ATCC urges end to statutory MOU requirement with comptroller; comptroller opposes removal
The Alcohol, Tobacco and Cannabis Commission told the House Economic Matters Committee that House Bill 112 would remove a statutory requirement to execute a memorandum of understanding with the Comptroller’s Office; the Comptroller’s Office urged the committee to keep the requirement, saying it ‘‘future-proofs’’ interagency duties.
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The Alcohol, Tobacco and Cannabis Commission asked the House Economic Matters Committee for a favorable report on House Bill 112, which would remove a legislative requirement that the commission enter a memorandum of understanding with the Comptroller of Maryland.
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