Georgia § 20-3-48-1 Annual report by Board of Regents

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§ 20-3-48-1 — Annual report by Board of Regents

Georgia § 20-3-48-1

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O.C.G.A. § 20-3-48-1 (2026).

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The board of regents shall make and publish an annual report and provide a copy to the Governor and each chamber of the General Assembly on July 1 of each year addressing the following from the previous calendar year:

(1)Any barriers to, or disruptions of, free expression within public institutions of higher education;

(2)Administrative response and discipline relating to violation of regulations and policies established pursuant to Code Section 20-3-48 ;

(3)Actions taken by public institutions of higher education, including difficulties, controversies, or successes, in maintaining a posture of administrative and institutional neutrality with regard to political or social issues; and (4) Any assessments, criticisms, commendations, or recommendations the board of regents deems appropriat

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The board of regents shall make and publish an annual report and provide a copy to the Governor and each chamber of the General Assembly on July 1 of each year addressing the following from the previous calendar year: (1) Any barriers to, or disruptions of, free expression within public institutions of higher education; (2) Administrative response and discipline relating to violation of regulations and policies established pursuant to Code Section 20-3-48 ; (3) Actions taken by public institutions of higher education, including difficulties, controversies, or successes, in maintaining a posture of administrative and institutional neutrality with regard to political or social issues; and (4) Any assessments, criticisms, commendations, or recommendations the board of regents deems appropriate to further include in the report.