(5) reviewing and modifying child support orders; and

(6) except for legal representation in accordance with § 10-115 of the
Family Law Article and as otherwise provided by law, enforcing support obligations.

(c) Subject to subsection (g) of this section, the Secretary shall: 

(1) adopt regulations that:

(i) require the transfer of all aspects of child support enforcement
to one or more private contractors by November 1, 1996;

(ii) provide for the reimbursement of any private contractor AS
REQUIRED BY FEDERAL GUIDELINES [for all aspects of child support enforcement to
be a percentage of the total amount of child support collected by the private.
contractor];

(iii) prohibit the cost of transferring child support enforcement to
private contractors as defined in item (ii) of this paragraph from exceeding the fiscal
year 1995 administrative cost per child support dollar collected by the Child Support
Enforcement Administration in the Pilot Program areas;

(iv) require any private contractor to offer employment upon terms
deemed by the Secretary to be fair and equitable to any FORMER STATE employees
WORKING FOR AN EXISTING CONTRACTOR who are affected by the transfer of child
support enforcement responsibilities under this section and to retain any employees
who accept the offer:

1. for the duration of the Pilot Program unless there is cause

for dismissal; and

2. at a salary and benefit level comparable to the salary and
benefits to which they were entitled at the time of the transfer;

(v) require any private contractor to adopt a grievance procedure
for employees who are retained by the private contractor under [subitem] ITEM (iv) of
this item; and  

(vi) prohibit the reimbursement of any private contractor from child
support collections[; and

(2) assist an employee who declines an offer of employment with a
private contractor to identify a comparable position in the State Personnel
Management System to which the employee may transfer].

(d) A request for proposal to transfer child support collection activities issued
under this section shall:

(1) comply with the provisions of Division II of the State Finance and
Procurement Article;

(2) set forth the goals of the privatization; and

(3) specify the incentives which will be available to the contractor.