Tennessee § 7-82-705 - Reports — Amendments to chapter.
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§ 7-82-705. Reports — Amendments to chapter.
The board shall report annually to the governor and the general assembly on the activities of the board for the preceding year. The board shall receive and consider from any source whatever, whether private or governmental, suggestions for amendments to this chapter, and, on the basis of the suggestions, shall either recommend amendments under § 7-82-702(10) or shall report to the suggesting party, in writing, its reasons for not recommending such proposed amendment. Acts 1987, ch. 422, § 10. Cross-References. Reporting requirements satisfied by notice to general assembly members of publication of reports, § 3-1-114 .
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