§ 10–408

the investment committee;

the responsibilities of the investment committee, including a process for considering remedies, including divestment, for investments in a business that no longer meets the definition of a qualified business; and

the procedures for the appointment of investment committee members.

adopt bylaws for the conduct of its business;

adopt a seal;

maintain offices at a place it designates in the State;

accept loans, grants, or assistance of any kind from the federal or State government, a local government, a college or university, or a private source;

enter into contracts and other legal instruments;

sue or be sued;

acquire, purchase, hold, lease as lessee, and use:

sell, lease as lessor, transfer, license, assign, or dispose of property or a property interest that it acquires;

fix and collect rates, rentals, fees, royalties, and charges for services and resources it provides or makes available;

create, own, control, or be a member of a corporation, limited liability company, partnership, or other entity, whether operated for profit or not for profit;

subject to a written agreement, provide administrative support and services to an entity described under item (10) of this subsection and receive compensation for providing the support and services;

exercise power usually possessed by a private corporation in performing similar functions unless to do so would conflict with State law; and

do all things necessary or convenient to carry out the powers granted by this subtitle.