The Attorney General or any Deputy Attorney General or assistant Attorney General whom the Attorney General designates may: become a member of an organization of attorneys general of other states or their deputies or assistants and, as provided in the State budget, contribute to the expenses of the organization; and use the services of the Council of State Governments and, as provided in the State budget, contribute to the cost of the services. On January 1 of each year, the Attorney General shall submit an annual report to the Governor and, in accordance with § 2–1257 of this article, the General Assembly. The annual report shall: describe the business and proceedings of the Office during the preceding calendar year; and include any recommendations that the Attorney General considers appropriate. The Attorney General shall keep the following records until they are disposed of in accordance with § 10–616 of this article: a copy of the pleadings in each suit, action, or other proceeding of which the Office has charge; a complete and current docket of those proceedings; a copy of each written opinion that the Office issues; and an abstract of each title that the Office examines or has examined. The Attorney General annually shall publish on the website of the Attorney General: the opinions that the Office issued during the preceding calendar year; and the annual report for that preceding calendar year. The papers of the Office shall be filed in its offices until disposed of in accordance with § 10–616 of this article. The papers and books of the Office shall be indexed so that they are readily accessible.