Washington § 15.62.130 - Commission officers — Members' fidelity bonds.

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§ 15.62.130. Commission officers — Members' fidelity bonds.

The commission may elect an executive secretary who is not a member and fix his or her compensation and may appoint a treasurer who shall sign all vouchers and receipts for moneys received by the commission. The commission shall purchase for each of its members a fidelity bond executed by a surety company authorized to do business in the state, in favor of the state and the commission, in a sum to be determined by the commission.
[ 1989 c 5 s 12.]

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