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Current as of January 02, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff
(a) The following governmental entities terminate on June 30, 2029:
(1) Advisory committee for children's special services, created by § 68-12-106;
(2) Beef promotion board, created by § 43-29-118;
(3) Board of alcohol and drug abuse counselors, created by § 68-24-601;
(4) Board of control of the Tennessee corrections institute, created by § 41-7-105;
(5) Board of occupational therapy, created by § 63-13-216;
(6) Board of osteopathic examination, created by § 63-9-101;
(7) Board of pharmacy, created by § 63-10-301;
(8) Board of physical therapy, created by § 63-13-318;
(9) Board of trustees of the college savings trust fund program, created by § 49-7-804;
(10) Bureau of TennCare within the department of finance and administration, pursuant to Executive Order No. 23 on October 19, 1999;
(11) Bureau of workers' compensation, created by § 4-3-1408;
(12) Consumer advocate division in the office of the attorney general and reporter, created by § 65-4-118;
(13) Department of economic and community development, created by §§ 4-3-101 and 4-3-701;
(14) Department of financial institutions, created by §§ 4-3-101 and 4-3-401;
(15) Department of mental health and substance abuse services, created by §§ 4-3-101 and 4-3-1601;
(16) Doe Mountain recreation authority, created by § 11-25-103;
(17) Genetic advisory committee, created by § 68-5-503;
(18) Medical advisory committee, created by § 50-6-135;
(19) Medical cannabis commission, created by § 68-7-102;
(20) Medical payment committee, created by § 50-6-125;
(21) Megasite Authority of West Tennessee, created by § 64-9-102;
(22) Perinatal advisory committee, created by § 68-1-803;
(23) Pork promotion board, created by § 43-29-119;
(24) Sam Davis memorial association, board of trustees, created by § 4-13-301;
(25) Second look commission, created by § 37-3-803;
(26) Statewide planning and policy council for the department of mental health and substance abuse services, created by § 33-1-401;
(27) Tennessee advisory commission on intergovernmental relations, created by § 4-10-102;
(28) Tennessee board of utility regulation, created by § 7-82-701;
(29) Tennessee bureau of investigation, created by § 38-6-101; and
(30) Tennessee consolidated retirement system, board of trustees, created by § 8-34-301;
(31) Tennessee dairy promotion committee, created by § 44-19-114;
(32) Tennessee emergency management agency, created by §§ 58-2-103 and 58-2-104.
(33) Tennessee emergency medical services board, created by § 68-140-303;
(34) Tennessee historical commission, created by § 4-11-102;
(35) Tennessee interagency cash flow committee, created by § 9-4-610;
(36) Tennessee medical examiner advisory council, created by § 38-7-201;
(37) Tennessee monuments and memorials commission, created by § 4-1-412;
(38) Tennessee opioid abatement council, created by § 33-11-103;
(39) Tennessee soybean promotion board, created by § 43-20-102;
(40) Tennessee wars commission, created by § 4-11-301;
(41) Transportation modernization board, created by § 54-3-113; and
(42) Traumatic brain injury advisory council, created by § 68-55-102.
(43) Tennessee State University, board of trustees, created by §§ 49-8-101 and 49-8-201;
(b) Each department, commission, board, agency, or council of state government created during calendar year 2027 terminates on June 30, 2029.
(c) Any governmental entity that has been terminated under this section may be continued, reestablished, or restructured in accordance with this chapter.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - Tennessee Code Title 4. State Government § 4-29-250 - last updated January 02, 2024 | https://codes.findlaw.com/tn/title-4-state-government/tn-code-sect-4-29-250/
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