Maryland Code, Correctional Services § 3-521

(a)(1) The Management Council shall:

(2) Maryland Correctional Enterprises shall operate industrial plants and service centers recommended under paragraph (1)(ii) of this subsection primarily with incarcerated individuals in a manner that benefits the State and the training of incarcerated individuals by producing goods or providing services that are practical and adaptable for a prison industry.

(1) review the operation of the programs of Maryland Correctional Enterprises to determine whether:

(2) review the standards for goods and services and the pricing schedules as recommended by the Chief Executive Officer; and

(3) review the occupational health and safety record of programs and other working conditions of incarcerated individuals in the programs of Maryland Correctional Enterprises.

(1) review the success of Maryland Correctional Enterprises in:

(2) solicit and review information pertaining to concerns of participating incarcerated individuals; and

(3) recommend changes as necessary to meet the goals and objectives of Maryland Correctional Enterprises.

(1) solicit ideas, proposals, and suggestions from business representatives, nonprofit organizations, government entities, and members of the public as to how Maryland Correctional Enterprises could enhance the work experience of incarcerated individuals and increase the ability of incarcerated individuals to obtain gainful employment after release;

(2) review and recommend opportunities with private sector employers to expand the Prison Industries Enhancement Program;

(3) review and identify ways to improve the business practices of Maryland Correctional Enterprises in its sales, marketing, inventory, warehousing, and product line operations;

(4) monitor customer satisfaction with price, quality, delivery, and after delivery service; and

(5) review and comment on the operating and capital budgets of Maryland Correctional Enterprises, including cash forecasts.