Md. Code, Health - General § 7.5-5A-04
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§7.5–5A–04. IN EFFECT
On or before December 1 each year, the Department shall submit a report to the Legislative Policy Committee, the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee, and the House Appropriations Committee, in accordance with § 2–1257 of the State Government Article, that includes for the immediately preceding fiscal year a detailed description of:
(1) The amount of funds transferred and distributed from the Fund in accordance with § 7.5–5A–02(b) of this subtitle;
(2) The amount of funds collected and remitted to the Comptroller under § 7.5–5A–03.1 of this subtitle;
(3) The additional services provided by the funding in each local jurisdiction;
(4) The amount of any unspent funds in the Fund; and
(5) The reasons funds identified under item (4) of this section were not spent.
§7.5–5A–04. ** TAKES EFFECT JULY 1, 2027 PER CHAPTERS 780 AND 781 OF 2024 **
On or before December 1 each year, the Department shall submit a report to the Legislative Policy Committee, the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee, and the House Appropriations Committee, in accordance with § 2–1257 of the State Government Article, that includes for the immediately preceding fiscal year a detailed description of:
(1) The amount of funds transferred and distributed from the Fund in accordance with § 7.5–5A–02(b) of this subtitle;
(2) The amount of funds collected and remitted to the Comptroller under § 7.5–5A–03.1 of this subtitle;
(3) The amount of funds collected and remitted to the Comptroller under § 7.5–5A–03.2 of this subtitle;
(4) The additional services provided by the funding in each local jurisdiction;
(5) The amount of any unspent funds in the Fund; and
(6) The reasons funds identified under item (5) of this section were not spent.
On or before December 1 each year, the Department shall submit a report to the Legislative Policy Committee, the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee, and the House Appropriations Committee, in accordance with § 2–1257 of the State Government Article, that includes for the immediately preceding fiscal year a detailed description of:
(1) The amount of funds transferred and distributed from the Fund in accordance with § 7.5–5A–02(b) of this subtitle;
(2) The amount of funds collected and remitted to the Comptroller under § 7.5–5A–03.1 of this subtitle;
(3) The additional services provided by the funding in each local jurisdiction;
(4) The amount of any unspent funds in the Fund; and
(5) The reasons funds identified under item (4) of this section were not spent.
§7.5–5A–04. ** TAKES EFFECT JULY 1, 2027 PER CHAPTERS 780 AND 781 OF 2024 **
On or before December 1 each year, the Department shall submit a report to the Legislative Policy Committee, the Senate Budget and Taxation Committee, and the House Appropriations Committee, in accordance with § 2–1257 of the State Government Article, that includes for the immediately preceding fiscal year a detailed description of:
(1) The amount of funds transferred and distributed from the Fund in accordance with § 7.5–5A–02(b) of this subtitle;
(2) The amount of funds collected and remitted to the Comptroller under § 7.5–5A–03.1 of this subtitle;
(3) The amount of funds collected and remitted to the Comptroller under § 7.5–5A–03.2 of this subtitle;
(4) The additional services provided by the funding in each local jurisdiction;
(5) The amount of any unspent funds in the Fund; and
(6) The reasons funds identified under item (5) of this section were not spent.
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