Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“The department’s executive director must appoint a commission director after consulting the commission, and the commission must report to the lieutenant governor and file an annual written report by January 1. The department must also provide administrative and staff support to the commission.”
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The department’s executive director must appoint a commission director after consulting the commission, and the commission must report to the lieutenant governor and file an annual written report by January 1. The department must also p…
Section 9-20-206
experienced in administration; and
Section 9-20-206(1)(a)
The director of the commission must report to the executive director.
Section 9-20-206(2)
report to the office of the lieutenant governor; and
Section 9-20-206(3)(a)
The department must provide administrative and staff support services to the commission.
Section 9-20-206(4)
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