The Good Politicians of Maryland Go the Extra Mile for Education

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From House Bill 30

AN ACT concerning

Education – Maryland Education Fund – Establishment and Funding

FOR the purpose of establishing the Maryland Education Fund as a special, nonlapsing fund; establishing the purpose and contents of the Fund; requiring the State Superintendent of Schools to administer the Fund and to adopt certain regulations; requiring the State Treasurer to hold the Fund separately and to invest the money of the Fund in a certain manner; requiring the Comptroller to account for the Fund; providing that expenditures from the Fund may be made only in a certain manner; providing that on a certain date the balance remaining on a gift certificate shall be presumed to be abandoned; requiring a person that sells or issues gift certificates in the State to remit to the Comptroller the remaining balances on certain gift certificates on or before a certain date each year; requiring the Comptroller to distribute certain revenues to the Maryland Education Fund on or before a certain date each year; altering the information that must be printed on a gift certificate, a sticker permanently affixed to a gift certificate, or an envelope containing a gift certificate; requiring a person that sells or issues a gift certificate in the State to maintain accounts, books, and records relating to the sale and issuance of the gift certificate for a certain period of time; requiring the person to make the accounts, books, and records available for inspection by the Comptroller on request; defining a certain term; altering a certain definition; and generally relating to the Maryland Education Fund and abandoned gift certificates.

That's correct, under this bill if a gift certificate is considered "abandoned" then that State confiscates the money from the company. Lovely...it should be noted that this measure is only a portion of the $2 billion dollar tax increase being pushed by the Maryland governor.

Thoughts?
 
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I bet one day they'll fund education with lotteries. You just wait, when that happens we gonna have a smart bunch of kiddies.
 

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