6-101.

(f) (1) In addition to all other information required by this section, the
Prince George's County Board of Education shall provide to the County Executive and
County Council with the annual budget, information relating to each of the following
categories:

(i) Instructional supplies and materials;

(ii) Additional equipment; [and]

(iii) Replacement equipment; AND

(IV) INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.

(2) For the categories specified in paragraph (1) of this subsection, the
following information shall be provided for the public school system in the County.

(i) Proposed expenditures for the next school year based on the

annual budget;

(ii) Estimated expenditures for the current school year; and

(iii) Actual expenditures for the prior school year.

(3) IN PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, THE INFORMATION REQUIRED BY
THIS SECTION SHALL DE PROVIDED BY LINE ITEM IN EACH CATEGORY.

5-102.

(c) (1) This subsection applies only to a county that has a county governing
body that consists of a county executive and county council.

(2) The county executive shall indicate in writing which major categories
of the annual budget of the county board have been denied in whole or reduced in part
and the reason for the denial or reduction.

(3) The county council may restore any denial or reduction made by the
county executive in the annual budget submitted by the county board.

(4) In Baltimore County, the County Council may not restore any denial
or reduction made by the County Executive.

(5) This item applies to Baltimore County and supersedes item (4) of this
subsection only if the voters of Baltimore County approve an amendment to the
Baltimore County Charter that grants the County Council the authority to restore
any denial or reduction made by the County Executive in the budget submitted by the
County Board. The Baltimore County Council may restore any denial or reduction
made by the County Executive if it publicly states the amount the restoration
represents in the county tax rate.

(6) (I) IN PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, THE COUNTY COUNCIL OR THE
COUNTY EXECUTIVE MAY DENY IN WHOLE OR REDUCE IN PART ANY ITEM WITHIN
ANY MAJOR CATEGORY, SO LONG AS THE TOTAL LEVEL OF APPROPRIATION BY