(a) To carry out the Program, the Commissioner may employ a staff in accordance with the State budget.
(b) The Commissioner may designate a member of the staff of the Program to represent the interests of consumers in any Administration proceeding that is open to the public, including:
(1) an informational hearing; and
(2) a hearing or review of insurance rates or forms.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 2 - Maryland Insurance Administration
Subtitle 3 - Consumer Education and Advocacy Program
Section 2-301 - "Program" Defined
Section 2-302 - Program Established; Use of Consumer Affairs Unit
Section 2-303 - Purposes of Program
Section 2-303.1 - Duties of the Administration
Section 2-303.2 - Comparison Guide of Medical Professional Liability Insurance Premiums