Maryland Code § SG-3-202

Section SG-3-202
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(a) The General Assembly finds that, since a disruption of continuity in the
conduct of the affairs of the State government could be detrimental to the safety and
welfare of the State and its people, the transfer of executive power, in connection with
the expiration of the term of a Governor and the inauguration of another Governor,
must be carried out in a manner that ensures continuity.
(b) The purpose of this subtitle is to promote the orderly transfer of
executive power.
(c) The General Assembly intends that:

(1) appropriate action be taken to avoid or to minimize any
disruption of continuity in the conduct of the affairs of the State government; and
(2) in addition to the specific provisions of this subtitle, each State
officer, in conducting the affairs of the State government:
(i) consider the problems that result from a transfer of
executive power;
(ii) take appropriate and lawful action to avoid or to minimize
any disruption; and
(iii) otherwise promote an orderly transfer of executive power.

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