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    EXPLANATION:CAPITALS INDICATE MATTER ADDED TO EXISTING LAW.[Brackets] indicate matter deleted from existing law.

    *hb1107*

    HOUSE BILL 1107F3 3lr0522

    By: Prince Georges County Delegation

    Introduced and read first time: February 8, 2013Assigned to: Ways and Means

    A BILL ENTITLED

    AN ACT concerning1

    Task Force on the Membership and Operation of the Prince Georges County2

    Board of Education3

    PG 411134

    FOR the purpose of establishing the Task Force on the Membership and Operation of5

    the Prince Georges County Board of Education; providing for the chairs and6

    staff for the Task Force; prohibiting a member of the Task Force from receiving7

    certain compensation but entitling members to reimbursement for certain8

    expenses; requiring the Task Force to make certain recommendations, including9

    recommendations regarding the method of selecting the Prince Georges County10

    Board of Education; requiring the Task Force to hold a certain number of public11

    meetings in certain locations that allow certain persons to testify about certain12

    issues; requiring the Task Force to submit a certain report to certain persons on13

    or before a certain date; providing for the termination of this Act; and generally14relating to the Task Force on the Membership and Operation of the Prince15

    Georges County Board of Education.16

    SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF17

    MARYLAND, That:18

    (a) There is a Task Force on the Membership and Operation of the Prince19

    Georges County Board of Education.20

    (b) The Task Force consists of the following nine members:21

    (1) the Chair of the Prince Georges County Senate Delegation, or the22

    Chairs designee;23

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    (2) one member of the Senate of Maryland who represents Prince1

    Georges County, appointed by the Chair of the Prince Georges County Senate2

    Delegation;3

    (3) the Chair of the Prince Georges County House Delegation, or the4

    Chairs designee;5

    (4) one member of the House of Delegates who represents Prince6

    Georges County, appointed by the Chair of the Prince Georges County House7

    Delegation;8

    (5) the Chair of the Prince Georges County Board of Education, or the9

    Chairs designee;10

    (6) the Superintendent of Prince Georges County Public Schools, or11

    the Superintendents designee;12

    (7) the Prince Georges County Executive, or the County Executives13

    designee;14

    (8) one member of the Prince Georges County Council, appointed by15

    the Chair of the Prince Georges County Council; and16

    (9) one member who represents the Maryland Association of Boards of17

    Education, appointed by the Association.18

    (c) The Chair of the Prince Georges County Senate Delegation and the Chair19 of the Prince Georges County House Delegation shall jointly designate the cochairs of20

    the Task Force from among the members of the Task Force from the Senate of21

    Maryland and the House of Delegates.22

    (d) The Department of Legislative Services shall provide staff for the Task23

    Force.24

    (e) A member of the Task Force:25

    (1) may not receive compensation as a member of the Task Force; but26

    (2) is entitled to reimbursement for expenses under the Standard27

    State Travel Regulations, as provided in the State budget.28

    (f) The Task Force shall study and make recommendations regarding the29

    Prince Georges County Board of Education as to:30

    (1) the composition, qualifications, and compensation of members of31

    the Board;32

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    HOUSE BILL 1107 3

    (2) methods for selecting the members of the Board;1

    (3) an appropriate phasein period for any recommended changes to2

    the existing Board composition;3

    (4) a Board composition that reflects the gender and racial diversity of4Prince Georges County;5

    (5) criteria that improve Board results, accountability, transparency,6

    and oversight;7

    (6) criteria for establishing and measuring Board outcomes;8

    (7) a protocol for Board audits and addressing audit findings; and9

    (8) any other relevant issues.10

    (g) (1) The Task Force shall hold at least three public meetings in11

    geographically diverse areas of Prince Georges County that allow members of the12

    general public and stakeholder organizations to testify on issues being studied by the13

    Task Force.14

    (2) The Task Force shall extend an invitation to representatives from15

    the following stakeholder organizations to testify at a public meeting:16

    (i) the Prince Georges County Educators Association;17

    (ii) the Prince Georges County SEIU Local 400;18

    (iii) the Prince Georges County Association of Supervisory and19

    Administrative School Personnel;20

    (iv) the Prince Georges County AFSCME 2250;21

    (v) the PTA Council of Prince Georges County;22

    (vi) the Prince Georges County Student Councils;23

    (vii) the Prince Georges County chapter of the NAACP;24

    (viii) the Prince Georges County Board of Education; and25

    (ix) the Prince Georges County Municipal Association.26

    (h) On or before October 31, 2013, the Task Force shall report its findings27

    and recommendations to the Governor, the State Superintendent of Schools, the28

    Prince Georges County Executive, the Prince Georges County Council, the Prince29

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    Georges County Superintendent of Schools, the Prince Georges County Board of1

    Education, and, in accordance with 21246 of the State Government Article, the2

    Prince Georges County Senate Delegation and the Prince Georges County House3

    Delegation.4

    SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall take effect5July 1, 2013. It shall remain effective for a period of 1 year and, at the end of June 30,6

    2014, with no further action required by the General Assembly, this Act shall be7

    abrogated and of no further force and effect.8