PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor                               Ch. 18

(d) (1) If, after 60 days from the return of the disapproved plan by the State
Superintendent, the county board does not submit a plan that in the judgment of the
State Superintendent meets the standards of the State Board and the requirements of this
subtitle, the State Superintendent shall develop a plan for the county.

(2) Before the State Board approves this plan, the county shall be given an
opportunity to review the plan with the State Board.]

[8-406.

(a)     After the standards required in § 8-403 of this subtitle are adopted, the State
Superintendent shall develop a plan to provide special educational services for children
under the age of 21 who are in State institutions.

(b)     The plan shall meet these State standards.

(c)     The State Board shall review and approve or disapprove, as appropriate, the
plan.]

[8-407.

Each county board shall implement the plan adopted for special educational
services for its county as approved by the State Board or developed by the State
Superintendent.]

[8-408.

(a)     The State Board shall review the approved plans for special educational
services at least once each year.

(b)     On the recommendation of the State Superintendent and with the approval of
the State Board, a county board may amend an approved plan.]

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect
July 1, 1996.

Approved April 9, 1996.

CHAPTER 18

(Senate Bill 102)

AN ACT concerning

Public Ethics - Financial Disclosure - Interests in Corporations

FOR the purpose of altering certain financial disclosure requirements under the Public
Ethics Law by reducing the information required regarding small acquisitions of
shares in a publicly traded corporation by dividend or dividend reinvestment in the
corporation; providing for a delayed effective date; and generally relating to
financial disclosure under the Public Ethics Law.

BY repealing and reenacting, with amendments,

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