Washington § 35.83.080 - State public body support.

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§ 35.83.080. State public body support.

For the purpose of aiding the board of commissioners of a housing authority or social housing public development authority in carrying out the board's duties or powers under any applicable law, any state public body may, with or without consideration, provide monetary, in-kind, or other support to the board of commissioners of a housing authority or social housing public development authority. Such support may not be for the purpose of compensation for a commissioner for his or her services rendered to the housing authority or social housing public development authority.
[ 2026 c 1 s 6; 2018 c 42 s 1.]

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