Wyo. Stat. § 9-2-2008
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Department of administration and information created; director appointed; structure
Official statutory text
(a) As part of the reorganization of Wyoming state government, there is created the Wyoming department of administration and information consisting of the agencies, programs and functions specified in this section. The provisions of the Wyoming Government Reorganization Act of 1989, W.S. 9-2-1701 through 9-2-1707, apply to this section.
(b) The administrative head of the department shall be a director appointed by the governor.
(c) The following agencies are assigned to the department of administration and information under a Type 1 transfer:
(i) Department of administration and fiscal control;
(ii) State library.
(d) Repealed By Laws 2001, Ch. 55, § 3.
(e) The following functions or programs shall be transferred from the department of commerce to the department of administration and information under a Type 3 transfer:
(i) Board of certified public accountants;
(ii) Board of architects;
(iii) Board of barber examiners;
(iv) Board of chiropractic examiners;
(v) Board of cosmetology;
(vi) Board of dental examiner;
(vii) Board of embalming;
(viii) Board of hearing aid specialists;
(ix) Board of medical examiners;
(x) Board of nursing;
(xi) Board of nursing home administrators;
(xii) Board of examiners in optometry;
(xiii) Gaming commission;
(xiv) Board of pharmacy;
(xv) Board of physical therapy;
(xvi) Board of registration in podiatry;
(xvii) Mental health professions licensing board;
(xviii) Board of psychology;
(xix) Board of radiologic technologists examiners;
(xx) Real estate commission;
(xxi) Board of examiners for speech pathology and audiology;
(xxii) Board of veterinary medicine;
(xxiii) The Wyoming professional teaching standards board;
(xxiv) The Wyoming state board of outfitters and professional guides;
(xxv) The board of occupational therapy;
(xxvi) The Wyoming board of professional geologists.
(b) The administrative head of the department shall be a director appointed by the governor.
(c) The following agencies are assigned to the department of administration and information under a Type 1 transfer:
(i) Department of administration and fiscal control;
(ii) State library.
(d) Repealed By Laws 2001, Ch. 55, § 3.
(e) The following functions or programs shall be transferred from the department of commerce to the department of administration and information under a Type 3 transfer:
(i) Board of certified public accountants;
(ii) Board of architects;
(iii) Board of barber examiners;
(iv) Board of chiropractic examiners;
(v) Board of cosmetology;
(vi) Board of dental examiner;
(vii) Board of embalming;
(viii) Board of hearing aid specialists;
(ix) Board of medical examiners;
(x) Board of nursing;
(xi) Board of nursing home administrators;
(xii) Board of examiners in optometry;
(xiii) Gaming commission;
(xiv) Board of pharmacy;
(xv) Board of physical therapy;
(xvi) Board of registration in podiatry;
(xvii) Mental health professions licensing board;
(xviii) Board of psychology;
(xix) Board of radiologic technologists examiners;
(xx) Real estate commission;
(xxi) Board of examiners for speech pathology and audiology;
(xxii) Board of veterinary medicine;
(xxiii) The Wyoming professional teaching standards board;
(xxiv) The Wyoming state board of outfitters and professional guides;
(xxv) The board of occupational therapy;
(xxvi) The Wyoming board of professional geologists.
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