chargeable person shall be
responsible for payment regardless of whether the recipient of
services was admitted voluntarily, involuntarily, or by court
order. If the recipient of services is involuntarily admitted to
a public facility and released after evaluation, for failure to
meet the standards for involuntary commitment, the recipient of
services or chargeable person shall not be responsible for the
cost of care.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: The inclusion of this provision is intended

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