California § 242 - The commission and Energy Commission shall collaborate to develop and maintain a
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§ 242. The commission and Energy Commission shall collaborate to develop and maintain a
(a) The commission and Energy Commission shall collaborate to develop and maintain a list of community-based organizations to help ensure adequate public outreach in low-income, disadvantaged, rural, tribal, and unincorporated communities regarding available programs and incentives. (b) In developing the list pursuant to subdivision (a), the commission and Energy Commission shall work with existing advisory committees and low-income oversight boards, and with current community-based organizations engaged at their respective agencies.
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