Virginia § 2.2-300 - Assistant to the Governor for Intergovernmental Affairs; position created; appointment
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§ 2.2-300. Assistant to the Governor for Intergovernmental Affairs; position created; appointment
A. There is created in the Office of the Governor, the position of Assistant to the Governor for Intergovernmental Affairs (the Assistant to the Governor) to serve as the link between the Commonwealth and the United States Congress; the White House; federal departments, agencies bureaus, offices and entities; and other states and territories.
B. The Assistant to the Governor for Intergovernmental Affairs shall be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of the Governor.
1978, c. 515, § 2.1-564; 1979, c. 429; 1981, c. 315; 1982, c. 421; 2001, c. 844; 2011, cc. 827, 867; 2013, cc. 231, 401.
Source: official Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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