Virginia § 30-68 - Evaluation criteria; self-studies
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§ 30-68. Evaluation criteria; self-studies
A. Each study carried out pursuant to this chapter shall consider, as required: that there is a valid public need for the program or agency; that legislative intent is being carried out; that program and agency performance has been in the public interest; that program objectives have been defined; that intended program outcomes are measurable and have been accomplished; that program and agency operations are managed efficiently, economically, and effectively; or such other specific criteria as the Commission or standing committees deem necessary and desirable.
B. Agency self-studies may be required in such form and manner as may be directed under the resolution provided for in § 30-67.
1978, c. 388.
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