Md. Code, State Government § 9-2606
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§9–2606.
Official statutory text
The Corporation shall:
(1) prepare a strategic plan at least once every 5 years that establishes short-range and long-range goals, objectives, and priorities for the museum in support of its mission;
(2) report annually to the Governor and, subject to § 2-1257 of this article, to the General Assembly on the Corporation’s activities during the preceding year, including:
(i) the number of students and other types of visitors served;
(ii) the number of volunteers and total hours contributed to the operation of the museum;
(iii) the amount and type of private and nonstate money donated, pledged, or otherwise provided; and
(iv) any recommendations or requests the Corporation considers appropriate to further the mission of the museum; and
(3) publish reports and any other material it considers necessary.
(1) prepare a strategic plan at least once every 5 years that establishes short-range and long-range goals, objectives, and priorities for the museum in support of its mission;
(2) report annually to the Governor and, subject to § 2-1257 of this article, to the General Assembly on the Corporation’s activities during the preceding year, including:
(i) the number of students and other types of visitors served;
(ii) the number of volunteers and total hours contributed to the operation of the museum;
(iii) the amount and type of private and nonstate money donated, pledged, or otherwise provided; and
(iv) any recommendations or requests the Corporation considers appropriate to further the mission of the museum; and
(3) publish reports and any other material it considers necessary.
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