Va. Code Ann. § 2.2-2045
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Authority of Council
Official statutory text
The Council may:
1. Determine standards for apprentice agreements, which standards shall not be lower than those prescribed by this article;
2. Appoint the secretary of the Council to act as secretary of each state joint apprenticeship committee;
3. Review decisions of local joint apprenticeship committees relating to apprenticeship disputes pursuant to subdivision C 3 of § 2.2-2047 ;
4. Perform such other duties as are necessary to carry out the intent of this article; and
5. Advise the Commissioner on policies to coordinate apprenticeship-related instruction delivered by state and local public education agencies.
2023, cc. 624 , 625 ; 2024, c. 507 .
1. Determine standards for apprentice agreements, which standards shall not be lower than those prescribed by this article;
2. Appoint the secretary of the Council to act as secretary of each state joint apprenticeship committee;
3. Review decisions of local joint apprenticeship committees relating to apprenticeship disputes pursuant to subdivision C 3 of § 2.2-2047 ;
4. Perform such other duties as are necessary to carry out the intent of this article; and
5. Advise the Commissioner on policies to coordinate apprenticeship-related instruction delivered by state and local public education agencies.
2023, cc. 624 , 625 ; 2024, c. 507 .
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