Maine § 5 §7030-D Powers and duties

Maine Statutes

§ 5 §7030-D — Powers and duties

Maine § 5 §7030-D

Title 5ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND SERVICES

Part 17STATUS OF WOMEN

Ch. 371-APERMANENT COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 5, § 5 §7030-D (2026).

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The commission shall advise and consult with the Governor and the Legislature about, and assist them in improving, opportunities for women in the State by:

1.Research. Carrying out research programs necessary to determine the status of women in the State;

2.Activities. Promoting and coordinating activities on state and local levels designed to meet the problems of women in the State;

3.Advocate. Serving as an advocate for women in making recommendations on proposed budgetary, legislative and policy actions to the Governor, the Legislature and other officials of the State and the Federal Government with respect to state and federal policies, programs and other activities affecting or relating to women in the State;

4.Information. Informing the public about the presence or absence of opp

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The commission shall advise and consult with the Governor and the Legislature about, and assist them in improving, opportunities for women in the State by:
1.
Research.
Carrying out research programs necessary to determine the status of women in the State;
2.
Activities.
Promoting and coordinating activities on state and local levels designed to meet the problems of women in the State;
3.
Advocate.
Serving as an advocate for women in making recommendations on proposed budgetary, legislative and policy actions to the Governor, the Legislature and other officials of the State and the Federal Government with respect to state and federal policies, programs and other activities affecting or relating to women in the State;
4.
Information.
Informing the public about the presence or absence of opportunities for women in the State;
5.
Meetings.
Conducting public hearings, conferences, workshops and other such meetings to obtain information about, discuss and publicize the needs of and solutions to the problems of women; and
6.
Reports.
Making a biennial report to the Governor and the Legislature concerning the work and interests of the commission.
The commission may accept funds from the Federal Government, from a political subdivision of the State or from an individual, a foundation or a corporation and may expend funds for purposes that are consistent with this chapter. Funds received under this section must be deposited in a nonlapsing Other Special Revenue Funds account within the Department of the Secretary of State to support the work of the commission.