Washington § 41.26.7151 - Board of trustees — Political party representation.

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§ 41.26.7151. Board of trustees — Political party representation.

The legislative board members appointed under RCW 41.26.715 must include one member from the two largest political parties. The speaker of the house of representatives shall request a recommendation from the minority leader of the house of representatives if a member from the opposite party must be recommended for appointment. The majority leader of the senate shall request a recommendation from the minority leader of the senate if a member from the opposite party must be recommended for appointment.
[ 2007 c 303 s 2.]

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