Alabama § 25-16-4 - Committees.
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§ 25-16-4. Committees.
The STEM Council shall have the following committees:
(1) THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. The STEM Council shall be under the direction of an executive committee, consisting of the individuals identified in subdivisions (a)(1), (a)(2), and (a)(4) of Section 25-16-3, and shall be led by the Chair of the STEM Council, appointed by the Governor. The business of the council shall be conducted by the executive committee, which may launch initiatives, make final recommendations, approve budgets, evaluate the director, and take any other action in furtherance of the council’s purpose and duties, consulting with the other members of the council and the Secretary of Workforce, as the executive committee deems appropriate.
(2) ADDITIONAL COMMITTEES. The chair of the council may form additional committees to address issues concerning the purpose and duties of the council. For each committee formed, the chair shall designate a serving member of the council as committee chair and shall provide for the membership and duties of the committee. Members appointed to additional committees may also be serving as members of the council.
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