Louisiana § 36:7 Multi-member entities within the executive branch; reporting requirements

Louisiana Statutes

§ 36:7 — Multi-member entities within the executive branch; reporting requirements

Louisiana·Title 36 Organization of the Executive Branch of State Government

A.As used in this Section, "board" includes each board, commission, committee, council, or other multi-member entity within the executive branch of the state government which is established by the constitution or laws of this state or by executive order and on which any of the membership is appointed.

B.On or before January 15 of each year, each board shall submit to the Senate, on forms developed and provided by the Senate, such information as may be requested pertaining to the board's membership.

C.Except for a vacancy due to expiration of a term, each board shall inform the governor and the Senate in writing of the existence and cause of any vacancy in its membership not later than thirty days after the occurrence of the vacancy.

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A. As used in this Section, "board" includes each board, commission, committee, council, or other multi-member entity within the executive branch of the state government which is established by the constitution or laws of this state or by executive order and on which any of the membership is appointed.
B. On or before January 15 of each year, each board shall submit to the Senate, on forms developed and provided by the Senate, such information as may be requested pertaining to the board's membership.
C. Except for a vacancy due to expiration of a term, each board shall inform the governor and the Senate in writing of the existence and cause of any vacancy in its membership not later than thirty days after the occurrence of the vacancy.

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