Tennessee § 4-29-114 - Recommended amendatory legislation — Form.
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§ 4-29-114. Recommended amendatory legislation — Form.
Any legislation that the evaluation committee causes to be introduced shall concern only one (1) governmental entity, and the name of such entity shall be contained in the caption of the bill. However, if the evaluation committee causes legislation to be introduced that would restructure two (2) or more entities by combining their functions, duties or administration, then such legislation may concern all the entities thereby restructured; provided, that the names of all such entities are contained in the caption of the bill. Acts 1977, ch. 452, § 16; 1979, ch. 8, § 1; T.C.A., § 4-2920. Cross-References. Provisions of section not applicable to title 37, ch. 3, part 1, concerning commission on children and youth, § 37-3-109 .
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