Washington § 70.26.070 - Secretary duties — Report.

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§ 70.26.070. Secretary duties — Report.

The secretary shall:
(1) Develop a process for assessing the compliance of each local health jurisdiction with the requirements and performance standards developed under RCW 70.26.030(1) at least biannually;
(2) By November 15, 2008, report to the legislature on the level of compliance with the performance standards established under RCW 70.26.030(1). The report shall consider the extent to which local health jurisdictions comply with each performance standard and any impediments to meeting the expected level of performance.
[ 2006 c 63 s 7.]

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