Idaho § 67-7205 POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE COMMISSION

Idaho Statutes

§ 67-7205 — POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE COMMISSION

Idaho § 67-7205

Title 67STATE GOVERNMENT AND STATE AFFAIRS

Ch. 72COMMISSION ON HISPANIC AFFAIRS

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Idaho Code § 67-7205 (2026).

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The commission shall have the following powers and duties:

(1)To gather and disseminate information and conduct hearings, conferences, investigations, and special studies on problems and programs concerning Hispanic people;

(2)To stimulate public awareness of the problems of Hispanic people by conducting a program of public education;

(3)To develop, coordinate, and assist other public and private organizations that serve Hispanic people, including the conducting of training programs for community leadership;

(4)To advise the governor, legislature and state departments and agencies of the nature, magnitude, and priorities of the problems of Hispanic people;

(5)To advise the governor, legislature and state departments and agencies on, and assist in the development and implementation of,

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The commission shall have the following powers and duties:
(1) To gather and disseminate information and conduct hearings, conferences, investigations, and special studies on problems and programs concerning Hispanic people;
(2) To stimulate public awareness of the problems of Hispanic people by conducting a program of public education;
(3) To develop, coordinate, and assist other public and private organizations that serve Hispanic people, including the conducting of training programs for community leadership;
(4) To advise the governor, legislature and state departments and agencies of the nature, magnitude, and priorities of the problems of Hispanic people;
(5) To advise the governor, legislature and state departments and agencies on, and assist in the development and implementation of, comprehensive and coordinated policies, programs, and procedures focusing on the special problems and needs of Hispanic people, fields of education, and employment;
(6) To propose new programs concerning Hispanic people to public and private agencies and evaluate for such agencies existing programs or prospective legislation concerning Hispanic people;
(7) To establish advisory committees on special subjects or projects;
(8) To apply for and accept federal funds granted by congress or executive order for all or any of the purposes of this chapter as well as gifts and donations from individuals, corporations, private organizations or foundations, and to accept volunteer clerical or staff work;
(9) To cooperate or contract with individuals and state, local and other agencies, both public and private, including agencies of the federal government and of other states;
(10) To meet and exercise its powers at any place within the state;
(11) To make bylaws for its own governance and procedure not inconsistent with the laws of this state.