PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor                          H.B. 1447

[8-306.

(a)     The State Advisory Council does not have any executive or appointive duties.

(b)     The State Advisory Council shall:

(1)     Be a strong advocate of a comprehensive, broad-based approach to the
social, economic, psychological, and health problems of alcohol and drug abuse; and

(2)     Advise the Governor, the Secretary, and the Administration on:

(i) Short and long term needs for services which the State Advisory

Council has identified;

(ii) Promoting and coordinating, in cooperation with other federal,
State, local or private agencies, unified programs for education, prevention, diagnosis,
treatment, rehabilitation, and control of alcohol abuse and drug abuse; and

(iii) Reviewing existing programs and facilities of the Administration

and short and long term plans.]

13-408.

There [is] MAY BE an advisory council for physical fitness for each county AND
BALTIMORE CITY.

13-409.

[(a) Each county advisory council consists of at least 15 but not more than 25
individuals appointed by the Governor with the advice of the Secretary.

(b)     Each member of a county advisory council shall:

(1)     Be a resident of the county; and

(2)     Have an interest in physical fitness.

(c)     From among the members of each county advisory council, the Secretary shall
designate a chairman.

(d)     A member of a county advisory council may not receive compensation.] THE
COUNTY AND BALTIMORE CITY ADVISORY COUNCILS SHALL CONSULT WITH THE
STATE ADVISORY COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL FITNESS.

Article - Labor and Employment

[5-508.

Subject to § 2-1312 of the State Government Article, on December 15 of each year,
the Commissioner shall submit to the Legislative Policy Committee a report that includes:

(1)     the Division's findings on the safety training and accident rate of
operators of power equipment; and

(2)     any recommendations to the Legislative Policy Committee.]

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