(V) THE SECRETARY OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE OR THE
SECRETARY'S DESIGNEE; AND

(V) (VI) THE SPECIAL SECRETARY OF THE OFFICE FOR CHILDREN,
YOUTH, AND FAMILIES OR THE SPECIAL SECRETARY'S DESIGNEE.

(D) (1) THE GOVERNOR SHALL SERVE AS THE CHAIR OF THE ADVISORY
BOARD AND OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

(2) THE GOVERNOR MAY DESIGNATE THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OR
ONE OF THE SECRETARIES SERVING ON THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND THE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO ACT AS CHAIR IN THE GOVERNOR'S ABSENCE.

6-804.

(A) THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ADMINISTER THE FUND AS DIRECTED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

(B) (1) PRIOR TO FINAL ACTION BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, THE
ADVISORY BOARD SHALL REVIEW AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON:

(1) (I) PROGRAM STANDARDS;

(2) (II) REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS; AND

(3) (III) CRITERIA FOR AWARDING GRANTS.

(2) A MEMBER OF THE ADVISORY BOARD MAY NOT VOTE ON OR MAKE
ANY RECOMMENDATION TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IF THE MEMBER HAS A
FINANCIAL INTEREST THAT MAY BE SUBSTANTIALLY AFFECTED BY THAT
RECOMMENDATION.

(c) (1) ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 15 OF EACH YEAR, THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE, IN CONSULTATION WITH THE ADVISORY BOARD, SHALL REVIEW AND
UPDATE THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF AFTER-SCHOOL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAMS
AS DESCRIBED IN PARAGRAPH (2) OF THIS SUBSECTION.

(2) THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN SHALL ADDRESS AT LEAST THE
FOLLOWING ISSUES:

(I)  INTEGRATION OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FUNDING SOURCES;

(II) MAXIMIZATION OF FEDERAL FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES;

(III) CONSIDERATION OF SPECIAL NEEDS OF DEVELOPMENTALLY
DISABLED CHILDREN INCLUDING NEEDED SERVICES, SUPPORTS, AND
APPROPRIATE PROVIDER TRAINING;

(III) (IV) PROMOTION OF THE USE OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND
LOCAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION RESOURCES FOR AFTER-SCHOOL OPPORTUNITY
PROGRAMS;