Va. Code Ann. § 2.2-203

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Position established; agencies for which responsible

Official statutory text

The position of Secretary of Administration (the Secretary) is created. The Secretary shall be responsible to the Governor for the following agencies and boards: Department of Human Resource Management, Information Technology Advisory Council, Department of General Services, Compensation Board, Secretary of the Commonwealth, Virginia Information Technologies Agency, Virginia Geographic Information Network Advisory Board, and 9-1-1 Services Board. The Governor may, by executive order, assign any other state executive agency to the Secretary, or reassign any agency listed above to another Secretary.

1976, c. 743, §§ 2.1-51.25, 2.1-51.27; 1978, c. 84; 1980, c. 620; 1981, c. 315; 1984, cc. 720, 746; 1985, c. 447; 1988, cc. 424, 839; 1993, c. 542; 1994, cc. 4 , 85 ; 1995, c. 837 ; 1997, c. 858 ; 1999, cc. 412 , 421 , 433 ; 2000, cc. 66 , 657 , 947 , 1006 ; 2001, c. 844 ; 2002, c. 572 ; 2003, cc. 197 , 657 , 670 , 884 ; 2006, c. 150 ; 2008, cc. 387 , 689 ; 2012, cc. 803 , 835 ; 2020, c. 738 .

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