Md. Code, State Government § 3-406
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§3–406.
Official statutory text
(a) The publisher of the Code of Public General Laws shall codify each executive order that is issued in statutory form under Article II, § 24 of the Maryland Constitution, as statutes are codified.
(b) (1) The Executive Director of the Department of Legislative Services shall publish all other executive orders and all proclamations that are required to be published.
(2) The Executive Director shall:
(i) to the extent possible, arrange each of these executive orders or proclamations by the article of the Code to which the executive order or proclamation relates; and
(ii) publish these executive orders and proclamations in a volume.
(c) (1) The Executive Director is not required to publish any executive order that has been rescinded or has expired.
(2) The Executive Director shall establish a procedure to remove from the Code an executive order or proclamation that has been rescinded or has expired.
(b) (1) The Executive Director of the Department of Legislative Services shall publish all other executive orders and all proclamations that are required to be published.
(2) The Executive Director shall:
(i) to the extent possible, arrange each of these executive orders or proclamations by the article of the Code to which the executive order or proclamation relates; and
(ii) publish these executive orders and proclamations in a volume.
(c) (1) The Executive Director is not required to publish any executive order that has been rescinded or has expired.
(2) The Executive Director shall establish a procedure to remove from the Code an executive order or proclamation that has been rescinded or has expired.
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