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Martin O'Malley, Jr., Governor
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Ch. 5
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(a) The [senior] CHIEF Deputy Attorney General shall serve as acting
Attorney General if the Attorney General temporarily is unable or unavailable to carry
out the duties of office.
(b) If the Attorney General gives the [senior] CHIEF Deputy Attorney
General written notice of a temporary inability or unavailability, the acting Attorney
General shall serve:
(1) on and after the date that the Attorney General sets in the notice;
and
(2) until the Attorney General gives the acting Attorney General
written notice that the Attorney General is able to carry out the duties of office.
(c) If the Attorney General has not given notice, but the members of the
Board of Public Works and the presiding officers of the General Assembly, by a
majority vote, make a formal, written determination of a temporary inability or
unavailability of the Attorney General, the [senior] CHIEF Deputy Attorney General
shall serve as acting Attorney General:
(1) on and after the date of the determination; and
(2) until the members of the Board of Public Works and the presiding
officers of the General Assembly, by a majority vote, determine and give the Attorney
General and the acting Attorney General written notice that the Attorney General is
able to carry out the duties of office.
DRAFTER'S NOTE:
Error: Misnomer in § 6-110(a), (b), and (c) of the State Government Article.
Occurred: As a result of administrative changes in the Office of the Attorney
General.
6-406.
(a) The Unit shall report in a timely manner to the Special Secretary, the
Secretary, and, in accordance with § 2-1246 of [the State Government Article] THIS
ARTICLE, the Speaker of the House of Delegates and the President of the Senate:
(1) knowledge of any problem regarding the care, supervision, and
treatment of children in facilities;
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