File Code: Ethics
Crossfiled with: HOUSE BILL 267
- Sponsored By:
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Senator Jones-Rodwell (By Request - Baltimore City Administration)
- Entitled:
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Public Ethics Laws - Baltimore City - Health Department, Police Department, and
Civilian Review Board
Altering the provisions of the Maryland Public Ethics Law to provide
that employees of the Baltimore City Health Department, the Police
Commissioner of Baltimore City, the civilian employees and police
officers of the Police Department of Baltimore City, and the members
and employees of the Civilian Review Board are subject only to the
Baltimore City Public Ethics Law.
Legislative date is used to record
history occurring in the Chambers
otherwise Calendar date is used.
Senate Action
- 1/27
- First Reading Education Health and Environmental Affairs
- 2/2
- Hearing 2/10 at 1:00 p.m.
- 3/24
- Favorable Report by Education Health and Environmental Affairs
- Favorable Report Adopted
- Second Reading Passed
- 3/26
- Third Reading Passed (46-0)
- 4/6
- Returned Passed
House Action
- 3/27
- First Reading Environmental Matters
- 3/30
- Hearing 4/7 at 1:00 p.m.
- 4/8
- Favorable Report by Environmental Matters
- 4/4
- Favorable Report Adopted
- Second Reading Passed
- 4/5
- Third Reading Passed (138-0)
Action after passage in Senate and House
- 5/19
- Vetoed by the Governor (Duplicative)
Sponsored by:
- Senator Verna L. Jones-Rodwell, District 44
- Baltimore City Administration
Bill indexed under the following Subjects:
- Administrative Agencies -see also- Electronic Government
- Baltimore City
- Committees and Commissions -see also- Political Committees
- Ethics
- Health -see also- Mental Health
- Law Enforcement -see also- State Police, Department of
- Public Employees -see also- State Employees
Bill affects the following Statutes:
- State Government
- (
15-102 ,
15-102 ,
15-807
)
All documents except Roll Call Votes are
displayed in PDF format:
- Bill Text:
First Reading,
Third Reading, Enrolled
- Fiscal and Policy Note:
Available
- Amendments:
None offered
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Committee Votes :
Senate
- Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs
House
- Environmental Matters
- Roll Call Votes (Legislative dates are shown):
Senate
- March 26, 2011: Third Reading Passed (46-0)
House
- April 5, 2011: Third Reading Passed (138-0)
