(B) IF THE COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CHANGES IN
LEGISLATION WOULD RESULT IN STATE AND LOCAL INMATE POPULATIONS THAT
WOULD EXCEED THE OPERATING CAPACITIES OF AVAILABLE FACILITIES, THEN THE
COMMISSION SHALL PRESENT ADDITIONAL SENTENCING MODEL ALTERNATIVES
CONSISTENT WITH THESE CAPACITIES.

(C) THE COMMISSION SHALL MAKE THE MODEL AVAILABLE TO RESPOND TO
INQUIRIES FROM ANY MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OR THE SECRETARY OF
THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONAL SERVICES, IN SECOND
PRIORITY TO THE WORK OF THE COMMISSION.

Article - Correctional Services

7-301.

(a) (1) Except as otherwise provided in this section, the Commission shall
request that the Division of Parole and Probation make an investigation that will
enable the Commission to determine the advisability of granting parole to an inmate
who:

[(1)] (I) has been sentenced under the laws of the State to serve a term
of 6 months or more in a correctional facility; and

[(2)] (II) has served in confinement one-fourth of the inmate's aggregate

sentence.

(2) EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY LAW OR IN A PREDETERMINED
PAROLE RELEASE AGREEMENT, AN INMATE IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR PAROLE UNTIL
THE INMATE HAS SERVED IN CONFINEMENT ONE-FOURTH OF THE INMATE'S
AGGREGATE SENTENCE.

Article—State Government

7-205.

(a) Except as otherwise provided by law, the Code of Maryland Regulations
shall contain the text of:

(1) each executive order that is generally permanent in nature;

(2) each regulation;

(3) each document that the General Assembly requires to be published
with a regulation; [and]

(4) THE SENTENCING GUIDELINES ADOPTED BY THE STATE
COMMISSION ON CRIMINAL SENTENCING POLICY; AND

[(4)] (5) unless otherwise privileged, each other document that the
Committee permits to be published in the Code of Maryland Regulations.

10-102.

(b) This subtitle does not apply to: