Michigan § 18.307 - Michigan advisory council for Spanish-speaking abolished; transfer of duties, functions, and property to commission.
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§ 18.307. Michigan advisory council for Spanish-speaking abolished; transfer of duties, functions, and property to commission.
The Michigan advisory council for the Spanish-speaking created pursuant to Executive Order 1974-6, as amended by Executive Order 1974-6(a), is abolished and its duties and functions shall be assumed by the commission. The documents, files, properties, and moneys belonging to the present Michigan advisory council for the Spanish-speaking shall be transferred to the commission on Spanish-speaking affairs.
Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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