Tennessee § 13-14-109 - Member voting after term of office expired.

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§ 13-14-109. Member voting after term of office expired.

If a member of a board created under this chapter participates in a vote of such board after such member's term of office has expired, no state funds shall be released to or expended by such board until such time as the board meets and rescinds any votes in which such member has participated and reconsiders its action with a lawfully constituted board. Acts 1979, ch. 381, § 4; T.C.A., § 13-1414.

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