ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor                               Ch. 21

Error: Omitted comma in § 3-108.2(n) of the Education Article.

Occurred: Ch. 289, Acts of 2002.

4-201.

(b) [(6) (i) This paragraph applies only to Prince George's County.

(ii) In the selection process for the county superintendent, the
Management Oversight Panel established under § 5-206(g) of this article shall
participate in the search process to ensure that implementation of the audit
recommendations is a key criterion in the selection of a new superintendent.

(iii) Prior to Board of Education approval of selection criteria to be
used in evaluation of candidates for superintendent, the Management Oversight
Panel shall receive a copy of the proposed criteria and make recommendations to the
Board regarding how the audit recommendations are addressed in the criteria and
how prospective candidates should be evaluated on this issue.

(iv) The Management Oversight Panel shall provide a brief
description of the role of the Panel and the status of the audit recommendations,
which shall be included in the materials provided to prospective candidates for
superintendent.

(v) The Management Oversight Panel and the Board of Education
shall jointly brief the final candidates for superintendent on the role of the
Management Oversight Panel and the audit recommendations after the Board selects
the final candidates and prior to the Board selecting a new superintendent.]

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Failure to make permanent the intended repeal of § 4-201(b)(6) of
the Education Article.

Occurred: As a result of Ch. 289, Section 20, Acts of 2002.

4-205.

(k) [(2) In Prince George's County, the county superintendent also shall:

(i) Submit the proposed annual school budget to the Management
Oversight Panel for its comments concurrent with submitting the budget to the
county board; and

(ii) Submit supplemental information relating to information
technology expenditures by State reporting categories.]

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Failure to make permanent the intended repeal of § 4-205(k)(2) of
the Education Article.

Occurred: As a result of Ch. 289, Section 20, Acts of 2002.

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