| HB90 | Pass | Establishing that, within the Office of the Public Defender, the deputy public defender, district public defenders, and assistant public defenders are placed in certain employment categories in the State Personnel Management System; altering certain ...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-09
Gubernatorial Veto Override (Legislative date: 4/8/2022) - Chapter 46 |
| HB1080 | Pass | Requiring the Maryland Medical Assistance Program to provide comprehensive medical care and other health care services to noncitizen pregnant women who would qualify for the Program but for their immigration status and their children up to the age of...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-09
Enacted under Article II, Section 17(b) of the Maryland Constitution - Chapter 28 |
| HB609 | Pass | Repealing a provision of law providing that a health officer serves at the pleasure of the Secretary of Health and the governing body of the county; establishing notice and hearing requirements related to a removal of a health officer from office; an...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-09
Gubernatorial Veto Override (Legislative date: 4/8/2022) - Chapter 53 |
| HB649 | Pass | Establishing inspection and reporting requirements for certain permit holders; requiring the Department of the Environment maintain on its website a list of certain noncompliant permit holders and provide certain Senators and Delegates with a link to...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-09
Enacted under Article II, Section 17(b) of the Maryland Constitution - Chapter 22 |
| HB937 | Pass | Establishing the Abortion Care Clinical Training Program in the Maryland Department of Health to ensure that there are a sufficient number of health professionals to provide abortion care; establishing the Abortion Care Clinical Training Program Fund...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-09
Gubernatorial Veto Override (Legislative date: 4/8/2022) - Chapter 56 |
| HB1255 | Pass | Prohibiting certain public agencies from using seclusion as a behavioral health intervention for a student; prohibiting a public agency from using physical restraint and a nonpublic school from using physical restraint or seclusion as a behavioral he...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-09
Enacted under Article II, Section 17(b) of the Maryland Constitution - Chapter 31 |
| HB20 | Pass | Increasing the membership of the Maryland Stadium Authority from seven to nine; and altering the number of members of the Authority needed to constitute a quorum and the number of affirmative votes of the Authority needed to take certain actions.
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-09
Enacted under Article II, Section 17(b) of the Maryland Constitution - Chapter 17 |
| HB1290 | Pass | Requiring the Interagency Commission on School Construction to take certain actions relating to public school construction, including increasing the State share of certain public school construction project costs under certain circumstances and inspe...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-09
Enacted under Article II, Section 17(b) of the Maryland Constitution - Chapter 32 |
| HB1088 | Pass | Increasing, from $1,000,000 to $5,000,000, the amount of the appropriation to the African American Heritage Preservation Grant Fund that the Governor is required to include in the operating or capital budget each year; repealing a requirement that t...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-09
Enacted under Article II, Section 17(b) of the Maryland Constitution - Chapter 29 |
| HB1450 | Pass | Expanding the uses for certain grants under the Concentration of Poverty Grant Program; requiring the State Department of Education to collect certain data and submit a certain report by December 1, 2022; requiring the governing body of each county t...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-09
Enacted under Article II, Section 17(b) of the Maryland Constitution - Chapter 33 |
| HB282 | Pass | Exempting the sale of diapers, diaper rash cream, and baby wipes from the sales and use tax.
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-01
Approved by the Governor - Chapter 8 |
| HB1469 | Pass | Establishing the Maggie McIntosh School Arts Fund to provide grants to public schools in Baltimore City to purchase art supplies for classrooms and to expand the arts curriculum for students in public schools in Baltimore City; requiring interest ear...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-01
Approved by the Governor - Chapter 15 |
| HB288 | Pass | Exempting the sale of baby bottles, baby bottle nipples, and infant car seats from the sales and use tax.
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-01
Approved by the Governor - Chapter 9 |
| HB2 | Pass | Allowing employers that claim the federal work opportunity credit to claim a credit against the State income tax for certain wages paid to individuals with barriers to employment; allowing certain tax-exempt organizations to claim the credit under ce...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-01
Approved by the Governor - Chapter 6 |
| HB364 | Pass | Exempting the sale of certain thermometers, pulse oximeters, blood pressure monitors, and respirators from the sales and use tax.
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-01
Approved by the Governor - Chapter 12 |
| HB492 | Pass | Exempting the sale of oral hygiene products from the sales and use tax.
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-01
Approved by the Governor - Chapter 11 |
| HB1151 | Pass | Exempting certain diabetic care products from the sales and use tax.
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-01
Approved by the Governor - Chapter 13 |
| HB1468 | Pass | Allowing a subtraction modification under the Maryland income tax for individuals who are at least 55 years old for the first $15,000 of income from a certain employee retirement system that is attributable to the individual's employment as a public ...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-04-01
Approved by the Governor - Chapter 3 |
| HB1486 | Pass | Providing that, for the 30-day period beginning on the effective date of the Act, certain motor fuel taxes that would otherwise be imposed do not apply; requiring the Comptroller to pay a refund advance of motor fuel tax to qualifying retailers under...
[Detail][Text][Discuss] | 2022-03-18
Approved by the Governor - Chapter 1 |
