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Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 8 - RULES GOVERNING MANAGERS, TRAINERS, SECONDS, CUTPERSONS, SCOREKEEPERS, AND CORNERPERSONS FOR BOXING › Section 650-2-8-5 - Prohibited Activities

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A. No person other
				  than boxers, referees, or a physician acting pursuant to Chapter 9 of these
				  rules shall enter the ring during a round.
B. Managers, trainers, seconds, cutpersons,
				  scorekeepers, and cornerpersons shall not yell loudly or use profanity while
				  working the corner. Any profanity or disobedience of the referee's instructions
				  during the progress of a fight shall be sufficient cause for removal of an
				  individual from the corner.
C.
				  Managers, trainers, seconds, cutpersons, scorekeepers, and cornerpersons shall
				  not leave their designated areas during a fight. If a manager or second leaves
				  a designated area during a fight, the boxer will be disqualified.
D. Managers, trainers, seconds, cutpersons,
				  scorekeepers, and cornerpersons shall not assist a boxer who is knocked out of
				  the ring onto the floor. A boxer who is knocked out of the ring onto the floor
				  must get back into the fighting area within twenty seconds without assistance
				  from anyone.
E. Managers, trainers,
				  seconds, cutpersons, scorekeepers, and cornerpersons shall not enter the ring
				  to assist or move a boxer who has been knocked-down or injured, until
				  instructed to do so by medical personnel.
F. Managers, trainers, seconds, cutpersons,
				  scorekeepers, and cornerpersons shall not agree in writing, verbally, or
				  otherwise for their boxer to fight when they know the boxer to be improperly
				  conditioned or physically inadequate.
G. No individual other than a referee shall
				  interfere in any way with the conduct of a fight or touch a boxer during a
				  round.
H. If the referee has
				  ordered a boxer to be examined by an attending physician, no other individual
				  shall administer any aid to the boxer.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 8 - RULES GOVERNING MANAGERS, TRAINERS, SECONDS, CUTPERSONS, SCOREKEEPERS, AND CORNERPERSONS FOR BOXING › Section 650-2-8-6 - Mandated Equipment

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
The following items must be available in each boxer's
					 corner:
A. A bucket with
				  ice;
B. A towel;
C. Water in a clear plastic bottle which an
				  inspector has examined and approved;
D. A sponge; and
E. Surgical tape.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 8 - RULES GOVERNING MANAGERS, TRAINERS, SECONDS, CUTPERSONS, SCOREKEEPERS, AND CORNERPERSONS FOR BOXING › Section 650-2-8-7 - Optional Equipment

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
The following items are the only non-mandatory materials
					 which a manager or second may bring to a boxer's corner:
A. Petroleum jelly;
B. Adrenaline in the original and sealed
				  manufacturer's container as prescribed in a 1/1,000-part solution;
C. Cotton swabs;
D. Gauze pads;
E. Clean towels;
F. Thrombin;
G. Avitene;
H. Hydrogen peroxide;
I. Mouthwash solution;
J. Bandage scissors; and
K. Sterile skin closures.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 8 - RULES GOVERNING MANAGERS, TRAINERS, SECONDS, CUTPERSONS, SCOREKEEPERS, AND CORNERPERSONS FOR BOXING › Section 650-2-8-8 - Prohibited Equipment

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
The following materials are prohibited from each boxer's
					 corner:
A. Monsel's
				  solution;
B. Drugs of any
				  type;
C. "New skin" flexible
				  collodion;
D. Silver
				  nitrate;
E. Any substance with an
				  iron base;
F. Ammonia capsules or
				  other "smelling salts";
G. Water
				  bottles opened before examination by an inspector; and
H. Any consumable liquid other than pure
				  water.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 8 - RULES GOVERNING MANAGERS, TRAINERS, SECONDS, CUTPERSONS, SCOREKEEPERS, AND CORNERPERSONS FOR BOXING › Section 650-2-8-9 - Sanctions

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A. Any person who violates a provision of
				  this Chapter will be disqualified from participation in the remainder of a
				  boxing competition and will be subject to additional discipline.
B. A boxer may lose points or be disqualified
				  for the misconduct of his/her chief second or corner(s).
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 9 - RULES GOVERNING ATTENDING PHYSICIANS FOR BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-9-1 - Certification Required

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
All attending physicians must obtain a certificate from the
					 Authority prior to engaging in any act authorized by 8 M.R.S. Chapter 20 or by
					 the Authority's rules.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 9 - RULES GOVERNING ATTENDING PHYSICIANS FOR BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-9-2 - Qualification for Certification

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Prior to the issuance of a certificate by the Authority,
					 all attending physicians must:
A. Be
				  licensed to practice medicine in the State of Maine;
B. Study and become thoroughly familiar with
				  8 M.R.S. Chapter 20 and all Authority rules governing boxing; and
C. File with the Authority a completed
				  official application form accompanied by full payment of required
				  fees.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 9 - RULES GOVERNING ATTENDING PHYSICIANS FOR BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-9-3 - Duties of Attending Physicians

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A. Examination of
				  Boxers
Attending physicians shall conduct all medical
					 examinations required by these rules or requested by the
					 Authority.
B. Presence
				  During Competitions
1. During the progress of
				  a bout, attending physicians shall remain at the boxing ring in a seat provided
				  by the promoter and shall have their medical kits. An attending physician shall
				  not enter the boxing ring during the progress of a bout, unless:
a. Requested to do so by the referee;
				  or
b. The referee has ordered the
				  boxers to stop and has separated them.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 9 - RULES GOVERNING ATTENDING PHYSICIANS FOR BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-9-4 - Entering the Ring

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A. Between
				  Rounds.An attending physician may enter the boxing ring between
				  rounds.
B. During a Fight.An
				  attending physician shall not enter the boxing ring during the progress of a
				  fight, unless:
(1) Requested to do so by the
				  referee; or
(2) The referee has
				  ordered the competitors to stop and the referee has separated the
				  competitors.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 10 - RULES GOVERNING INSPECTORS FOR BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-10-1 - Certification Required

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
All inspectors must obtain a certificate from the Authority
					 prior to engaging in any act authorized by 8 M.R.S. Chapter 20 or by the
					 Authority's rules.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 10 - RULES GOVERNING INSPECTORS FOR BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-10-2 - Qualification for Certification

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Prior to the issuance of a certificate by the Authority,
					 all inspectors shall study and become thoroughly familiar with 8 M.R.S. Chapter
					 20 and Authority rules governing boxing.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 10 - RULES GOVERNING INSPECTORS FOR BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-10-3 - Duties

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
The Authority shall determine how many certificated
					 inspectors are required for each event.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 10 - RULES GOVERNING INSPECTORS FOR BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-10-4 - Inspectors' Duties

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Inspectors shall assist the Authority by performing the
					 following duties during boxing competitions, as assigned by the
					 Authority:
A. Determination that
				  boxers and all other participants are certificated according to the
				  requirements of the Authority's rules;
B. Supervision of gate entrances;
C. When the occasion requires, submission of
				  reports on circumstances of interest to the Authority, including reports of
				  conduct which the Authority might wish to investigate for disciplinary
				  purposes;
D. Monitoring locker
				  rooms to ensure that only authorized participants are allowed inside and remain
				  inside at appropriate times;
E.
				  Inspection and signing of hand wrappings and gloves with visible lines, unless
				  the Authority delegates this task to other individuals;
F. Escorting boxers to the ring and from the
				  ring to a post-fight medical examination; and
G. Ensuring that only authorized individuals
				  are allowed inside the ring.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 11 - RULES GOVERNING TIMEKEEPERS FOR BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-11-1 - Certification Required

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
All timekeepers must obtain a certificate from the
					 Authority prior to engaging in any act authorized by 8 M.R.S. Chapter 20 or by
					 the Authority's rules.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 11 - RULES GOVERNING TIMEKEEPERS FOR BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-11-2 - Qualification for Certification

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Prior to the issuance of a certificate by the Authority,
					 all timekeepers must:
A. Study and
				  become thoroughly familiar with 8 M.R.S. Chapter 20 and all Authority rules
				  governing boxing; and
B. File with
				  the Authority a completed official application form accompanied by full payment
				  of required fees.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 11 - RULES GOVERNING TIMEKEEPERS FOR BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-11-3 - Timekeepers' Duties

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A. Timekeepers
				  shall ensure that rounds are of equal duration and that there is a rest period
				  of required duration between rounds.
B. Timekeepers shall not leave the gong until
				  the completion of a bout.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 12 - RULES FOR WOMEN'S BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-12-1 - Applicability

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Except where directly in conflict with a provision of this
					 Chapter, the provisions of all other Authority rules governing boxing are
					 applicable to women boxers. Where a provision of this Chapter conflicts
					 directly with an Authority rule in another chapter, the provision set forth in
					 this Chapter shall control.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 12 - RULES FOR WOMEN'S BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-12-2 - Number and Duration of Rounds

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
No boxing contest with women boxers shall be scheduled for
					 more than ten rounds. Each round shall be two minutes in duration, and there
					 shall be a one-minute rest period between rounds. For events televised live,
					 the Authority may extend the duration of rest periods beyond one
					 minute.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 12 - RULES FOR WOMEN'S BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-12-3 - Glove Sizes

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
If competing women boxers agree, they may use gloves of a
					 size larger than those required for male boxers.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 12 - RULES FOR WOMEN'S BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-12-4 - Attire and Protective Equipment

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Women boxers must wear boxing shorts; an abdominal guard; a
					 foul-proof cup; a body shirt; shoes; and a custom-made, individually fitted
					 mouthpiece. Breast protectors are optional.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 12 - RULES FOR WOMEN'S BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-12-5 - Hair and Cosmetics

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Women boxers shall not wear facial cosmetics. Hair must be
					 secured with soft and non-abrasive materials approved by the
					 Authority.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 12 - RULES FOR WOMEN'S BOXING CONTESTS › Section 650-2-12-6 - Pregnancy Test

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
To compete, women boxers must provide the Authority with
					 negative results of a pregnancy test result from the pre-fight medical
					 examination performed pursuant to Chapter 7 of these rules.
Code of Maine Rules › 99 - INDEPENDENT AGENCIES › 650 - COMBAT SPORTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE (FORMERLY MIXED MARTIAL ARTS AUTHORITY OF MAINE) › Part 2 - Boxing rules › Chapter 13 - FEES FOR BOXING EVENTS AND AUTHORIZED PARTICIPANTS

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
SUMMARY
: This Chapter establishes the fees
				  required to be paid for certifications issued by the Authority.
1. Event
				Fee............................................ $100 per reserved event
				date
2.
				Promoter.................................................................................
				$30.00
3.
				Matchmaker............................................................................
				$30.00
4.
				Judge.......................................................................................
				$30.00
5.
				Boxer.......................................................................................
				$30.00
6. Referee, Manager, Second,
				Trainer, Cutman, Cornerperson.. $30.00
7.
				Physician.................................................................................
				$30.00
8. Timekeeper,
				Scorekeeper.......................................................
				$30.00
9.
				Inspector.................................................................................
				$00.00
Certifications issued for categories 2 through 9 are good
				  from the time of being granted to the next thirtieth day of June.
STATUTORY AUTHORITY:
					  8 M.R.S.
					 §523
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1971.11 - Maryland Environmental Service

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
1. The Maryland Environmental Service is hereby directed to assume responsibility for the operation and maintenance of all State-owned sewage treatment and solid waste disposal facilities;
2. Each agency of the State which presently has responsibility for operating such facilities is hereby directed to consult with the Maryland Environmental Service to develop plans for the transfer of such responsibility as soon as feasible.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1972.03 - Governor's Representative for Highway Safety

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
1. The Executive Order, dated August 29, 1969, is hereby rescinded.
2. Pursuant to §§2-101, 2-102 and 2-103 of Article 66-1/2 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1970 Replacement Volume), and for purposes of the Federal Highway Safety Acts of 1966 and 1970, the Secretary of Transportation, is hereby designated as the Governor's Representative for Highway Safety.
3. There is hereby delegated to the Governor's Representative, all the powers and authority vested in the Governor by §§2-101, 2-102 and 2-103 of Article 66-1/2 of the Annotated Code of Maryland (1970 Replacement Volume) and he is directed to exercise the same in pursuance of said sections.
4. There has been established within the Department of Transportation of the Executive Branch of the State Government a Division of Transportation Safety within which the Office of Highway Safety Coordinator shall be incorporated. The powers and authority hereby delegated to the Secretary of Transportation as the Governor's Representative, may be redelegated by him to the Division of Transportation Safety at his discretion.
5. All departments and agencies within the Executive Branch of the State Government are to cooperate with the Governor's Representative, in the performance of his highway safety functions provided herein to the full extent permitted by law.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1973.04 - State Emergency Medical System

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
1. A State Emergency Medical System is hereby established, to be implemented in accordance with this Executive Order.
2. The Division of Emergency Medical Service is created within the State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. The Division shall be headed by a Director of Emergency Medical Services appointed by the Governor, with the advice of the Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene, said Director to be responsible for the implementation, administration, and operation of the Emergency Medical System and to report directly to the Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene. The Division shall receive and disburse all federal and State funds appropriated to and by the State for the Emergency Medical System.
3. The State shall be divided into not more than five emergency medical service regions, which shall be interconnected by a State-wide emergency medical communications system.
4. The Director of Emergency Medical Services shall promptly develop a program for:
(a) Establishing and operating the State-wide emergency medical communications system.
(b) Coordinating the activities of the emergency medical service regions, including the purchase and maintenance of equipment, training of emergency medical personnel, transportation of patients, patient care, research and development programs in the field of emergency medical services, and other activities necessary to implement this Executive Order.
(c) Coordinating the State emergency medical system with appropriate authorities and agencies in jurisdictions adjacent to the State of Maryland.
The program developed by the Director shall be in accordance with the recommendations previously submitted by the State Comprehensive Health Planning Agency. It shall be submitted to the Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene and thence, with the comments and recommendations of the Secretary, to the Governor prior to its implementation.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1978.05 - Coastal Zone Management

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
1. The Maryland Coastal Zone Management Program developed in accordance with plans prepared under Article 88C(2)(b) of the Code, enumerates the objectives and policies of the State with respect to coastal resources.
2. To the extent consistent with statutorily prescribed responsibilities and authorities, all State governmental agencies shall:
(a) Conduct their activities in a manner consistent with the Program;
(b) Participate in the project evaluation process specified in the Program; and
(c) Address promptly and, to the extent feasible, resolve any conflicts with other agencies.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1980.06 - Commission on State Debt

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
1. Revocation of Prior Executive Order
Executive Order 01.01.1969.08, dated October 17, 1969, establishing a Commission on State Debt to replace the former Committee to Study the State Debt is hereby revoked and rescinded.
2. Creation of Commission; composition; organization
(a) There is a Commission on State Debt. This Commission replaces the former Committee to Study the State Debt.
(b) The membership of the Commission on State Debt shall include all members of the Capital Debt Affordability Committee, as enumerated in Article 31, § 26 of the Maryland Annotated Code of 1957 (1976 replacement volume, 1979 supplement); and the Director of the Department of Assessments and Taxation.
(c) The Chief of the Bureau of Revenue Estimates shall serve as Secretary to the Commission.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1981.10 - Employee Release Under Emergency Conditions

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
A. Definitions. As used in this Order, the following terms have the meanings indicated:
(1) "Emergency Conditions" means circumstances that would expose State employees to harm or unsafe conditions. Examples of potential emergency conditions may include, but are not limited to:
(a) Extreme weather conditions such as flooding, icing conditions, blizzards, hurricanes, and tornadoes;
(b) Civil disorders, such as riots and war.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1983.17 - Intergovernmental Review of Federal Programs and Activities

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
Section 1. Maryland Intergovernmental Review and Coordination Process
(a) In order for Maryland to secure the benefits of intergovernmental cooperation and coordination, and in order to provide a simple, uniform, and consistent mechanism for State, regional, and local public officials to learn about and comment on proposed federal financial assistance and direct federal development, the Maryland Intergovernmental Review and Coordination Process is established. The process shall serve as Maryland's designated process for determining the views of State and local elected officials and regional officials concerning proposed federal financial assistance and direct federal development.
(b) The Maryland Intergovernmental Review and Coordination Process shall facilitate the exchange of information among federal approval authorities, other proponents of federal action, and officials of general purpose governments within the State.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1983.18 - Privacy and State Data System Security

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
1. Purpose - The purpose of this Executive Order is to direct adherence by State agencies to the following principles of information practice:
(a) There should be no personal record system whose existence is secret;
(b) Personal records should not be collected unless the need for the information has been clearly established;
(c) A personal record should be appropriate and relevant to the purpose for which it has been collected;
(d) Personal information should not be obtained by fraudulent and unfair means;
(e) Personal records should be accurate and current, to the greatest extent practicable;
(f) A data subject should generally be able to learn the purpose for which personal information has been recorded and particulars about its use; and
(g) Appropriate administrative, technical and physical safeguards should be established to ensure the security of public records and to protect against reasonably anticipated threats or hazards to their security or integrity.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1984.10 - Housing Policy for the State of Maryland

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
1. It is the policy of the State of Maryland to cooperate with the federal government, local governments, non-profit organizations, and the private sector to assure that every citizen of the State enjoys without discrimination the use of safe and decent housing, the cost of which does not place an unreasonable financial burden upon the individual or family.
2. To the extent not inconsistent with law, all State governmental agencies shall be responsive to the housing policy set forth in this Order.
3. This Executive Order does not create new substantive rights nor diminish any legal right under federal or State law, and it is not intended to and may not be construed to confer any right, privilege or status on any private party cognizable by a court.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1985.02 - Governor's Council on the Chesapeake Bay

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
1. The Governor's Council on the Chesapeake Bay is hereby created to provide advice to the Governor on matters related to the management of the Chesapeake Bay and surrounding areas and to promote interagency coordination and integration of Chesapeake Bay related programs.
2. The Council shall consist of the Secretary of Natural Resources, Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene, the Secretary of Agriculture, the Secretary of State Planning, and the President of the University of Maryland. The Governor shall appoint a chairman from among the members of the Council. The Chairmanship shall be rotated annually.
3. The Council shall meet on a continuing and periodic basis and shall receive information, review and discuss issues of Chesapeake Bay management, and provide information and recommendations as appropriate concerning:
(a) Progress in meeting the annual Statewide implementation plan;
(b) Need for programmatic and budgetary adjustments;
(c) The results and conduct of Baywide monitoring programs;
(d) Establishment of annual Chesapeake Bay research priorities; and
(e) Maryland's participation on regional issues of Bay management.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1985.04 - Martin State Airport

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
1. Executive Order 01.01.1975.05N naming the "Glenn L. Martin State Airport" is hereby rescinded.
2. The State owned airport facility at Middle River, Maryland, is hereby renamed "Martin State Airport."
3. The Martin State Airport official designation for aeronautical purposes will be known as "MTN."
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1985.34 - Militia-Oaths of Enlistment or Appointment

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
EXECUTIVE ORDER 01.01.1985.34 a
The Adjutant General may authorize any federally recognized officer of the Armed Forces present at a Military Entrance Processing Station to administer oaths of enlistment or appointment to individuals entering the organized militia of this State.
Code of Maryland Regulations › Title 01 - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT › Subtitle 01 - EXECUTIVE ORDERS › Chapter 01.01 - Executive Orders › Section 01.01.1986.12 - Developmentally Disabled Persons

Current through Register Vol. 51, No. 14, July 12, 2024
1.
(a) The Maryland Disabilities Law Center, Inc., a private, non-profit corporation incorporated under Maryland law, is designated as the official agency, for purposes of Public Law 94-103, responsible for the implementation of the State system for the protection and advocacy of the rights of the developmentally disabled.
(b) The Maryland Disabilities Law Center, Inc., shall perform the functions, duties, and responsibilities authorized to be performed or specifically delegated to it by the "State of Maryland Plan for a System to Protect the Individual Rights of and to Advocate for Persons with Developmental Disabilities under Public Law 94-103."
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A. There is a Maryland State Planning Council on Developmental Disabilities within the Office for Handicapped Individuals in the Executive Branch of the Government
B. Staff support for the Maryland State Planning Council on Developmental Disabilities shall be provided by the Office for Handicapped Individuals. Supervision of staff will be provided by the Council.
C. Membership of the Council shall comply with federal mandates as follows:
(1) At least one-half of the Council membership shall consist of persons with developmental disabilities or their parents or guardians.
(2) At least one-third of this membership must consist of persons with developmental disabilities, or "primary consumers" and another one-third the immediate relatives or guardians of persons with mentally impairing developmental disabilities, or "secondary consumer. " At least one such individual must be the immediate relative or guardian of a developmentally disabled resident of an institution.
(3) The Director of the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation or his designee.
(4) The State Superintendent of Schools or his designee.
(5) The Secretary of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene or his designee.
(6) The Secretary of the Department of Human Resources or his designee.
(7) A representative from the John F. Kennedy Institute for Handicapped Children, a university affiliated facility.
(8) A representative from the Maryland Disability Law Center, the protection and advocacy system.
(9) Remaining members should represent higher education training facilities, local agencies and nongovernmental agencies concerned with the provision of services to this population.
(10) The Director of the Office for Handicapped Individuals.
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Maryland Emergency Response Commission
A. The Maryland Emergency Management Advisory Council, established under Section 5 of Article 16A of the Annotated Code of Maryland, is hereby designated to serve as the Maryland Emergency Response Commission under Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 ( Public Law 99-499).
B. The Maryland Emergency Response Commission shall have all duties and responsibilities, and powers and authorities, as mandated by Title III of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986.
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Maryland State Agency for Surplus Property
[Rescinded COMAR 01.01.1977.09 a ]
A. The Maryland State Agency for Surplus Property, including but not limited to its allocated positions, inventory, working capital reserve, real and personal property and surplus property trust fund, is hereby transferred from the University of Maryland to the Department of General Services.
B. The Department of General Services shall have all duties, responsibilities, powers, and authorities to carry out the disposition of Federal surplus personal property in Maryland through the Maryland State Agency for Surplus Property in accordance with Public Law 94-519.
C. The effective date of this Executive Order is July 1, 1987.
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Maryland's Infants and Toddlers Program
A. The Maryland Infants and Toddlers Program is established within the Executive Department. Its purpose is to plan, develop, and implement a comprehensive and statewide, interagency system of early intervention services in Maryland which will incorporate the policies and procedures for the required components.
B. The Subcabinet for Children and Youth shall monitor the Infants and Toddlers Program and insure interagency coordination and delivery of early intervention services;
C. The Maryland State Department of Education shall be designated the lead agency in accordance with the requirement for a single line of responsibility for the following purposes:
(1) The general administration, supervision, and monitoring of programs and activities receiving assistance;
(2) The identification and coordination of all available resources within the State from federal, state, local and private sources;
(3) The assignment of financial responsibility to the appropriate agency;
(4) The development of procedures to ensure that services are provided to handicapped infants and toddlers and their families in a timely manner pending the resolution of any disputes among public agencies or service providers;
(5) The resolution of intra and interagency disputes; and
(6) The entry into formal interagency agreements that define the financial responsibility of each agency for paying for early intervention services and procedures for resolving disputes and that include all additional components necessary to ensure meaningful cooperation and coordination.
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Chesapeake Bay Communications Coordinating Office
A. There is a Chesapeake Bay Communications Coordinating Office within the Executive Department.
B. The Office shall be responsible for:
(1) Coordinating State communication plans as outlined in the Maryland Chesapeake Bay Communication Plan;
(2) Promoting public information, education, and participation activities designed to involve citizens in cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay; and
(3) Coordinating media campaigns to increase public awareness and participation in the clean up of the Chesapeake Bay.
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A. There is a State Employees Risk Management Administration.
B. The State Employees Risk Management Administration shall be located as a program of the Maryland State Accident Fund, ("The Fund"), an independent agency which will coordinate its efforts with the Office of the Governor.
C. The Fund will be responsible for planning, designing, implementing, controlling, and evaluating the provisions of this Executive Order, including the State Employees Risk Management Administration.
D. The Fund shall maintain all case files and compile an adequate data base to carry out the intent of this Executive Order.
E. The Fund shall establish education and training programs to inform all State Departments and Agencies of their responsibilities under provisions of this Executive Order.
F. There is a Maryland State Employees Risk Management Advisory Council ("Council") that consists of representatives of the Governor and members and designees of the following State agencies:
(1) Governor;
(2) Department of Personnel;
(3) Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning;
(4) Department of Transportation;
(5) Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services; and
(6) Department of Licensing and Regulation.
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Drug and Alcohol Free Workplace (Non-State Entities)
A. General Policy. The State of Maryland is committed to encouraging all non-State entities that do business with the State or that otherwise receive funds from the State to make a good faith effort to eliminate illegal drug use and alcohol and drug abuse from their workplaces.
B. Definitions. In this Executive Order, the following words have the meanings indicated.
(1) "Abuse" means:
(a) The use of alcohol when it may impair job performance or endanger the safety of others in the workplace;
(b) The use of any illegal drug;
(c) The use of any over-the-counter drug when the user knows or should know that it may impair job performance or endanger the safety of others in the workplace; or
(d) The use of any prescription drug in a manner or under circumstances that the user knows or should know is inconsistent with its medically prescribed, intended use.
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Air Pollution-Emission Controls
A. To the greatest extent possible, all State agencies with gasoline dispensing facilities shall install equipment to control emissions from the refueling of motor vehicles.
B. The Department of Environment, in cooperation with other State agencies, shall develop an implementation schedule for the retrofitting of State-owned gasoline dispensing facilities with Stage II vapor controls.
C. The Department of the Environment shall be responsible for monitoring compliance with this Order.
D. The Department of the Environment shall report to the Governor 30 days after the effective date of this Order and every 3 months thereafter on the implementation of this Order.
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Maryland Main Street Designation Program
A. The "Maryland Main Street Designation" Program is hereby established within the Department of Housing and Community Development and will provide recognition and designation of certain commercial areas within the State as "Maryland Main Street" areas, and the Secretary of Housing and Community Development is hereby directed to consult with the Secretaries of Transportation, Natural Resources and Employment and Economic Development in the development of the program.
B. The Department of Transportation through its State Highway Administration is hereby directed to work in cooperation with the Department of Housing and Community Development to accommodate special design needs in areas designated as "Maryland Main Streets" and in historic districts that have been listed by the Maryland Historical Trust in the Maryland Register of Historic Properties pursuant to Article 83B, §5-615 of the Annotated Code or have been established by a county or municipality pursuant to Article 66B, Title 8, or other applicable provisions of the Annotated Code.
C. The Department of Employment and Economic Development, through its tourism and promotional activities, is hereby directed to provide special marketing and promotional assistance as well as assistance which may be available through relevant programs of its Department to areas and communities containing designated "Maryland Main Streets."
D. The Department of Natural Resources through its programs related to State open space, open areas, and State waters is hereby directed to work cooperatively with the Department of Housing and Community Development to assist areas designated as "Maryland Main Streets" which border on or otherwise affect State waters, open space, or open areas, as those terms are defined in Title 8, Subtitle 1, and Title 5, Subtitle 12 of the Natural Resources Article.
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State of Maryland Emergency Management Policy
A. The Maryland Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) is the agency of State government with primary responsibility and authority for:
(1) The planning and execution of disaster and emergency preparedness, response, and recovery;
(2) The coordination of disaster and emergency response between State agencies and political subdivisions;
(3) The coordination and liaison with related agencies of the federal government and other states;
(4) The coordination with private agencies involved in emergency services;
(5) The coordination of all recovery operations subsequent to disasters and emergencies; and
(6) The coordination of hazard mitigation planning activities.
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State of Maryland Substance Abuse Policy
A. Definitions. In this Executive Order the following words have the meanings indicated:
(1) "Substance" means alcohol or drugs.
(2) "Alcohol" means ethyl alcohol or ethanol.
(3) "Drug" means:
(a) A controlled dangerous substance;
(b) Any other substance which must be dispensed by a licensed health care professional; or
(c) An over-the-counter drug.
(4) "Abuse" means:
(a) The use of an illegal drug;
(b) The intentional misuse of an over-the-counter drug, if the misuse impairs the job performance of the State employee or could impair the job performance of an applicant for State employment;
(c) The intentional use of any prescription drug in a manner inconsistent with its medically prescribed intended use, or under circumstances where its use is not permitted, if it impairs the job performance of a State employee or could impair the job performance of an applicant for State employment; or
(d) The use of alcohol if it impairs job performance of the State employee or could impair the job performance of an applicant for State employment.
(5) "Workplace" means any place where an employee is performing work for the State of Maryland.
(6) "Employee" means:
(a) A classified, unclassified, contractual, key employee, or other employee or official in the Executive Branch;
(b) A volunteer who provides a service to or for a unit in the Executive Branch; or
(c) A member of a Board or Commission in the Executive Branch.
(7) "Sensitive Employee" means an employee whose classification or position has been designated sensitive by the employee's appointing authority or personnel system.
(8) "Conviction" means:
(a) A judgment of conviction, whether entered upon a finding of guilt or acceptance of a plea of nolo contendere, and the imposition of sentence; or
(b) The staying of the entry of judgment and the placing of the defendant on probation after a finding of guilty or the acceptance of a plea of nolo contendere.
(9) "Alcohol Driving Offense" means:
(a) Driving or attempting to drive while:
(i) Intoxicated; or
(ii) Under the influence of alcohol; or
(b) Operating or attempting to operate a vessel while:
(i) Intoxicated; or
(ii) Under the influence of alcohol.
(10) "Controlled Dangerous Substance Offense" means:
(a) A controlled dangerous substance violation, under Article 27 of the Annotated Code of Maryland;
(b) An offense of the law of any other jurisdiction if the prohibited conduct would be a controlled dangerous substance violation if committed in this State;
(c) Driving or attempting to drive while:
(i) Under the influence of drugs or drugs and alcohol; or
(ii) Under the influence of a controlled dangerous substance; or
(d) Operating or attempting to operate a vessel while:
(i) Under the influence of drugs or drugs and alcohol; or
(ii) Under the influence of a controlled dangerous substance.
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Office of Administrative Hearings
[Amended COMAR 01.01.1989.21 a ]
A. Exemptions Relating to Federal Approval Process.
(1) The following contested cases of the following departments are temporarily exempted from the provisions of Chapter 788 of the Acts of 1989 until 15 days after their receipt of the necessary federal approvals or waivers:
(a) Maryland Occupational Safety and Health hearings within the Department of Licensing and Regulation;
(b) Medicaid hearings within the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene;
(c) Aid to Families with Dependent Children, child welfare, foster care and adoption program hearings (Titles IV-A, IV-B and IV-E of the Social Security Act) within the Department of Human Resources; and
(d) Disability Determination hearings within the State Department of Education.
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40 Hour Work Week
[Amended COMAR 01.01.1991.01 a and 01.01.1991.15 a ]
A. The normal work week for State employees shall be 40 hours effective as follows:
(1) Contract payroll employees, July 3, 1991;
(2) Regular payroll employees, July 10, 1991; and
(3) University payroll employees, July 14, 1991.