Alabama § 16-5-12 - Evaluation of Commission Effectiveness; Survey Report and Recommendations.
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§ 16-5-12. Evaluation of Commission Effectiveness; Survey Report and Recommendations.
During the last year of each gubernatorial term, the commission shall conduct a survey of members of the education community, the Legislature, the Executive Branch of the state, and business and industry to evaluate the effectiveness of the work of the commission. A report detailing the results of the survey and any recommended changes shall be submitted to the Governor, the Legislature, the presidents and governing boards of the public institutions of higher education of this state, and the public.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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