WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor

COUNTY;
COUNTY;

(X)  COMMISSION DISTRICT 10 - FREDERICK

(XI)  COMMISSION DISTRICT 11 - MONTGOMERY

(XII)  COMMISSION DISTRICT 12
CHARLES, AND ST. MARY'S COUNTIES;

(XIII)  COMMISSION DISTRICT 13
GEORGE'S COUNTY; AND

(XIV) COMMISSION DISTRICT 14

CALVERT,

PRINCE

BALTIMORE

CITY.

(B) AFTER JULY 1, 1988, IF ANY COUNTY IN A
MULTI-COUNTY COMMISSION DISTRICT ACHIEVES A POPULATION OF
100,000 OR MORE AS OF JULY I OF EACH QUADRENNIAL ELECTION
YEAR, BASED ON THE FIGURES REPORTED PERIODICALLY BY THE
MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE, DIVISION
OF VITAL STATISTICS AND POPULATION ANALYSIS, THAT COUNTY
SHALL BE ENTITLED TO BE A SEPARATE COMMISSION DISTRICT AND
TO HAVE A SEPARATE COMMISSION WITHOUT FURTHER ACTION BY LAW
OR OTHERWISE.

(2) COMPOSITION. Each
persons chosen as follows:

Commission shall consist of 13

(a)  One person, who shall be the Chairman, shall
be appointed by the Governor. The Chairman may but not need
be a lawyer, but shall be a resident and registered voter of
the [Judicial Circuit] COMMISSION DISTRICT. The Chairman
may not hold an office of profit or trust under the
Constitution or laws of this State or an office in a
political party or be a full-time employee of the State.

(b)  Six persons shall be appointed by the Governor
from among the residents and registered voters of the
[Judicial Circuit] COMMISSION DISTRICT. These persons may
not be lawyers, hold offices of profit or trust under the
Constitution or laws of this State or offices in any
political party, or be full-time employees of the State. If
the [Judicial Circuit] COMMISSION DISTRICT contains more
than one county, at least one person shall be appointed from
each county in the [Circuit] COMMISSION DISTRICT, and shall
be a resident and registered voter of such county. To the
FULLEST extent possible, the composition of the members
appointed by the Governor shall fairly AND APPROPRIATELY
reflect the minority and female composition of the [circuit]
COMMISSION DISTRICT.

(c)  Six persons shall be members of the Maryland
Bar who are registered to vote in State elections and who
maintain their principal offices for the practice of law in

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