Md. Code, State Government § 9-3405
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§9–3405.
Official statutory text
§9–3405. IN EFFECT
// EFFECTIVE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30, 2035 PER CHAPTERS 687 AND 688 OF 2021 //
(a) The Chair of the Commission shall establish advisory committees related to:
(1) development and sponsor relations;
(2) resource stewardship and visitor experience;
(3) education and curriculum;
(4) programs and events;
(5) transportation and capital infrastructure;
(6) communications and marketing;
(7) operations and management; and
(8) any other aspect of the commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the founding of Maryland that the Chair considers necessary.
(b) (1) The Chair of the Commission shall appoint advisory committee members who broadly represent public and private interests.
(2) Advisory committee members serve at the pleasure of the Chair of the Commission.
// EFFECTIVE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30, 2035 PER CHAPTERS 687 AND 688 OF 2021 //
(a) The Chair of the Commission shall establish advisory committees related to:
(1) development and sponsor relations;
(2) resource stewardship and visitor experience;
(3) education and curriculum;
(4) programs and events;
(5) transportation and capital infrastructure;
(6) communications and marketing;
(7) operations and management; and
(8) any other aspect of the commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the founding of Maryland that the Chair considers necessary.
(b) (1) The Chair of the Commission shall appoint advisory committee members who broadly represent public and private interests.
(2) Advisory committee members serve at the pleasure of the Chair of the Commission.
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