WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                    Ch. 110

[In fiscal 1968-69 and in every] EACH fiscal year
[thereafter], [there shall be paid by every] EACH county SHALL
PAY to each incorporated municipality therein, an amount of money
equal to the amount received for fiscal 1967-68 by such
municipality under [the provisions of repealed] § 30(d) of FORMER
Article 81[, Annotated] OF THE Code of Maryland, relating to
apportionment of shares taxes on banks and finance corporations.

Article 25A - Chartered Counties of Maryland

7.

(f) If the charter county fails or refuses to supply copies
of this compilation and of the results of any referenda thereon
to the State Department of Legislative Reference by March 1 of
the next succeeding year, or fails or refuses to certify that
there have been no such enactments, amendments, or repeals, or
referenda, during the last calendar or fiscal year, the
Department shall promptly certify that fact to the State
Comptroller, who then may order the discontinuance of all funds,
grants or State aid which the charter county is entitled to
receive under State law. This section refers specifically to all
funds, grants or State aid which the charter county is entitled
to receive under applicable provisions of State law relating to
the income tax, the tax on racing, the recordation tax, the [tax
on amusements] ADMISSIONS AND AMUSEMENT TAX, and the license tax.

Article 25B - Home Rule for Code Counties

12.

(f) If the code county fails or refuses to supply copies of
this compilation and of the results of any referenda thereon to
the State Department of Legislative Reference by March 1 of the
next succeeding year, or fails or refuses to certify that there
have been no such enactments, amendments, or repeals, or
referenda, during the last calendar or fiscal year, the
Department shall promptly certify that fact to the State
Comptroller, who then may order the discontinuance of all funds,
grants or State aid which the code county is entitled to receive
under State law. This section refers specifically to all funds,
grants or State aid which the code county is entitled to receive
under applicable provisions of State law relating to the income
tax, the tax on racing, the recordation tax, the [tax on
amusements] ADMISSIONS AND AMUSEMENT TAX, and the license tax.

Article 40A - Maryland Public Ethics Law

4-104.

For the purposes of § 4-103(a), (b), and (c) and the
disclosures therein required, the following shall be considered
to be the interests of the person making the statement:

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