(b) (1) The Veterans' Home Commission may charge an individual a
reasonable fee for residence in the Home.

(2) The Veterans' Home Commission shall set the fee in accordance with
the ability of an individual to pay. However, the fee may not exceed the cost of
maintaining the resident in the Home and shall allow the resident enough money for
necessary and incidental expenses.

(c) A resident may be discharged in accordance with the regulations of the
Veterans' Home Commission and applicable law.

9-929.

(a) To carry out the purposes and goals of the Veterans' Home Commission, the
Commission may acquire, hold, use, improve, and convey property.

(b) In addition to any other power under this section, to carry out the purposes
or goals of the Veterans' Home Commission, the Commission:

(1) may accept a gift or grant; and

(2) unless the terms of a gift or grant require otherwise, on an
affirmative vote of at least 7 members of the Commission, may:

(i) spend the principal and income of the gift or grant; or

(ii) invest all or part of the principal and income in:

1. general obligations of the State; or

2. any other security.

(c) (1) In addition to any other power under this section, the Veterans' Home
Commission may lease any part of its property for use as a concession or other
commercial purpose that is consistent with the purposes of the Commission. However,
the Commission may not lease its property merely for investment purposes.

(2) Notwithstanding any other law, unless the lease expressly provides
for redemption by the tenant, the lease is not subject to redemption.

9-930.

The State is not obligated to provide capital or operating funds for the Veterans'
Home Commission but may appropriate money for the purposes and goals of the
Commission.

[Subtitle 8. War Memorial Commission.]
PART IV. WAR MEMORIAL COMMISSION.

[9-801.] 9-931.

In this PART IV OF THIS subtitle, "Commission" means the War Memorial
Commission.