CHAPTER 6 THE GOVERNOR, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL, CERTAIN OFFICERS UNDER THE GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL, AND STATE LIBRARY
- Section 1 Salary of governor
- Section 2 Salary of lieutenant governor; term limitation
- Section 3 Salary of council members; term limitation
- Section 4 Traveling expenses of lieutenant governor and council members; term limits
- Section 5 Governor’s assistants; compensation
- Section 6 Executive secretary; messenger
- Section 6A Administrative secretary
- Section 7 Stationery for council
- Section 8 Entertainment of distinguished guests; expenditures
- Section 9 Cooperation with federal surveys of waters, etc.
- Section 10 Appointment of delegates to represent commonwealth at conventions; expenses
- Section 11 Reimbursement of expenses of persons representing commonwealth at conventions
- Section 12 Compensation of legal counsel and commissioners
- Section 12A Veterans Day
- Section 12AA Iwo Jima Day
- Section 12B Anniversary of death of General Pulaski
- Section 12BB Tadeusz Kosciuszko Day
- Section 12C Bunker Hill battle anniversary
- Section 12CC Public Employees Week
- Section 12D Boston Massacre anniversary
- Section 12DD Pearl Harbor Day
- Section 12E Commodore John Barry Day
- Section 12EE Grandparents’ Day
- Section 12F New Orleans Day
- Section 12FF Anniversary of enlistment of Deborah Samson
- Section 12G American Education Week
- Section 12GG Lithuanian Independence Day
- Section 12H Anniversary of death of General Lafayette
- Section 12HH Statue of Liberty Awareness Day
- Section 12I American Indian Heritage week
- Section 12II Slovak Independence Day
- Section 12J Patriots’ Day
- Section 12JJ Visiting Nurse Association Week
- Section 12K Evacuation Day
- Section 12KK Labor Week
- Section 12L Veteran Firemen’s Muster Day
- Section 12LL Social Security Day
- Section 12M Student Government Day
- Section 12MM Korean War Veterans Day
- Section 12N United Nations Day
- Section 12NN Human Rights Day
- Section 12O Loyalty Day
- Section 12OO Exercise Tiger Day
- Section 12P Civil rights week
- Section 12PP Former Prisoner of War Recognition Day
- Section 12Q Memorial Day
- Section 12QQ Homeless Unity Day
- Section 12R Polish Constitution Day
- Section 12RR USO Appreciation Day
- Section 12S Peter Francisco Day
- Section 12SS Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Day
- Section 12T Observance of certain other days
- Section 12TT Destroyer Escort Day
- Section 12U Children’s Day
- Section 12UU School Principals’ Recognition Day
- Section 12V Columbus Day
- Section 12VV Native American Day
- Section 12W Sight-saving month
- Section 12WW Garden Week
- Section 12X Teachers’ Day
- Section 12XX Candle Safety Day
- Section 12Y Maritime Day
- Section 12YY International Education Week
- Section 12Z Jamaican Independence Day
- Section 12ZZ Massachusetts Biomedical Research Day
- Section 13 Lincoln Day
- Section 14 Flag Day
- Section 14A Spanish War Memorial Day and Maine Memorial Day
- Section 14B State Constitution Day
- Section 14C Earth Week
- Section 15 Arbor and Bird Day
- Section 15A Constitution Day
- Section 15AA Secretaries Week
- Section 15AAA School Library Media Month
- Section 15AAAA Robert Goddard Day
- Section 15AAAAA Bill of Rights Day
- Section 15B Senior Citizens Month
- Section 15BB Massachusetts National Guard Week
- Section 15BBB POW/MIA Day
- Section 15BBBB Special Needs Awareness Day
- Section 15BBBBB Juneteenth Independence Day
- Section 15C American History Month
- Section 15CC Retired Members of the Armed Forces Day
- Section 15CCC Homeless Awareness Week
- Section 15CCCC Robert Frost Day
- Section 15CCCCC Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month
- Section 15D Massachusetts Art Week
- Section 15DD Independence Day
- Section 15DDD Silver-Haired Legislature Days
- Section 15DDDD Lucy Stone Day
- Section 15DDDDD Leopoldville Disaster Remembrance Day
- Section 15E Susan B. Anthony Day
- Section 15EE Endangered Species Day
- Section 15EEE Rabies Prevention Week
- Section 15EEEE Italian-American Heritage Month
- Section 15EEEEE Thrombosis Awareness Month
- Section 15F Employ Handicapped Persons Week
- Section 15FF Pro-Life Month
- Section 15FFF Official State Crier and Greeter of the Commonwealth
- Section 15FFFF Irish-American Heritage Month
- Section 15FFFFF Phenylketonuria Awareness Day
- Section 15G Youth Honor Day
- Section 15GG Employ the Older Worker Week
- Section 15GGG Alzheimer’s Awareness Week
- Section 15GGGG Portuguese-American Heritage Month
- Section 15GGGGG Mitochondrial Disease Awareness Week
- Section 15H Boy Scout Week
- Section 15HH John Carver Day
- Section 15HHH Employee Involvement and Employee Ownership Week
- Section 15HHHH Time period for survivors of homicide victims awareness
- Section 15HHHHH Philanthropy Day
- Section 15I Liberty Tree Day
- Section 15II Armenian Martyrs’ Day
- Section 15III Independent Living Center Day
- Section 15IIII Public Health Month
- Section 15IIIII Jack Kerouac Day
- Section 15J Italian American War Veterans of the United States, Inc., Day
- Section 15JJ Fire Fighters Memorial Sunday
- Section 15JJJ Police Memorial Day
- Section 15JJJJ Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Day
- Section 15JJJJJ Lung Cancer Awareness Month
- Section 15K Cystic Fibrosis Week
- Section 15KK National Family Week
- Section 15KKK Workers’ Memorial Day
- Section 15KKKK Arthritis Awareness Day
- Section 15KKKKK Massachusetts Nonprofit Awareness Day
- Section 15L John F. Kennedy Day
- Section 15LL Licensed Practical Nurse Week
- Section 15LLL Lupus Awareness Month
- Section 15LLLL Autistic Awareness Month
- Section 15M Battleship Massachusetts Memorial Day
- Section 15MM Vietnam Veterans Day
- Section 15MMM Geographic Education Awareness Week
- Section 15MMMM Luther Burbank Day
- Section 15N Police Officers’ Week
- Section 15NN State Walking Sunday
- Section 15NNN Literacy Awareness Month
- Section 15NNNN Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Time
- Section 15O Keep Massachusetts Beautiful Month
- Section 15OO Saint Jean de Baptiste Day
- Section 15OOO Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Awareness Month
- Section 15OOOO Civilian Conservation Corps Day
- Section 15P Traffic Safety Week
- Section 15PP Town Meeting Day
- Section 15PPP Samuel Slater Day
- Section 15PPPP Thomas Paine Day
- Section 15Q United States Marine Corps Day
- Section 15QQ Parliamentary Law Month
- Section 15QQQ Caribbean Week
- Section 15QQQQ Tartan Day
- Section 15R Armistice Day
- Section 15RR Greek Independence Day
- Section 15RRR Emergency Responders Memorial Day
- Section 15RRRR Missing Children’s Day
- Section 15S Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- Section 15SS Massachusetts Hospice Week
- Section 15SSS Emergency Management Week
- Section 15SSSS Unity Day
- Section 15T Kalevala Day
- Section 15TT Public Employees Appreciation Day
- Section 15TTT Law Enforcement Memorial Month
- Section 15TTTT Myositis Awareness Day
- Section 15U Social Justice for Ireland Day
- Section 15UU Practical Nursing Education Week
- Section 15UUU Home Composting Recognition Week
- Section 15UUUU Ninth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry of the Civil War Day
- Section 15V White Cane Safety Day
- Section 15VV Presidents Day
- Section 15VVV Head Injury Awareness Month
- Section 15VVVV Fifty-fourth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry of the Civil War Day
- Section 15W National Hunting and Fishing Day
- Section 15WW Youth in Government Day
- Section 15WWW Polish-American Heritage Month
- Section 15WWWW Armenian-American Heritage Month
- Section 15X Child Nutrition Week
- Section 15XX Joshua James Day
- Section 15XXX Lead Poisoning Prevention Week
- Section 15XXXX Guardians’ Day
- Section 15Y Jaycee Week and Day
- Section 15YY Leif Ericson Day
- Section 15YYY Clara Barton Week
- Section 15YYYY World War II Commemoration Day
- Section 15Z Bataan-Corregidor Day
- Section 15ZZ Massachusetts Whale Awareness Day
- Section 15ZZZ Eddie Eagle Gun Safety Week
- Section 15ZZZZ Stalking Awareness Month
- Section 16 Military officers serving under governor
- Section 17 Commissions and boards serving under governor
- Section 17A Governor’s cabinet
- Section 18 Armory commission
- Section 18A Repealed, 1996, 151, Sec. 11
- Section 18B Public education nominating council; membership; duties
- Section 19 Art commission; qualifications; appointment; term of office, etc.
- Section 20 Powers and duties of art commission
- Section 21 Repealed, 1930, 416, Sec. 2
- Section 22 to 25 Repealed, 1993, 110, Sec. 40
- Section 26 Board of commissioners on uniform state laws; appointment; term; organization; removal
- Section 27 Duties of commissioners
- Section 28 Compensation and expenses of commissioners
- Section 28A to 28E Repealed, 1968, 420, Sec. 2
- Section 29 to 32 Repealed, 1977, 927, Sec. 1
- Section 33 Board of trustees of the state library
- Section 34 Powers and duties of trustees
- Section 35 Librarian; compensation, etc.
- Section 36 Expenditures for state library; approval of accounts
- Section 37 Trustees’ annual report
- Section 37A Gifts in trust for state library
- Section 38 Location; persons authorized to use
- Section 39 Definitions applicable to Secs. 39 to 39B
- Section 39A Depository library for state publications; collection; system
- Section 39B Copies of state agency publications
- Section 40 Board of trustees of soldiers’ home; superintendent
- Section 41 Powers and duties of trustees
- Section 42 Repealed, 1977, 940, Sec. 1
- Section 43 to 45 Repealed, 2003, 26, Sec. 5
- Section 46, 47 Repealed, 1966, 444, Sec. 5
- Section 48 State racing commission
- Section 49 to 52 Repealed, 1953, 409, Sec. 2
- Section 53 to 55 Inoperative as a result of title to the port properties vesting in the Massachusetts Port Authority. See 1956, 465, Sec. 33; 1958, 599, Sec. 4
- Section 56 Massachusetts commission against discrimination; appointment, responsibilities; employees; regional offices; advisory board
- Section 57 Massachusetts aeronautics commission
- Section 58 Director; compensation; qualifications; removal; duties
- Section 59 Duties of director; commission employees; expenses
- Section 59A to 59C Inoperative as a result of title to the airport properties vesting in the Massachusetts Port Authority. See 1956, 465, Sec. 32; 1958, 599, Sec. 12
- Section 60 Repealed, 1955, 584, Sec. 2
- Section 61, 62 Repealed, 1953, 612, Secs. 2, 3
- Section 63 Repealed, 1954, 581, Sec. 2
- Section 64 Repealed, 1964, 636, Sec. 1B
- Section 65 to 67 Repealed, 1969, 838, Sec. 2
- Section 68 Repealed, 1952, 605, Sec. 18
- Section 69 to 69B Repealed, 1969, 838, Sec. 2
- Section 70 Board of trustees of Holyoke soldiers’ home
- Section 71 Powers and duties of trustees
- Section 72 Repealed, 1974, 806, Sec. 2
- Section 73 Repealed, 1973, 1168, Sec. 2
- Section 74 Rehabilitation commission; establishment; expenditure of funds
- Section 75 Commissioner; employees; other offices
- Section 76 Advisory council
- Section 77 Definitions applicable to Secs. 74 to 84
- Section 78 Vocational rehabilitation services; independent living rehabilitation services
- Section 78A Extended sheltered employment
- Section 79 Commission; powers and duties
- Section 80 Additional powers and duties of commission
- Section 81 Cooperation with state agencies; agreements
- Section 82 Federal funds; custodian; expenditure
- Section 83 Gifts to commission; acceptance; investment
- Section 84 Information or records confidential
- Section 84A to 84I Repealed, 1985, 716, Sec. 1
- Section 85 Definitions applicable to Secs. 86 to 92
- Section 86, 87 Repealed, 1964, 636, Sec. 2
- Section 88 Duties of commission
- Section 89, 90 Repealed, 1964, 636, Sec. 2
- Section 91 Changes in laws; certain departments to initiate studies
- Section 92 Nuclear material or facility; license or permit
- Section 93 Injunction against violations
- Section 94 to 96 Repealed, 1959, 418, Sec. 2
- Section 97 Finance advisory board; members; appointment, qualifications, etc.
- Section 98 Duties of board
- Section 99 Boxers’ fund board; members; appointment, compensation, etc.
- Section 100 Repealed, 1965, 572, Sec. 1
- Section 101 Obscene literature control commission; members; appointment, compensation, etc.
- Section 102 to 104 Repealed, 1987, 697, Sec. 1
- Section 105 Commission on employment of people with disabilities; members; chairperson; appointments
- Section 106 Duties of commission
- Section 107 Annual reports; compensation of members; executive secretary; gifts and bequests
- Section 108 Manufactured homes commission; members; duties; compensation
- Section 109 to 114 Repealed, 1970, 849, Sec. 2
- Section 115 Repealed, 1996, 58, Sec. 5
- Section 115A Unit pricing of packaged commodities; retail sale; regulations; enforcement; penalties; report
- Section 116 Municipal police training committee; members; chairperson; executive director
- Section 116A Domestic violence complaints; basic training course; enforcement guidelines
- Section 116B Hate crimes; police instruction
- Section 116C Development and establishment of course on use and application of technology to increase public safety; regional and municipal police training schools
- Section 116D Protection, care and custody of minors upon arrest of parents or guardians; police instruction
- Section 116E Development and establishment of course in bicycle safety enforcement
- Section 117 Meetings; compensation of members
- Section 118 Municipal police training schools; approval; rules and regulations relative to schools
- Section 119 Repealed, 2002, 196, Sec. 11
- Section 120 Repealed, 1973, 1168, Sec. 3
- Section 121 Repealed, 2007, 192, Sec. 1
- Section 122, 123 Repealed, 1973, 1168, Sec. 4
- Section 124 Repealed, 1974, 806, Sec. 3
- Section 124A World War II, Korean emergency and Vietnam conflict memorial commission; members; compensation; honor rolls
- Section 125 Health and welfare commission; establishment
- Section 126 Duties of commission
- Section 127 Advisory committee; members; meetings
- Section 128 Regional offices; service regions; regional advisory committees; annual reports
- Section 129 Massachusetts commission for the blind; composition; cooperation with federal agency; commissioner; advisory board
- Section 130 Commissioner’s duties and powers; supervisors; divisions and directors; assistance to blind persons; funeral expenses
- Section 131 Financial assistance program; eligibility, restriction; payment levels
- Section 131A State supplementary payments; annual increases
- Section 131B Federal agreement
- Section 131C Applications; eligibility for assistance
- Section 131D Monthly advancements to H.H.S.; audit
- Section 131E Medical assistance program; eligibility
- Section 131F Fraudulent procuring of payments; penalties
- Section 131G Vouchers submitted by vendors
- Section 131H Violations by vendor; ineligibility period
- Section 131I Return of payments by ineligible recipients or vendors required
- Section 131J Rules and regulations for administration of Secs. 129 to 149
- Section 132 Advances to commissioner
- Section 133 Definitions applicable to Secs. 133A to 133F
- Section 133A Duties of officers, boards or authorities in charge of state buildings or property
- Section 133B Powers and duties of commission
- Section 133C New construction, remodeling, etc. of public buildings or properties, vending facilities
- Section 133D Rental or other charge for operation of vending facility
- Section 133E Existing vending facilities; removal or nonrenewal of lease
- Section 133F Repealed, 1983, 636, Sec. 1
- Section 133G Braille instruction for registrants; assessment
- Section 134 Purchase of articles made by blind persons for use in state and other public institutions; release
- Section 135 Register of the blind; identification card; acceptance to verify identity; information displayed; fee
- Section 136 Reports of medical authorities establishing blindness
- Section 137 Applicants for medical assistance who do not qualify for cash assistance under section 131; determination as “blind”
- Section 138 Solicitations for benefit of blind; license; appeal from refusal to issue
- Section 139 Prohibition on solicitation for benefit of blind without a license; statement and display of license
- Section 140 Rules and regulations relative to fund raising for blind; provision for penalties
- Section 141 Penalty for violation of rules regulating solicitations for blind
- Section 142 Exemptions and inapplicability of sections governing solicitation for blind
- Section 143 Schools and workshops
- Section 144 Support of workmen and pupils at workshops; pupils from other states
- Section 145 Study of problems relating to blindness; investigations; contact with physicians and other qualified facilities
- Section 146 Commission divisions or bureaus; organizations and functions
- Section 147 Cooperation with federal departments; development of state plans
- Section 148 Acceptance and use of gifts
- Section 149 Records concerning blind persons; custody, use and preservation
- Section 150 Repealed, 1973, 1210, Sec. 8
- Section 151 to 153 Repealed, 1996, 58, Sec. 6
- Section 154 Repealed, 1974, 806, Sec. 4
- Section 155 Repealed, 1969, 471, Sec. 2
- Section 156 Committee on criminal justice; membership; meetings; powers and duties
- Section 156A Proposal review board; members; powers, etc.
- Section 156B Executive director; qualifications; duties; staff; compensation
- Section 157 American and Canadian French cultural exchange commission
- Section 158 Massachusetts educational communications commission
- Section 159 Council on juvenile behavior
- Section 160 Duties; quarters; clerical assistants
- Section 161 Report
- Section 162 Advisory board on compensation of officials; establishment; appointment of members; duties; report; compensation and expenses
- Section 163 Management engineering task force
- Section 164 Massachusetts fire training council
- Section 165 Duties
- Section 165A Massachusetts firefighting academy
- Section 165B Massachusetts fire service commission
- Section 166 Health facilities appeals board; establishment; function; members; appointment; qualifications; compensation; personnel
- Section 166A Repealed, 1996, 58, Sec. 7
- Section 166B Advisory committee on chaplains in state institutions; establishment; members; meetings; function
- Section 167 Definitions applicable to Secs. 167 and 168 to 178
- Section 168 Criminal history systems board; meetings; expenses; regulations; powers and duties; executive director and other employees; reports; funds
- Section 168A Transmission of probation and parole records to criminal history systems board
- Section 168B Rules and regulations
- Section 168C Post-secondary schools; annual uniform crime reports; campus security policies
- Section 169 Repealed, 1979, 702, Sec. 5
- Section 170 Repealed, 1990, 319, Sec. 5
- Section 171 Regulations generally; continuing education program; evaluative information
- Section 172 Dissemination of record information; certification; eligibility for access; scope of inquiry; listing; access limited; rules; use of information
- Section 172A Fees; requests for information
- Section 172B Children and families department; youth services department; available information
- Section 172C Dissemination of criminal offender record information to agencies employing or referring individuals to provide services to elderly or disabled persons
- Section 172D Availability of information to IV-D agency
- Section 172E Dissemination of criminal offender record information to long term care facilities
- Section 172F Conviction and arrest data available to department of early education and care
- Section 172G Children’s camps to obtain criminal and juvenile data; employees and volunteers
- Section 172H Children’s programs to obtain criminal and juvenile data; volunteers
- Section 172I Schools to obtain criminal records of taxicab employees
- Section 172J Commissioner of banks to obtain criminal record information of applicants for licensure pursuant to chapter 255F; restriction on use
- Section 173 Regulations for program research; monitoring; access restricted
- Section 174 Interstate system for exchange of record information; supervision of participation by state and local agencies; access limited; telecommunications access terminals
- Section 175 Inspection of record information by individual concerned; corrections; procedure; restrictions
- Section 176 Appeal; de novo hearing; equitable relief
- Section 177 Violations; civil liability
- Section 178 Violations; punishment
- Section 178A Victims; certification to receive information
- Section 178B Death of offender; cessation of restrictions
- Section 178C Definitions applicable to Secs. 178C to 178P
- Section 178D Sex offender registry
- Section 178E Transmission of registration data to criminal history systems board, police departments, and FBI
- Section 178F Annual verification of registration data; homeless shelter as residence of sex offender; juveniles; disclosure of information
- Section 178F1/2 Registration by personal appearance; level 2 or level 3 sex offenders
- Section 178G Termination of obligation to register
- Section 178H Failure to register, verify information or provide notice of change of address; providing false information; penalties
- Section 178I Report identifying sex offender; request for information; confidentiality
- Section 178J Request for sex offender information; notice of penalty for misuse; data required to receive report
- Section 178K Sex offender registry board; member qualifications; guidelines to assess risk of reoffense; notification
- Section 178L Classification of sex offenders by board; hearings; right to counsel
- Section 178M Judicial review of final classification
- Section 178N Misuse of information; penalties
- Section 178O Liability of public officials and employees for sex offender registry information
- Section 178P Failure to comply with registration requirements; right to arrest
- Section 178Q Sex offender registry fee
- Section 179 Board of underwater archaeological resources; members; terms; director; staff
- Section 180 Powers and duties in preserving underwater archaeological resources; state title; definition
- Section 181 Nutrition board; establishment; members; secretary and executive secretary; staff; appointment
- Section 182 Advisory function; duties
- Section 182A Schooner Ernestina commission
- Section 182B Powers
- Section 182C Department of environmental management; annual audit; home berth
- Section 183 Motor vehicle insurance merit rating board
- Section 183A Massachusetts cost containment council
- Section 184 Medicolegal investigation commission
- Section 184A Forensic sciences advisory board
- Section 185 Massachusetts office on disability; director; appointments
- Section 186 Application for grants; agreements; standards and procedures
- Section 187 Duties and functions
- Section 188 Availability of information
- Section 189 Advisory council; membership; duties
- Section 190 Massachusetts industrial advisory board
- Section 191 Definitions applicable to Secs. 191 to 199
- Section 192 Commission for the deaf and hard of hearing; creation; financing; agreements; regulations
- Section 193 Commissioner
- Section 194 Functions of commission
- Section 195 Advisory council
- Section 196 Interpreter referral service
- Section 197 Telecommunication devices; rental, lease or sale
- Section 198 Advice to other agencies; provision of requested resources
- Section 199 Records of commission; confidentiality
- Section 200 Fire safety commission; membership; quorum; compensation; duties
- Section 201 Automatic sprinkler appeals board; procedures
- Section 202 Child abuse prevention board; members; term; executive director; removal
- Section 203 Meetings; reports; powers and duties
- Section 204 Employee involvement and ownership commission; members; term; duties
- Section 205 Office for refugees and immigrants
- Section 206 State refugee coordinator; duties; salary; hours; appointment of employees
- Section 207 Powers of office
- Section 208 Governor’s advisory council for refugees and immigrants; membership; functions
- Section 209 to 213 Repealed, 2007, 192, Sec. 2
- Section 214 Madeline Amy Sweeney award for civilian bravery
- Section 215 Interagency child welfare task force; membership; goals