WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor

Ch. 48

Nonetheless, "State agency" may have been used
inadvertently, on the mistaken assumption that the
former definition did apply. This substitution is
noted for the consideration of the General Assembly.

Defined terms: "Board" § 11-101
"Unit" § 11-101

16-106. LIMITATIONS PERIOD ON DEBARMENT.

DEBARMENT PROCEEDINGS UNDER THIS SUBTITLE MAY BE INSTITUTED
WITHIN 5 YEARS AFTER:

(1) THE OCCURRENCE OF THE EVENT THAT CONSTITUTES A
REASON FOR A DEBARMENT PROCEEDING;

(2) A FINAL JUDGMENT IN A CIVIL OR CRIMINAL ACTION
THAT CONSTITUTES A REASON FOR A DEBARMENT PROCEEDING; OR CAUSE
FOR DEBARMENT;

(3)(2) AN ADMISSION, IN WRITING OR UNDER OATH, OF AN
ACT OR OMISSION THAT CONSTITUTES GROUNDS FOR A CRIMINAL
CONVICTION OR CIVIL LIABILITY THAT MAY BE A REASON FOR A
DEBARMENT PROCEEDING CAUSE FOR DEBARMENT; OR

(3) THE OCCURRENCE OF ANY OTHER EVENT THAT
CONSTITUTES A CAUSE FOR DEBARMENT.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from former SF § ll-211(b).

In item (2) of this section, the language "in writing
or under oath, of an act or omission that constitutes
grounds for a criminal conviction or. civil liability"
is added to clarify the type of "admission" that
constitutes cause for debarment proceedings under §
16-104(c) of this subtitle.

In item (3) of this section, the word "event" is

substituted for the former word "act", since an

omission also constitutes a reason for debarment
proceedings.

Defined term: "Conviction" § 16-101

GENERAL REVISOR'S NOTE TO SUBTITLE:

Former SF § ll-211(a)(1), which defined "[b]usiness", is
deleted as unnecessary since the word "business" did not appear
in the former law.

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