Md. Code, State Government § 2-1101
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§2–1101.
Official statutory text
(a) When the General Assembly is not in session, any decision that relates to or affects a member of a committee of the General Assembly shall be made:
(1) as to a Senate member, by the President; and
(2) as to a House member, by the Speaker.
(b) The responsibilities of the President and the Speaker under this section include:
(1) appointing members of committees;
(2) appointing officers of committees; and
(3) setting the dates, times, and places for committee meetings.
(1) as to a Senate member, by the President; and
(2) as to a House member, by the Speaker.
(b) The responsibilities of the President and the Speaker under this section include:
(1) appointing members of committees;
(2) appointing officers of committees; and
(3) setting the dates, times, and places for committee meetings.
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