Md. Code, State Government § 10-611
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§10–611.
Official statutory text
The Division shall:
(1) inspect the records of the units of the State government;
(2) study the records management practices of the units of State government;
(3) review a proposal to buy or rent equipment, storage space, or services for records, including microfilming or photocopying, and, as appropriate, make recommendations about the proposal to:
(i) the Department of Budget and Management; or
(ii) the Board of Public Works;
(4) on July 1, 1985 and for each subsequent 5–year period, report a series analysis of the character and quantity of records that a unit of the State government holds and that an official of the State government or the head of a unit is required or is permitted to offer to the State Archives; and
(5) otherwise further the programs of each unit of the State government.
(1) inspect the records of the units of the State government;
(2) study the records management practices of the units of State government;
(3) review a proposal to buy or rent equipment, storage space, or services for records, including microfilming or photocopying, and, as appropriate, make recommendations about the proposal to:
(i) the Department of Budget and Management; or
(ii) the Board of Public Works;
(4) on July 1, 1985 and for each subsequent 5–year period, report a series analysis of the character and quantity of records that a unit of the State government holds and that an official of the State government or the head of a unit is required or is permitted to offer to the State Archives; and
(5) otherwise further the programs of each unit of the State government.
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