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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor Ch. 2
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(II) THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE SHALL CONTINUE AS LONG
AS:
1. THE EXERCISES, TESTING, OR TRAINING FOR THE
MUTUAL AID ARE IN PROGRESS;
2. THE STATE OF EMERGENCY OR THE DISASTER REMAINS
IN EFFECT; OR
3. LOANED RESOURCES REMAIN IN THE RECEIVING
REQUESTING JURISDICTION.
ARTICLE 4.
LIABILITY
(D) (1) OFFICERS OR EMPLOYEES EMERGENCY RESPONDERS OF A PARTY
JURISDICTION RENDERING AID IN ANOTHER JURISDICTION PURSUANT TO THIS
COMPACT SHALL BE CONSIDERED AGENTS OF THE REQUESTING JURISDICTION FOR
TORT LIABILITY AND IMMUNITY PURPOSES.
(2) NO PARTY JURISDICTION OR ITS OFFICERS OR EMPLOYEES
EMERGENCY RESPONDERS RENDERING AID IN ANOTHER JURISDICTION PURSUANT
TO THIS COMPACT SHALL BE LIABLE ON ACCOUNT OF ANY ACT OR OMISSION IN
GOOD FAITH ON THE PART OF RESPONDING PERSONNEL WHILE SO ENGAGED OR ON
ACCOUNT OF THE MAINTENANCE OR USE OF ANY EQUIPMENT OR SUPPLIES IN
CONNECTION THEREWITH.
(3) GOOD FAITH IN THIS ARTICLE SHALL NOT INCLUDE WILLFUL
MISCONDUCT, GROSS NEGLIGENCE, OR RECKLESSNESS.
ARTICLE 5.
SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENTS
(E) (1) NOTHING IN THIS COMPACT SHALL:
(I) PRECLUDE ANY JURISDICTION FROM ENTERING INTO
SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENTS WITH ANOTHER JURISDICTION; OR
(II) AFFECT ANY OTHER AGREEMENTS ALREADY IN FORCE
BETWEEN JURISDICTIONS PRIOR TO JULY 1, 2002.
(2) SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENTS MAY INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT
LIMITED TO:
(I) PROVISIONS FOR EVACUATION AND RECEPTION OF INJURED
AND OTHER PERSONS; AND
(II) THE EXCHANGE OF MEDICAL, FIRE, POLICE, PUBLIC UTILITY,
RECONNAISSANCE, WELFARE, TRANSPORTATION, AND COMMUNICATIONS
PERSONNEL, EQUIPMENT, AND SUPPLIES.
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