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Martin O'Malley, Governor
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Ch. 487
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SECTION 19. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That $38,623 in general
funds. $3,595 in special funds, and $26,661 in reimbursable funds shall be deleted
from E20B01.01 Treasury Management. This reduction may be allocated between
E20B01.01 Treasury Management and E20B02.01 Insurance Management. The
Governor shall develop a schedule for allocating this reimbursable fund reduction
across the various units of State government that receive services from the Office of
the State Treasurer and across all funds based upon agency use of those services. The
reduction under this section shall equal at the least the amounts indicated for the
budgetary fund types listed:
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Fund
General
Special
Federal
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Amount
15,997
5,332
5,332
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SECTION 20. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED. That the Governor's Office of
Homeland Security shall be required to submit a report to the General Assembly by
October 1. 2007. detailing specific spending for purposes related to homeland security
by agency and bv funding source for fiscal 2007 and estimated for fiscal 2008.
Information on pass-through funding made available to local jurisdictions by
jurisdiction and funding sources shall also be given. This report shall list the uses to
which these funds have been put at the State level. Restrictions, contingencies, and
any applicable expiration dates shall be given for funds made available through the
federal government.
SECTION 21. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED. That any agreement made
through any State agency, including all promotional contracts offering money to
airlines for joint marketing services, contracts that waive certain airport fees, and
agreements guaranteeing an airline's profit or return on sales, that involves the
payment of funds to an airline which results in a reduction in revenue to the State
from any fees, rent charges, or other types of revenue charged to an airline;
(1) may not be approved or go into effect unless the agreement is approved by
the Board of Public Works, except if the Maryland Aviation Administration or the
Maryland Department of Transportation is using a standard agreement previously
approved by the Board of Public Works; and
(2) must be included in the Maryland Aviation Commission's annual report
submitted to the General Assembly in accordance with Section 5-201.2 of the
Transportation Article. The report shall include the total number of agreements
reached during the previous fiscal year, the total number of airlines involved in the
agreements, and the total dollar amount for that fiscal year relating to those
agreements. These summary reports shall be provided separately for agreements
relating to fee waivers. Joint marketing services, and agreements that guarantee an
airline's profit or return on sales.
Further provided that all agreements guaranteeing an airline's profit or return
on sales may not be entered into unless the Executive Director of the Maryland
Aviation Administration or the Secretary of the Maryland Department of
Transportation advise the chairman of the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee;
the chairman of the Public Safety, Transportation, and Environment Subcommittee;
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