Ch. 5

LAWS OF MARYLAND

$45,000.00 has been paid do not apply to a widow or widower who
remarries; for this person the payments shall cease as of the
time of remarriage, but he may receive and keep the payments made
under [paragraph (7)(i) of this section] PARAGRAPH (I) OF THIS
SUBSECTION.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: In Article 101, § 36, stylistic errors in
subsections (l)(a) and (7)(a); and omitted article in
subsection (4)(a).

Occurred: The error in subsection (l)(a) occurred in
Ch. 404, Acts of 1971; the error in subsection (7)(a)
occurred in Ch. 403, Acts of 1971; and the error in
subsection (4)(a) occurred prior to the 1957
codification of the Annotated Code of Maryland.

36A.

The Governor's commission to review laws governing [the]
workmen's compensation [laws] shall from time to time, and at
least every five years review the benefit schedule provided by
this article for the purpose of recommending readjustments to
such benefits to reflect the increase in the cost of living since
they were established. At the conclusion of this review the
Commission shall present its recommendations to the General
Assembly.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Surplus language in Article 101, § 36A.

Occurred: Ch. 461, Acts of 1970.

37.

(f) If the chairman finds or has reasonable cause to
believe that a physician or health care provider has a pattern of
practice of furnishing excessive treatment, service, medicine,
or appliance, the chairman shall refer the case to the
[Commission on Medical Discipline] STATE BOARD OF PHYSICIAN
QUALITY ASSURANCE or the appropriate board of review of the
health care provider to determine if excessive treatment,
service, medicine, or appliance was furnished.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Obsolete terminology in Article 101, § 37(f).

Occurred: As a result of Ch. 109, Acts of 1988, which
created the State Board of Physician Quality
Assurance. Correction by the Michie Company in the

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