Washington § 67.17.070 - Compact committee voting requirements.

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§ 67.17.070. Compact committee voting requirements.

(1) Each official is entitled to one vote on the compact committee.
(2) All action taken by the compact committee with regard to the addition of party states as provided in RCW 67.17.020, the licensure of participants in live racing, and the receipt and disbursement of funds require a majority vote of the total number of officials, or their alternates, on the compact committee. All other action by the compact committee requires a majority vote of those officials, or their alternates, present and voting.
(3) No action of the compact committee may be taken unless a quorum is present. A majority of the officials, or their alternates, on the compact committee constitutes a quorum.
[ 2001 c 18 s 8.]

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