Tennessee § 37-2-605 - Construction of part.
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§ 37-2-605. Construction of part.
Nothing in this part shall be construed to require a person to have maintained continuous contact with the resource centers or the department in order to be eligible to receive services from the resource centers or the department. Acts 2009, ch. 415, § 1. Code Commission Notes. Acts 2009, ch. 415, § 1 purported to enact a new title 37, chapter 2, part 5; however, since the Tennessee Code already contains a title 37, chapter 2, part 5, the code commission added Acts 2009, ch. 415, 1 as title 37, chapter 2, part 6.
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