What entity is responsible for enforcing codes under COMAR?

The Department of Health is responsible for enforcing specific codes under the Code of Maryland Regulations (COMAR), particularly those related to health and safety standards. This department plays a vital role in setting and enforcing regulations that govern public health, environmental health, and the safety of healthcare facilities and services.

As the primary regulatory body for health-related matters, the Department of Health ensures compliance with health codes, conducts inspections, and takes necessary actions to enforce regulations that protect public health. Its comprehensive authority allows it to create a safe environment for residents by overseeing various health programs and initiatives outlined in COMAR.

In contrast, other entities such as the Attorney General's Office focus more on legal matters and providing legal counsel to state agencies, while the Maryland State Police primarily handle law enforcement and public safety issues, and the Maryland Commission on Legislative Services supports legislative functions but does not enforce regulatory codes.