California § 6140.12 - The board shall complete and implement a five-year strategic plan to be updated e

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§ 6140.12. The board shall complete and implement a five-year strategic plan to be updated e

The board shall complete and implement a five-year strategic plan to be updated every two years. In conjunction with the submission of the board’s adopted final budget as required by Section 6140.1, the chair shall report to the Supreme Court, the Governor, and the Senate and Assembly Committees on Judiciary on the measures the board has taken to implement the strategic plan and shall indicate the measures the board will need to take in the remaining years of the strategic plan to address the projected needs contained in the plan.

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