WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                     Ch. 494

(3) "State room" means any of the following rooms of
[Government House] THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION:

(i) the center hall;

(ii) the conservatory;

(iii) the private reception room;

(iv) the State dining room;

(v) the State drawing room;

(vi) the State parlour; and

(vii) the State reception room.

(b) In addition to any duties set forth elsewhere, the
Trust shall:

(1)  be responsible for the renovation of the State
rooms, including their design and furnishings;

(2)  supervise and direct any improvement or other
change in the internal design or furnishings of a State room;
[and]

(3)   [in carrying out its duties under this
subsection, consult with and request the advice of the Commission
on Artistic Property.] BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY PROPOSED
LANDSCAPING OF THE GROUNDS OF THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION;

(4)  BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONSERVATION AND
RESTORATION OF OBJECTS IN A STATE ROOM; AND

(5)  BE RESPONSIBLE FOR AND CARRY OUT THE MAINTENANCE
OF THE STATE ROOMS.

(C) THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES SHALL MAINTAIN AN
INVENTORY OF FURNISHINGS IN THE GOVERNOR'S MANSION.

[(c)] (D) In addition to any powers set forth elsewhere,
the Trust, on behalf of the State, may:

(1)  accept and receive a gift or loan of property for
use in a State room[.]; AND

(2)  ACCEPT AND RECEIVE A GIFT OF MONEY FOR
MAINTENANCE AND RESTORATION OF A STATE ROOM.

[(d)] (E) Unless the Trust approves, the internal design
and furnishings of a State room may not be changed.

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