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Code · Maryland · Public Utilities

§ 18-204

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§18–204.
(a)An employee organization that is certified or that seeks certification as an exclusive representative under this subtitle shall submit to the labor relations administrator:
(1)a copy of the employee organization’s constitution and bylaws; and
(2)any subsequent change in the employee organization’s constitution or bylaws.
(b)The constitution or bylaws shall include:
(1)a pledge that the employee organization accept members without regard to age, marital status, national origin, race, religion, disability, sexual orientation, sex, or gender identity;
(2)the right of members to participate in the affairs of the employee organization;
(3)procedures for periodic elections for officers by secret ballot;
(4)fair procedures governing disciplinary actions;
(5)procedures for the accurate accounting of all income and expenditures;
(6)a requirement that an independent annual financial report be produced; and
(7)the right of members to inspect the organization’s accounts.
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