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Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB172

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

1/26/22

Engrossed

2/1/22

Refer

2/3/22

Report Pass

4/9/22

Enrolled

4/11/22

Chaptered

4/21/22

Passed

4/21/22

Repealing an obsolete reference to the J. DeWeese Carter Center in a provision relating to certain facilities operated by the Department of Juvenile Services.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB173

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

2/7/22

Engrossed

2/10/22

Refer

2/17/22

Report Pass

3/30/22

Enrolled

3/31/22

Chaptered

5/12/22

Passed

5/12/22

Altering the required composition of the board of directors of a nonprofit health service plan; requiring the Board to consist of at least 11 and not more than 23 members; requiring that three consumer members be covered by the nonprofit health service plan or its affiliates; requiring the Board to include individuals with diverse and relevant experience, including experience in data, consumer experience, government programs, population health, geriatrics, diversity, equity and inclusion, and human resources; etc.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB174

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

2/14/22

Engrossed

2/17/22

Refer

2/22/22

Report Pass

4/7/22

Enrolled

4/11/22

Chaptered

4/21/22

Passed

4/21/22

Extending the termination date to December 31, 2032 of certain provisions of law governing the Mortality and Quality Review Committee, including provisions related to the review of data, Committee recommendations, reporting requirements, and the provision of aggregate incident data to the Committee by the Office of Health Care Quality.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB175

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

1/31/22

Engrossed

2/3/22

Refer

2/7/22

Report Pass

4/6/22

Enrolled

4/7/22

Chaptered

4/21/22

Passed

4/21/22

Requiring a fiduciary institution to disclose certain financial records from a specified period of time that are requested in writing by an adult protective services program that is investigating suspected financial abuse or financial exploitation; authorizing an adult protective services agency or a law enforcement agency to share certain information with a fiduciary institution that made a report of suspected financial abuse or financial exploitation; etc.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB176

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

2/2/22

Engrossed

2/10/22

Refer

2/17/22

Report Pass

4/8/22

Enrolled

4/11/22

Chaptered

4/21/22

Passed

4/21/22

Requiring a person transporting a child under the age of 2 years in a motor vehicle to secure the child in a rear-facing child safety seat that complies with applicable federal regulations until the child reaches the manufacturer's weight or height limit for the child safety seat; providing that a person who violated the Act is subject to a written warning for a first violation; and providing that a judge may waive a certain fine for a violation of the Act under certain circumstances.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB177

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Altering the workers' compensation benefits that the Director of the Uninsured Employers' Fund is required to pay to former employees of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation; and applying the Act retroactively.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB178

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

2/8/22

Engrossed

2/10/22

Refer

2/17/22

Report Pass

4/8/22

Enrolled

4/9/22

Chaptered

4/12/22

Passed

4/12/22

Altering a requirement for an applicant to make a certain certification relating to the availability of federal funds for a certain project on an application for a certain local projects grant under Program Open Space.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB179

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

1/31/22

Engrossed

2/3/22

Refer

2/7/22

Report Pass

4/8/22

Enrolled

4/11/22

Chaptered

5/12/22

Passed

5/12/22

Extending to 30 years the maximum duration of an energy performance contract by a unit of State government.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB18

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

2/21/22

Engrossed

2/24/22

Refer

2/25/22

Altering the definition of "local government" under the Local Government Tort Claims Act to include the nonprofit corporation serving as the economic development authority of the City of Cambridge and Dorchester County (the Cambridge Waterfront Development, Inc.); providing that a requirement to provide notice of a claim does not apply to unliquidated damages actions against the Cambridge Waterfront Development, Inc., or its employees; and applying the Act prospectively.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB180

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

1/31/22

Engrossed

2/3/22

Refer

2/7/22

Report Pass

4/7/22

Enrolled

4/11/22

Chaptered

4/21/22

Passed

4/21/22

Providing that the federal No Surprises Act and certain other provisions of the federal Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 regarding transparency apply to all insurers, nonprofit health service plans, and health maintenance organizations that deliver or issue for delivery in the State policies or contracts for a health benefit plan, blanket health insurance, or short-term limited duration insurance; and authorizing the Maryland Insurance Commissioner to enforce the Act.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB181

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

1/31/22

Engrossed

2/3/22

Refer

2/7/22

Report Pass

3/30/22

Enrolled

3/31/22

Chaptered

4/12/22

Passed

4/12/22

Authorizing the State Department of Assessments and Taxation to accept an application for the homeowners' property tax credit submitted by a homeowner within 1 year after April 15 of the taxable year for which the credit is sought if the homeowner is applying for the credit for the first time or has filed a timely application for the credit for the 3 immediately preceding taxable years.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB182

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

2/1/22

Engrossed

2/3/22

Refer

2/7/22

Report Pass

4/6/22

Enrolled

4/7/22

Chaptered

4/12/22

Passed

4/12/22

Continuing the State Board of Electricians in accordance with the provisions of the Maryland Program Evaluation Act (sunset law) by extending the termination provisions relating to the statutory and regulatory authority of the Board to July 1, 2033.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB183

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

1/31/22

Engrossed

2/3/22

Refer

2/7/22

Report Pass

4/1/22

Enrolled

4/4/22

Chaptered

4/12/22

Passed

4/12/22

Altering the information technology proposals about which a unit of State government is required to advise the Secretary of Information Technology to include those involving the sale, lease, exchange, or other disposition of communications sites, communications facilities, or communications frequencies for certain purposes.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB184

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

2/1/22

Engrossed

2/3/22

Refer

2/7/22

Report Pass

4/6/22

Enrolled

4/7/22

Chaptered

4/12/22

Passed

4/12/22

Continuing the State Board of Heating, Ventilation, Air-Conditioning, and Refrigeration Contractors in accordance with the provisions of the Maryland Program Evaluation Act (sunset law) by extending to July 1, 2033, the termination provisions relating to certain statutory and regulatory authority of the Board.

MD

Maryland 2022 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB185

Introduced

1/12/22

Refer

1/12/22

Report Pass

1/31/22

Engrossed

2/3/22

Refer

2/7/22

Report Pass

4/7/22

Enrolled

4/11/22

Chaptered

4/21/22

Passed

4/21/22

Requiring that hearings held by the Maryland Insurance Commissioner be considered open to the public if a member of the public can observe the hearing virtually through an electronic media platform; authorizing the Commissioner to direct that a hearing be held virtually, subject to certain limitations; and requiring the Commissioner to make available a space within the office of the Maryland Insurance Administration with access to the equipment necessary to allow parties to participate in the virtual hearing.

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