North Carolina § 90-171 - 72. North Carolina Center for Nursing; State support.
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§ 90-171. 72. North Carolina Center for Nursing; State support.
The General Assembly finds that it is imperative that the State protect its investment and progress made in its nursing efforts to date. The General Assembly further finds that the North Carolina Center for Nursing is the appropriate means to do so. The Center shall have State budget support for its operations so that it may have adequate resources for the tasks the General Assembly has set out in this Article. History (1991, c. 550, s. 3.) §§ 90-171.73 through 90-171.79: Reserved for future codification purposes.
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