3 V.S.A. § 2
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§ 2. Agencies and boards in Governor's office
Official statutory text
The following agencies and boards are hereby attached to the Governor's office for administrative purposes:
(1) State Claims Commission
(2) Emergency Board
(3) All agencies that involve or concern interstate relationships including:
(A) Connecticut River Flood Control Commission
(B) New England Board of Higher Education
(C) [Repealed.]
(D) [Repealed.]
(E) [Repealed.]
(F) Committee on Tri-State Institutional Matters
(G) Uniform Laws Commission
(H) New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission
(I) Interstate Commission on Lake Champlain Basin
(J) Northeastern Forest Fire Protection Commission
(4) All interdepartmental agencies including:
(A) Interdepartmental Mental Health Council
(B) Traffic Committee.
(1) State Claims Commission
(2) Emergency Board
(3) All agencies that involve or concern interstate relationships including:
(A) Connecticut River Flood Control Commission
(B) New England Board of Higher Education
(C) [Repealed.]
(D) [Repealed.]
(E) [Repealed.]
(F) Committee on Tri-State Institutional Matters
(G) Uniform Laws Commission
(H) New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission
(I) Interstate Commission on Lake Champlain Basin
(J) Northeastern Forest Fire Protection Commission
(4) All interdepartmental agencies including:
(A) Interdepartmental Mental Health Council
(B) Traffic Committee.
Status: repealed · Read it on the official government site
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