Washington § 44.04.360 - Joint higher education committee — Purpose.

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§ 44.04.360. Joint higher education committee — Purpose.

(1) A joint higher education committee is created.
(2) The purpose of the joint higher education committee is to:
(a) By December 1, 2012, and annually thereafter, review the work of the student achievement council and provide legislative feedback;
(b) Engage with the student achievement council and the higher education community to create greater communication, coordination, and alignment between the higher education system and the expectations of the legislature; and
(c) Provide recommendations for higher education policy, including proposed legislation, to the higher education and fiscal committees of the legislature.
[ 2012 c 229 s 201.]

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