Md. Code, Health - General § 13-110
This is the official text of Md. Code, Health - General § 13-110, part of Maryland’s Code, Health - General — covers public health regulation.
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§13–110.
Official statutory text
The Secretary:
(1) Is responsible for the operation of hereditary and congenital disorders programs within the rules, regulations, and standards that the Department adopts;
(2) Shall disburse and collect any funds available to the Department;
(3) Shall enforce the rules, regulations, and standards that the Department adopts; and
(4) Shall keep the Advisory Council informed of:
(i) The progress of hereditary and congenital disorders programs; and
(ii) Any need for a change in the Department’s rules, regulations, and standards.
(1) Is responsible for the operation of hereditary and congenital disorders programs within the rules, regulations, and standards that the Department adopts;
(2) Shall disburse and collect any funds available to the Department;
(3) Shall enforce the rules, regulations, and standards that the Department adopts; and
(4) Shall keep the Advisory Council informed of:
(i) The progress of hereditary and congenital disorders programs; and
(ii) Any need for a change in the Department’s rules, regulations, and standards.
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