Tennessee § 68-204-106 Organization of work of council - Rules of procedure - Meetings

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§ 68-204-106 — Organization of work of council - Rules of procedure - Meetings

Tennessee § 68-204-106

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 68-204-106 (2026).

Text

(a)To facilitate the work of the council and for administrative purposes, the chair of the council, with the consent and approval of the members, shall organize the work of the council to carry out the requirements of this chapter and to ensure the efficient operation of the council.

(b)The council shall:

(1)Adopt its own rules of procedure;

(2)Meet quarterly, with members to be physically present at a minimum of two (2) quarterly meetings each calendar year. Members may also participate by teleconference call, provided that all other requirements of this subdivision (b)(2) are met. Emergency meetings may be called by the chair or upon petition by a majority of the council, with written notice being given to all members; and (3) Make nonsubstantive policy relating to the administrative

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(a) To facilitate the work of the council and for administrative purposes, the chair of the council, with the consent and approval of the members, shall organize the work of the council to carry out the requirements of this chapter and to ensure the efficient operation of the council. (b) The council shall: (1) Adopt its own rules of procedure; (2) Meet quarterly, with members to be physically present at a minimum of two (2) quarterly meetings each calendar year. Members may also participate by teleconference call, provided that all other requirements of this subdivision (b)(2) are met. Emergency meetings may be called by the chair or upon petition by a majority of the council, with written notice being given to all members; and (3) Make nonsubstantive policy relating to the administrative operation of the council.