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Martin O'Malley, Governor
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Ch. 643
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(f) (1) If the Board is unable to render an opinion on a complaint within
the time periods specified in subsection (d) or (e) of this section, the Board shall:
(i) state in writing the reason for its inability; and
(ii) issue an opinion as soon as possible but not later than 90
days after the filing of the complaint.
(2) An opinion of the Board may state that the Board is unable to
resolve the complaint.
(g) The Board shall send a copy of the written opinion to the complainant
and to the affected public body.
(h) (1) On a periodic basis, the Board may send to any public body in the
State any written opinion that will provide the public body with guidance on
compliance with the provisions of this subtitle.
(2) On request, a copy of a written opinion shall be provided to any
person.
(i) (1) The opinions of the Board are advisory only.
(2) The Board may not require or compel any specific actions by a
public body.
(j) A written opinion issued by the Board may not be introduced as evidence
in a proceeding conducted in accordance with § 10-510 of this subtitle.
10-506.
(a) Before meeting in a closed or open session, a public body shall give
reasonable advance notice of the session.
(b) Whenever reasonable, a notice under this section shall:
(1) be in writing;
(2) include the date, time, and place of the session; and
(3) if appropriate, include a statement that a part or all of a meeting
may be conducted in closed session.
(c) A public body may give the notice under this section as follows:
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