Washington § 76.56.040 - Use of center's programs, research, and advisory services — Schedule of fees.

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§ 76.56.040. Use of center's programs, research, and advisory services — Schedule of fees.

The governor, the legislature, state agencies, and the public may use the center's programs, research, and advisory services as may be needed. The center shall establish a schedule of fees for actual services rendered.
[ 1985 c 122 s 4.]

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