Bill > HB322

This bill alters the membership of the Maryland Health Care Commission, which is the state agency responsible for overseeing healthcare policy and regulation. Specifically, it reduces the number of commission members who are independent of health care providers or insurance companies from nine to eight, while adding a hospital administrator to the commission. Additionally, the bill decreases the number of commission members who must reside in different counties with a population of 300,000 or more from five to four. These changes aim to adjust the representation and expertise on the commission.