Tennessee § 50-3-912 - Report of failure of government programs.
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§ 50-3-912. Report of failure of government programs.
If the commissioner has reason to believe that any local government program of compliance is ineffective, the commissioner shall, after unsuccessfully seeking by negotiation to abate the failure, include this fact in the commissioner's annual report to the governor and the general assembly, together with the reasons for the belief that the local government program of compliance is ineffective, and may recommend legislation intended to correct the condition. Acts 1972, ch. 561, § 19; 1974, ch. 585, § 37; T.C.A., § 50-573; Acts 1999, ch. 520, § 41. Cross-References. Reporting requirement satisfied by notice to general assembly members of publication of report, § 3-1-114 .
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