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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor
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H.B. 293
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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.
ARTICLE 6.
REIMBURSEMENT
(F) (1) EACH PARTY JURISDICTION SHALL PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF
WORKERS" COMPENSATION AND DEATH BENEFITS TO INJURED MEMBERS OF THE
EMERGENCY RESPONDERS OF ITS OWN JURISDICTION.
(2) THE REQUESTING JURISDICTION WILL REIMBURSE THE
RESPONDING JURISDICTION FOR ALL REASONABLE AND NECESSARY EXPENSES
INCURRED BY THE RESPONDING JURISDICTION PROVIDED THAT ANY AIDING
RESPONDING JURISDICTION MAY:
(I) ASSUME IN WHOLE OR IN PART SUCH LOSS, DAMAGE, EXPENSE,
OR OTHER COST;
(II) LOAN EQUIPMENT OR DONATE SERVICES TO THE RECEIVING
REQUESTING JURISDICTION WITHOUT CHARGE OR COST; AND
(III) AGREE TO ANY ALLOCATION OF EXPENSES BETWEEN THE
ASSISTING RESPONDING AND REQUESTING JURISDICTION.
(3) ANY TWO OR MORE JURISDICTIONS MAY ENTER INTO
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHING A DIFFERENT ALLOCATION OF COSTS
AMONG THOSE JURISDICTIONS.
(4) RECORDS OF EXPENSES INCURRED IN SUFFICIENT DETAIL TO
SATISFY AUDITING REQUIREMENTS SHALL BE SUBMITTED BY THE RESPONDING
JURISDICTION AS SOON AS POSSIBLE FOLLOWING THE TERMINATION OF THE
ASSISTANCE PROVIDED.
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