Maine Statutes
§ 5 §12012 — Members from other branches of government
Maine·Title 5 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND SERVICES·Part 18 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES·Ch. 379 BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, COMMITTEES AND SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS
Persons who serve in any branch of State Government may serve on a board that is solely advisory in authority. A person who serves in a branch of State Government may serve on a board of another branch of State Government as a nonvoting member in an advisory capacity only if that board is not solely advisory in authority. A person who serves in a branch of State Government may serve on any board that is solely advisory in authority, unless specifically prohibited by another provision of law.
A board is solely advisory in authority if its only authority is to review policies and procedures, conduct studies or advise or make recommendations to a branch of government. It may not have the authority to control expenditures, issue rules, approve decisions of other agencies or officials or enforc
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Legislative History
PL 1983, c. 814 (NEW). PL 1985, c. 295, §23 (AMD).
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§ 5 §120
Publications§ 5 §120-A
Routine technical rules§ 5 §120-B
Duty of Secretary of State§ 5 §120-D
Effective date§ 5 §12001
Purpose§ 5 §12002
Definitions§ 5 §12002-A
Payment of expenses§ 5 §12002-B
Compensation of board members§ 5 §12002-C
Per diem and expense vouchers§ 5 §12002-D
Compensation and expenses of excluded boards§ 5 §12003
Policy§ 5 §12003-A
Standards§ 5 §12004-A
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