Texas § 481.379 DESIGN COMMITTEE.

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§ 481.379 — DESIGN COMMITTEE.

Texas § 481.379

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Sec. 481.379. DESIGN COMMITTEE.

(a)Expired.

(b)The design committee is composed of members appointed by the executive director as follows:

(1)three members who are employers, representing the business community, including representation of small businesses;

(2)three members who are employees, representing the labor community;

(3)three members who are high school teachers, representing secondary education, including representation by persons with experience in the federal technical preparatory education programs created under 20 U.S.C. Section 2394b;

(4)three members who are faculty members of institutions of higher education, representing higher education, including representation by persons with experience in the federal technical preparatory education programs created under 20 U.S.

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Sec. 481.379. DESIGN COMMITTEE. (a) Expired.
(b) The design committee is composed of members appointed by the executive director as follows:
(1) three members who are employers, representing the business community, including representation of small businesses;
(2) three members who are employees, representing the labor community;
(3) three members who are high school teachers, representing secondary education, including representation by persons with experience in the federal technical preparatory education programs created under 20 U.S.C. Section 2394b;
(4) three members who are faculty members of institutions of higher education, representing higher education, including representation by persons with experience in the federal technical preparatory education programs created under 20 U.S.C. Section 2394b;
(5) three members who are training directors from registered United States Department of Labor Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training programs; and
(6) three members who are persons who are not eligible for appointment under Subdivisions (1) through (5), representing the general public.
(c) to (e) Expired.
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