Tennessee § 68-55-103 - Duties of the advisory council.
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§ 68-55-103. Duties of the advisory council.
In carrying out the purposes of this chapter the advisory council shall advise the TBI coordinator in developing program policies and procedures, make recommendations, and perform such other duties as necessary for implementation of a state-wide plan to assist TBI persons and their families. The advisory council shall provide assistance to the TBI coordinator in the development of a state brain trauma registry and a state plan for a comprehensive system of services for persons with TBIs, including short-term and long-term goals and objectives for implementing the plan and developing a state-wide case management plan. Acts 1993, ch. 443, § 4.
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