Md. Code, State Government § 6.5-307
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§6.
Official statutory text
§6.5–307.
(a) This title does not apply to the acquisition of a foreign nonprofit health entity operating in this State if the appropriate regulating entity determines, based on the standards set forth in this title, that any public or charitable assets of the nonprofit health entity that serve health care needs in this State will be adequately protected.
(b) Any nonprofit health entity that the appropriate regulating entity has determined under subsection (a) of this section that this title does not apply shall submit an information copy of its application to engage in an acquisition to the regulating entity.
(a) This title does not apply to the acquisition of a foreign nonprofit health entity operating in this State if the appropriate regulating entity determines, based on the standards set forth in this title, that any public or charitable assets of the nonprofit health entity that serve health care needs in this State will be adequately protected.
(b) Any nonprofit health entity that the appropriate regulating entity has determined under subsection (a) of this section that this title does not apply shall submit an information copy of its application to engage in an acquisition to the regulating entity.
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