All members, employees, and inspectors of the Board are subject to the county’s public ethics laws enacted under § 5–807 of the General Provisions Article to the same extent as a local official of the county. A person may file a complaint with the county’s Office of Ethics and Accountability if the person believes that a member, an employee, or an inspector of the Board has violated: any provision of civil or criminal law, including laws against bribery, in connection with the performance of the duties of the member, employee, or inspector; or any provision of the county’s public ethics laws. If a complaint is filed under paragraph (1) of this subsection, the county’s Office of Ethics and Accountability shall: investigate the complaint; and if appropriate, refer the complaint to the State’s Attorney of the county for criminal prosecution.