On Record (16)
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Commercial Law - Consumer ProtectionCommerce and BusinessConsumer ProtectionHealthLabelingPenalties and SentencesReproductive MattersSAFETYUnfair Trade PracticesWOMENATTORNEY GENERAL
Requiring manufacturers of menstrual hygiene products to include a list of ingredients on each package of menstrual hygiene products sold in the State.
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HealthHigher educationLicensesRESIDENCYSunsetPublic HealthHealth InsuranceNoticesCertificationsCommunity CollegesStudentsCommittees and CommissionsRules and RegulationsState Universities and CollegesPenalties and SentencesHealth OccupationsTelecommunications and Information TechnologyCounselors
Establishing a temporary telehealth license to be issued by the State Board of Professional Counselors and Therapists authorizing the holder to provide clinical professional counseling services only to a student attending an institution of higher education in the State if the student and out-of-state licensed professional counselor have a previously established relationship that has existed for at least 6 months; …
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Neutral
DISCLOSUREINTERNETRecordsHealth InsuranceNoticesFederal GovernmentHealth Care FacilitiesReportsInsurance AdministrationHealth OccupationsHealth - Insurance
Renaming "network directory" to be "provider directory" to conform to a certain federal law; altering the time period from 15 to 2 working days within which certain carriers are required to update the information that must be made available in the carrier's provider directory on the Internet; altering the information required to be included in a provider directory; requiring that …
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Neutral
LicensesCORPORATIONSNONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONSDEATHCommittees and CommissionsHealth OccupationsCommerce and BusinessFuneralsMorticians
Altering the definition of "corporation" for the purpose of provisions relating to the provision of mortuary sciences and the operation of a funeral establishment to include a not-for-profit organization that is exempt from taxation under a certain provision of federal law; and authorizing the State Board of Morticians and Funeral Directors to issue and renew a license to practice funeral …
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Neutral
AppropriationsProperty taxADVERTISINGInterestCountiesReportsElectronic GovernmentAwareness and OutreachRevenue and TaxesGiftsLocal Government MandatesTaxes - PropertyAssessments and Taxation, Department ofOmbudsmenTax Sales
Requiring each collector of taxes that maintains a website to include on the collector's website certain information and a certain link relating to the Homeowner Protection Program; altering the information the State Department of Assessments and Taxation is required to obtain and include in a certain annual report regarding tax sales; requiring the State Tax Sale Ombudsman to take certain …
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Neutral
HealthAppropriationsFeesFIRE PROTECTIONGOVERNORSunsetPublic HealthDataEnvironmentFuelVolunteersMedical SchoolsRevenue and TaxesMedical ConditionsEnergy MattersHealth, Department ofEnvironment, Department of theMedical Testing and DiagnosisIndustry and Technology
Altering the amount the Governor is authorized to include in the annual budget for the Program from $500,000 to at least $1,000,000; and authorizing the Secretary to use up to 20% of Program funds to support research centers, including the University of Maryland Institute for Health Computing, in the collection, analysis, and processing of Program outcome data for the purposes …
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Neutral
FraudDISCLOSUREETHICSADVERTISINGELECTIONSPublicationsArtificial IntelligenceRecordingsPOLITICAL CANDIDATESStandards and Best PracticesVideoCampaign FinancingDigital ImagesTelecommunications and Information Technology
Requiring that candidates, campaign finance entities, and specified other persons, or agents of candidates, campaign finance entities, or specified other persons, that publish, distribute, or disseminate, or cause to be published, distributed, or disseminated, to another person in the State campaign materials that use or contain synthetic media include a specified disclosure in a specified manner; and defining "synthetic media" …
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AppropriationsCONTRACTSDISCLOSUREETHICSINTERNETPRIVACYGOVERNORNoticesReimbursement RatesArtificial IntelligenceProcurementDataPricesReportsGeneral AssemblyCommittees and CommissionsWork, Labor, and EmploymentStandards and Best PracticesRules and RegulationsElectronic GovernmentIntergovernmental CooperationAdministrative AgenciesBudget and Management, Department ofRevenue and TaxesstudiesPilot ProgramsOpen GovernmentIndependent ContractorsInformation Technology - GenerallyGeneral Services, Department ofHuman InfrastructureInformation Technology, Department ofTelecommunications and Information Technology
Providing that a unit of State government may not purchase, lease, contract for, or rent an information technology service or product unless consistent with the master plan, as determined by the Secretary of Information Technology; providing that the Secretary is responsible for overseeing the implementation of major information technology development projects in the State; establishing the Maryland Office of Digital …
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INTERNETELECTIONSVOTINGRecordsCountiesReportsBallotsPublic InformationRules and RegulationsElectronic GovernmentElections, State Board ofOpen GovernmentElections SupervisorsAuditors and AuditsTelecommunications and Information Technology
Requiring the State Board of Elections, in collaboration with the local boards of elections, to conduct a risk-limiting audit after each statewide election; authorizing the State Board, in collaboration with the local boards, to conduct a risk-limiting audit after a special general election; authorizing the State Board, in collaboration with the local boards, to conduct an automated software audit after …
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Neutral
HealthLicensesRESIDENCYINTERNETPublic HealthPatientsCOUNSELORS AND THERAPISTSCommittees and CommissionsHealth OccupationsMental and Behavioral HealthMedical TechnologyMedical TreatmentsInterstate Affairs
Repealing the authority of the State Board of Professional Counselors and Therapists to issue a temporary telehealth license; and exempting certain State licensure requirements for certain individuals who are licensed in another state and who provide counseling through telehealth to clients in the State.
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HealthDRUGSSunsetPublic HealthFederal GovernmentReportsStorageRecyclingSpecial EventsPilot ProgramsHealth, Department ofPharmacists and Pharmacies
Establishing the Redirecting Safe Prescription Drugs Pilot Program; requiring the Secretary of Health to collaborate with the federal Drug Enforcement Agency and certain repositories in the State to separate and redirect certain prescription medications to a State repository program; and requiring each repository participating in the Pilot Program to ensure that any prescription medications collected are packaged in a certain …
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Neutral
SunsetReportsInformation TechnologyCybersecuritySalaries and CompensationWork, Labor, and EmploymentPlans and ProposalsRecruitment and HiringEvaluations and ReviewsState Government - Agencies, Offices, and OfficialsstudiesInformation Technology, Department of
Requiring the Department of Information Technology to procure the services of a third-party entity to conduct a certain independent study related to the recruitment, retention, and compensation of information technology and cybersecurity professionals in the State; and requiring the Department of Information Technology to submit a study to the Governor and the General Assembly by November 1, 2027.
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EducationHigher educationChildrenFoster CareSunsetDataPublic BenefitsReportsStudentsWork, Labor, and EmploymentStandards and Best PracticesChildren (4-12)Intergovernmental CooperationAdministrative AgenciesPrimary and Secondary EducationEducation, State Department ofHuman Services, Department of
Requiring the State Department of Education to include certain information in a certain report; and requiring the State Department of Education, in cooperation with the Department of Human Services, to develop and submit a certain report to the General Assembly on improving outcomes for students in the State child welfare system.
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Neutral
HealthHomeland securitySAFETYPUBLIC SAFETYPublic WorksPublic OfficialsHealth Care FacilitiesCybersecurityPublic Service CommissionStandards and Best PracticesIntergovernmental CooperationCommerce and BusinessEmergency Management, Department ofInformation Technology, Department of
Establishing the Critical Infrastructure Protection Branch in the Maryland Coordination and Analysis Center; requiring the Department of Emergency Management, in consultation with the Center, to take certain action in response to an attack on the State's critical infrastructure; and requiring the Department of Information Technology to allow the owner or operator of critical infrastructure to become a member of the …
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Neutral
Postal serviceAppropriationsFeesProperty taxHOUSINGDEATHDISABILITIESGRANTSPublicationsInterestReal PropertyVital RecordsRecordsNoticesCountiesTax CreditsFormsPublic InformationOathsLegal AidComptrollerTimeApplicants and ApplicationsLow-IncomeElectronic GovernmentAwareness and OutreachElectronic DocumentsEstates and TrustsBeneficiariesInheritance TaxPersonal RepresentativesRevenue and TaxesTreasurersLocal Government MandatesElderly Persons (65+)Taxes - PropertyRecordationLand RecordsTitlesAssessments and Taxation, Department ofOmbudsmenHomestead Property Tax CreditTax Sales
Altering eligibility for certain services and programs offered by the State Tax Sale Ombudsman to include certain persons acting on behalf of a deceased homeowner or an heir or a legatee of a deceased homeowner; establishing an Heirs Protection Program administered by the Ombudsman to allow heirs who inherit a dwelling to become the record title holder of the dwelling, …
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Neutral
INTERNETNoticesReportsInformation TechnologyPublic InformationPlans and ProposalsTimeState Government - Agencies, Offices, and OfficialsInformation Technology - GenerallyInformation Technology, Department of
Requiring the Department of Information Technology to post on its website the Statewide Information Technology Master Plan 6 months after the Governor is inaugurated in the Governor's first term; and requiring the Secretary of Information Technology to notify the Governor and certain committees of the General Assembly if the plan is delayed.