Tennessee § 4-29-107 - Vote to terminate entity — Recommended legislation.
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§ 4-29-107. Vote to terminate entity — Recommended legislation.
If the evaluation committee by a majority vote determines that a governmental entity should be terminated, the evaluation committee shall cause to be introduced legislation necessary to transfer or abolish such entity's functions, duties and powers and repeal or amend any section of the code or the public acts that would be repealed or amended by implication if the governmental entity is terminated. Acts 1977, ch. 452, § 12; T.C.A., § 4-2913. Attorney General Opinions. Effect of termination of state seed board, OAG 95-052, 1995 Tenn. AG LEXIS 50 (5/15/95).
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