§19–512.

    (a)    Each board may adopt rules and regulations for the conduct of its meetings.

    (b)    (1)    Each board serves in an advisory capacity.

        (2)    Each board shall:

            (i)    Submit to the Secretary an annual report on:

                1.    The needs of chronically ill individuals; and

                2.    The extent to which its center meets these needs;

            (ii)    Advise the administrative head of the center on its facilities, goals, programs, and policies;

            (iii)    Help in evaluating the degree to which these goals are achieved;

            (iv)    Review and make recommendations about the annual budget of the center;

            (v)    Assume leadership in developing community understanding of the needs of chronically ill individuals; and

            (vi)    Carry out any other responsibility that the administrative head of the center requests.