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January 21, 2009
SYNOPSIS

Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions

2009 Maryland General Assembly Session



January 21, 2009

Schedule 6



PLEASE NOTE: January 27 – Bill request deadline.

February 6 – Bill introduction deadline.

All bills should be given to the Secretary of the Senate’s office by

5:00 P.M. on Monday, February 9.

As required by Senate Rule 32(b), bills introduced after this date will

be referred to the Senate Rules Committee.







SENATE BILLS INTRODUCED January 20, 2009



SB 160 Senator Kelley, et al

HEREDITARY AND CONGENITAL DISORDERS – NEWBORN

SCREENING

Authorizing a parent or guardian of a newborn to object to a specified

newborn screening only under specified circumstances; and requiring the

Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to adopt specified regulations.

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2009

HG, § 13-111 - amended

Assigned to: Finance



SB 161 Senator Middleton

INJURED WORKERS’ INSURANCE FUND – BOARD – TERM LIMITS

Altering the limits on terms that may be served by a member of the Board for

the Injured Workers’ Insurance Fund to allow two full terms or up to 10

years.

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2009

LE, § 10-110 - amended

Assigned to: Finance

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Schedule 6, Page 2 SENATE OF MARYLAND January 21, 2009





SB 162 Chair, Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Committee (By

Request – Departmental – Comptroller)

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES – RESIDENT DEALER’S PERMIT

Authorizing the Comptroller to issue a resident dealer’s permit to specified

persons; prohibiting the issuance of the permit to specified persons; setting a

permit fee; prohibiting the permit holder from owning a warehouse; etc.

EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2009

Art. 2B, Various Sections - amended and § 2-101(w) - added and TG, §§

5-101 and 5-301(e) and (f) - amended and § 5-201(e) - added

Assigned to: Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs



SB 163 Chair, Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Committee (By

Request – Departmental – Natural Resources)

PROGRAM OPEN SPACE – USE OF FUNDS – INDOOR OR OUTDOOR

RECREATIONAL FACILITIES

Authorizing a local government body to use Program Open Space funds for

the construction of indoor or outdoor recreational facilities; and making the

Act an emergency measure.

EMERGENCY BILL

NR, § 5-903(b) - amended

Assigned to: Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs



SB 164 Chair, Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Committee (By

Request – Departmental – Natural Resources)

NATURAL RESOURCES – RECREATIONAL FISHING LICENSES –

PENALTIES

Altering the authority of the Secretary of Natural Resources to revoke or

suspend specified recreational fishing licenses to apply to licenses issued for

recreational fishing in both nontidal and tidal waters; authorizing the

Secretary to adopt regulations that list the criteria for the suspension of

recreational fishing licenses; prohibiting a person from engaging in specified

activities during a period of suspension of a license; etc.

EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2009

NR, § 4-220 - added, §§ 4-602 and 4-745 - amended, and § 4-626 - repealed

Assigned to: Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs

January 21, 2009 SENATE OF MARYLAND Schedule 6, Page 3



SENATE BILLS INTRODUCED January 21, 2009



SB 165 The President (By Request – Administration)

BUDGET BILL FISCAL YEAR 2010

Making the proposed appropriations contained in the State Budget for the

fiscal year ending June 30, 2010, in accordance with Article III, Section 52 of

the Maryland Constitution; etc.

Assigned to: Budget and Taxation



SB 166 The President (By Request – Administration)

BUDGET RECONCILIATION AND FINANCING ACT OF 2009

Altering or repealing specified required appropriations and grants; altering

provisions relating to State aid to local governments and local sharing of

specified costs; authorizing the transfer of specified funds to the General

Fund; authorizing the use of specified funds for specified purposes; etc.

Preliminary analysis: local government mandate

VARIOUS EFFECTIVE DATES

Various Sections of Various Articles - amended, added and repealed

Assigned to: Budget and Taxation



SB 167 The President (By Request – Administration)

CREATION OF A STATE DEBT – MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED

CAPITAL BOND LOAN OF 2009, AND THE MARYLAND

CONSOLIDATED CAPITAL BOND LOANS OF 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004,

2005, 2006, 2007, AND 2008

Authorizing the creation of a State Debt in the amount of $1,068,124,000, the

proceeds to be used for the acquisition, building, construction, demolition,

planning, renovation, conversion, replacement, and capital equipping of

specified State projects, and for grants to specified subdivisions and other

organizations for specified purposes, subject to the requirement that specified

grantees provide and expend specified matching funds by specified dates; etc.

VARIOUS EFFECTIVE DATES

Various Chapters of the Acts of Various Years - amended

Assigned to: Budget and Taxation

Schedule 6, Page 4 SENATE OF MARYLAND January 21, 2009





SB 168 Chair, Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Committee (By

Request – Departmental – Natural Resources)

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES – SHELLFISH AND

CRABS – PUBLIC PROCESS

Clarifying and altering the regulatory and public notification requirements for

the adoption of specified regulations relating to shellfish and crabs by the

Department of Natural Resources; prohibiting the reclassification of clam bars

to natural oyster bottom unless a specified finding is made in an

environmental impact study; altering the authority of the Department, after

following specified notice and hearing procedures, to adopt regulations to

name and close areas to be designated as oyster sanctuaries; etc.

EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2009

NR, §§ 4-803, 4-1102, 4-1103, and 4-1106 - amended

Assigned to: Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs



SB 169 Chair, Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Committee (By

Request – Departmental – Natural Resources)

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES – ANTIQUATED FISH

AND FISHERIES LAWS – REPEAL

Repealing provisions of law prohibiting the catch of specified species of fish

under specified circumstances; repealing provisions that prohibit a person

from using specified devices to catch specified species under specified

circumstances; repealing a provision prohibiting specified nets from being

placed a specified distance apart; etc.

EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2009

NR, Various Sections - repealed and amended

Assigned to: Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs



SB 170 Chair, Finance Committee (By Request – Departmental – Health and

Mental Hygiene)

COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH – MEETINGS AND FEE–SETTING

POWERS

Authorizing county boards of health to set a fee in connection with specified

duties, powers, and functions delegated to a health officer or other county

official; altering the requirements for meetings to allow meetings during any 2

months in a year; etc.

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2009

HG, § 3-202 - amended

Assigned to: Finance

January 21, 2009 SENATE OF MARYLAND Schedule 6, Page 5





SB 171 Senators Lenett and Kittleman

MARYLAND CONDOMINIUM ACT – CLOSED MEETINGS OF BOARD

OF DIRECTORS

Repealing a specified condition on which a meeting of the board of directors

of a condominium council of unit owners may be held in closed session.

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2009

RP, § 11-109.1(a) - amended

Assigned to: Judicial Proceedings



SB 172 Senators Lenett and Kittleman

MARYLAND HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION ACT – CLOSED

MEETINGS OF HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

Repealing a specified condition on which a meeting of the board of directors

or other governing body of a homeowners association or a committee of a

homeowners association may be held in closed session.

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2009

RP, § 11B-111(4) - amended

Assigned to: Judicial Proceedings



SB 173 Senator Kelley, et al

HEALTH INSURANCE – MANDATED BENEFITS –

HOSPITALIZATION AND HOME VISITS FOLLOWING A

MASTECTOMY

Requiring specified insurers, nonprofit health service plans, and health

maintenance organizations to provide inpatient hospitalization coverage for a

specified minimum length of time following a mastectomy that is performed

for the treatment of breast cancer; prohibiting specified insurers, nonprofit

health service plans, and health maintenance organizations from imposing

cost–sharing requirements or refusing reimbursement for services if the

services do not occur within a specified time period; etc.

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2009

HG, § 19-706(ttt) - added and IN, § 15-832 - amended and § 15-832.1 - added

Assigned to: Finance

Schedule 6, Page 6 SENATE OF MARYLAND January 21, 2009





SB 174 Senator Brinkley

BUSINESS REGULATION – VENDING MACHINE SALES – BULK

VENDING MACHINE EXEMPTION

Exempting from licensing requirements the sale or offering for sale of

merchandise through bulk vending machines; etc.

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 2009

BR, § 17-1902 - amended

Assigned to: Finance and Budget and Taxation



SB 175 Senator Colburn

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES – SHELL DREDGING –

PERMIT APPLICATION

Altering from December 1, 2008, to July 1, 2009, the date by which the

Department of Natural Resources is required to apply to the Department of

the Environment and the United States Army Corps of Engineers for permits

to dredge buried oyster shells under specified circumstances; and making the

Act an emergency measure.

EMERGENCY BILL

Chapter 325 of the Acts of 2008, § 2 - amended

Assigned to: Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs


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