Vermont § 4605 - Advisor appointees

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§ 4605. Advisor appointees

  • (a) The Secretary of State shall appoint two licensed auctioneers for five-year terms
    to serve as advisors in matters relating to auctioneers. One of the initial appointments
    may be for less than a five-year term. Appointees shall not have less than three years’
    experience as an auctioneer immediately preceding appointment, and shall be actively
    engaged in practice as an auctioneer in Vermont during incumbency. (b) The Director shall seek the advice of the auctioneer advisors in carrying out the
    provisions of this chapter. The advisors shall be entitled to compensation and necessary
    expenses in the amount provided in 32 V.S.A. § 1010 for attendance at any meeting called by the Director for this purpose. (Added 2001, No. 151 (Adj. Sess.), § 43, eff. June 27, 2002.)

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