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Maryland Code, State Government § 3-204

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) To inform career civil servants about program goals and new policies and to establish communication with the administration of the incumbent Governor, the Governor-elect may circulate questionnaires or otherwise obtain information from the administration.

(b) The Governor-elect may ask any question that will help to carry out the purpose of this subtitle, including a question that is intended to obtain:

(1) a description of a program;

(2) a recommendation and justification for expansion, limitation, or elimination of a service;

(3) a projection of future developments or needs in a program;

(4) a recommendation for an administrative change;

(5) a comment on anticipated federal developments that might affect a program or the State budget; or

(6) an elaboration of procedural details.

(c) The incumbent Governor shall direct that all official documents, vital information, and procedural manuals are to be made available to the Governor-elect.

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