Connecticut § 8-35e - Intercouncil committees and staff sharing.
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§ 8-35e. Intercouncil committees and staff sharing.
Sec. 8-35e. Intercouncil committees and staff sharing. (a) Two or more regional councils of governments may establish one or more intercouncil committees to recommend policies relating to matters of an interregional nature, provided each participating council shall have first adopted a resolution authorizing establishment of any such intercouncil committees and defining the scope of its duties.
(b) Two or more regional councils of governments may share staff and staff from one council may work in the area of another council, provided each council involved in such a cooperative effort shall have first adopted a resolution authorizing such action and specifying the extent of cooperation and the terms under which it is to be provided.
(P.A. 76-7; P.A. 13-247, S. 280.)
History: P.A. 13-247 substituted “councils of governments” for “planning agencies”, “intercouncil” for “interagency” and “council” for “agency”, effective January 1, 2015.
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