Washington § 15.65.680 Appointment of nonvoting advisory members.

Washington Statutes

§ 15.65.680 — Appointment of nonvoting advisory members.

Washington § 15.65.680

Title 15AGRICULTURE AND MARKETING

Ch. 15.65WASHINGTON STATE AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY BOARDS

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Wash. Rev. Code § 15.65.680 (2026).

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(1)A commodity board may appoint up to two nonvoting advisory members to the board who have expertise in marketing, operations, or other topics relevant to the work of the board. The term of office for each nonvoting advisory member must be established in each board's marketing order or agreement, but may not exceed three years. Nonvoting advisory members may serve additional consecutive terms of office if reappointed by the board.

(2)Nonvoting advisory members do not count toward establishing a quorum of the board.

(3)Nonvoting advisory members must be compensated in the same manner as board members under RCW 15.65.270 (4).

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(1) A commodity board may appoint up to two nonvoting advisory members to the board who have expertise in marketing, operations, or other topics relevant to the work of the board. The term of office for each nonvoting advisory member must be established in each board's marketing order or agreement, but may not exceed three years. Nonvoting advisory members may serve additional consecutive terms of office if reappointed by the board.

(2) Nonvoting advisory members do not count toward establishing a quorum of the board.

(3) Nonvoting advisory members must be compensated in the same manner as board members under RCW 15.65.270 (4).