Outraged by the revelations, the Democratic leaders of the General Assembly and Republican Gov. Larry Hogan agreed to fast-track reform legislation that will terminate the terms of all UMMS board members by the end of the year. The board members, who sit on the board as unpaid volunteers, would have to apply for reappointment if they wanted to return. The bill also will prohibit board members from getting no-bid contracts from the system, and require them to submit financial disclosure forms to state leaders in Annapolis, not just regulators.