Ch. 130                                    1995 LAWS OF MARYLAND

(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;

(3)     be responsible for any proposed landscaping of the grounds of the
[Governor's Mansion] GOVERNMENT HOUSE;

(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] GOVERNMENT HOUSE.

(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.                                                       

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

(f)      Before the renovation, furnishing, and decoration of a State room, the Trust
shall consult with and obtain the input of the Board of Trustees and the Council of the
Maryland Historical Society.

9-1021.

(a) As to all valuable paintings or other objects of decorative art located in a
public area of any State building in the Annapolis area, except in a State room of the
[Governor's Mansion] GOVERNMENT HOUSE, the Commission shall:

(1)     keep a continuing inventory of the objects; and

(2)     be responsible for and supervise the acquisition, custody, display,
location, preservation, proper care, security, and restoration of the objects.

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