In addition to any other of his powers and duties, the Attorney General: (1) May recommend to the Governor and the General Assembly legislation to protect the public from fraudulent promoters and the schemes they propose; (2) Shall appoint an assistant, whose salary shall be as provided in the budget, to perform the duties of assistant Attorney General in charge of consumer protection; (3) Shall employ the investigators and clerical staff which he considers necessary to carry out the purpose of this subtitle; and (4) May use the funds and employ the media which he considers necessary to: (i) Fully acquaint the public and business community with the provisions of this title; (ii) Educate the public as to nefarious schemes which might be foisted on the public; (iii) Generally study consumer problems from the standpoint of value received by the consumer; and (iv) Report periodically to the public.
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