Vermont § 2 - Executive Order No. 22-2 (No. 30-86) [Vermont Life Advisory Board]

§ 2. Executive Order No. 22-2 (No. 30-86) [Vermont Life Advisory Board]

• WHEREAS, for 40 years, Vermont Life magazine has been an important quarterly expression of Vermont’s attributes, values,
  and people, and has helped make the beauty, heritage, and special characteristics
  of our state known nationwide; and WHEREAS, for many years a group of professional Vermont photographers, writers, and
  experts on Vermont have given generously of their time and talent to assist and support
  the editor and staff of that magazine, and have, therefore, helped maintain its high
  quality and independent viewpoint; and WHEREAS, Vermont Life magazine this year celebrates its 40th anniversary as a publication; NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that I, Governor Madeleine M. Kunin, by the authority
  vested in me, do hereby order as follows: A Vermont Life Advisory Board is hereby created, to assist, support and advise the
  Secretary of Development and Community Affairs, the Editor-In-Chief of Vermont Life magazine, and staff of Vermont Life in the fulfillment of their duties. Appointment and Terms of Members The Advisory Board shall consist of nine members, appointed by the Secretary of the
  Agency of Development and Community Affairs. Terms of Board membership shall be for
  three years, or until vacancies are filled. Initial Board appointments shall be three
  for a term of one year, three for a term of two years, and three for a term of three
  years. Vacancies occurring among the appointed members shall be filled for the balance
  of the unexpired term. Functions and Duties The Board shall serve in an advisory capacity to the Secretary of Development and
  Community Affairs, and the Editor-In-Chief, on matters related to Vermont Life. Board Meetings; Administrative Support The Vermont Life Advisory Board shall meet at least four times per year, or at the
  call of the Secretary of Development and Community Affairs. Administrative support
  for Advisory Board activities shall be provided by Vermont Life, at the discretion
  of the Secretary in consultation with the Editor-In-Chief. The Secretary may also
  make provision for administrative support by other departments and divisions of the
  Agency of Development and Community Affairs, to the extent that resources permit.
  Expenses of the members of the Advisory Board, incident to the work of the Board,
  and the cost of any incidental expenses, shall be borne by Vermont Life magazine from available funds. This Executive Order takes effect upon signing. Dated September 16, 1986.