(3) If the President is unable to attend a meeting, the President may
designate a Senator or an employee of the General Assembly to represent the
President at the meeting.

(4) If the Speaker is unable to attend a meeting, the Speaker may
designate a Delegate or an employee of the General Assembly to represent the
Speaker at the meeting.

(5) If the Governor is unable to attend a meeting, the Governor may
designate another individual to represent the Governor at the meeting.

(c) A member of the Veterans' Home Commission:

(1) may not receive compensation, but

(2) is entitled to reimbursement for expenses under the Standard State
Travel Regulations, as provided in the State budget.

9-924.

The Attorney General is the legal adviser to the Veterans' Home Commission.
9-925.

(a) (1) The Veterans' Home Commission shall THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT
submit an annual report:

(i) to the Governor; and

(ii) subject to § 2-1246 of this article, to the General Assembly.
(2) The annual report shall:

(i) describe the activities of the Commission; and

(ii) include any recommendations for furthering the purposes of the

Commission.

(b) As far as practicable, the Veterans' Home Commission shall cooperate with
persons and public agencies to carry out the purposes and goals of the Commission.

9-926.

(a) The Veterans' Home Commission may WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE
SECRETARY adopt regulations to:

(1) govern itself; and

(2) carry out the purposes and goals of the Commission.

(b) (1) The Veterans' Home Commission may take any necessary and proper
action to carry out a specific power under this Part III of this subtitle.

(2) Subject to the legislative purposes of this Part III of this subtitle, the
Veterans' Home Commission may make contracts and other legal agreements.