Md. Code, Local Government § 31-108
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§31–108.
Official statutory text
Each year, the Baltimore City Youth Data Hub shall publish a report that is available and accessible to the public on:
(1) the implementation of the data management system, including identification of the sources and types of data received by the Baltimore City Youth Data Hub from each provider during the immediately preceding 12 months;
(2) a description of each approved disclosure of data by the Baltimore City Youth Data Hub;
(3) a list of publications and other reports based on the Baltimore City Youth Data Hub data;
(4) recommendations and best practices for enhancement and alignment of data collection and maintenance by providers; and
(5) any other information considered appropriate by the executive committee.
(1) the implementation of the data management system, including identification of the sources and types of data received by the Baltimore City Youth Data Hub from each provider during the immediately preceding 12 months;
(2) a description of each approved disclosure of data by the Baltimore City Youth Data Hub;
(3) a list of publications and other reports based on the Baltimore City Youth Data Hub data;
(4) recommendations and best practices for enhancement and alignment of data collection and maintenance by providers; and
(5) any other information considered appropriate by the executive committee.
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