A petition shall contain: an information page; and signature pages containing not less than the total number of signatures required by law to be filed. The information page shall contain: a description of the subject and purpose of the petition, conforming to the requirements of regulations; identification of the sponsor and, if the sponsor is an organization, of the individual designated to receive notices under this subtitle; the required information relating to the signatures contained in the petition; the required affidavit made and executed by the sponsor or, if the sponsor is an organization, by an individual responsible to and designated by the organization; and any other information required by regulation. Each signature page shall contain: a description of the subject and purpose of the petition, conforming to the requirements of regulations; if the petition seeks to place a question on the ballot: a brief title that describes the topic, goal, or outcome of the ballot question; a fair and accurate summary of the substantive provisions of the proposal written in plain, clear language that: a voter can easily understand; does not explain the legal mechanism providing for the policy change; and does not contain legal jargon or use double negatives or the passive voice; or the full text of the proposal; and a brief statement explaining what the practical outcome of each voting choice would be; a statement, to which each signer subscribes, that: the signer supports the purpose of that petition process; and based on the signer’s information and belief, the signer is a registered voter in the county specified on the page and is eligible to have his or her signature counted; spaces for signatures and the required information relating to the signers; a space for the name of the county in which each of the signers of that page is a registered voter; a space for the required affidavit made and executed by the circulator; and any other information required by regulation. If the petition seeks to place a question on the ballot and the sponsor elects to print a summary of the proposal on each signature page as provided in subsection (c)(2)(ii)1 of this section: the circulator shall have the full text of the proposal present at the time and place that each signature is affixed to the page; and the signature page shall state that the full text is available from the circulator. A signature page shall satisfy the requirements of subsections (c) and (d)(2) of this section before any signature is affixed to it and at all relevant times thereafter.