Tennessee § 9-4-5403 Considerations in block grants and federal devolution

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§ 9-4-5403 — Considerations in block grants and federal devolution

Tennessee § 9-4-5403

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 9-4-5403 (2026).

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To the greatest extent practicable and as permitted by law, each state agency shall make block grant and federal devolution decisions based on the following principles:

(1)Minimizing harmful impacts on current programs, current and potential recipients of assistance, local governments, nonprofit agencies and the state economy;

(2)Ensuring formal and informal participation of concerned citizens, regulated industry or other entities, environmental groups, religious organizations, nonprofit agencies and service providers and their clients/customers and board members and local government officials in proposed reorganizations and new priority decisions, so that their experience may be used creatively by state decision makers; and (3) Providing the above-referenced groups and categories of cit

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To the greatest extent practicable and as permitted by law, each state agency shall make block grant and federal devolution decisions based on the following principles: (1) Minimizing harmful impacts on current programs, current and potential recipients of assistance, local governments, nonprofit agencies and the state economy; (2) Ensuring formal and informal participation of concerned citizens, regulated industry or other entities, environmental groups, religious organizations, nonprofit agencies and service providers and their clients/customers and board members and local government officials in proposed reorganizations and new priority decisions, so that their experience may be used creatively by state decision makers; and (3) Providing the above-referenced groups and categories of citizens with full and prompt access to information on new policy and funding and program organization related to block grants and federal devolution of authority.