Maryland Statutes
§ 9-312
(a)Except as provided in subsection (b) of this section, a public local law enacted by the county commissioners of a code county takes effect:
(1)45 days after it is enacted; or
(2)at a later date specified in the public local law.
(b)(1) A public local law takes effect on the date of its passage if it is passed as an emergency bill.
(2)An emergency bill may not:
(i)abolish or create an office;
(ii)change a salary, term, or duty of an officer;
(iii)grant a franchise or special privilege; or
(iv)create a vested right or interest.
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