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Current as of January 02, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff
(a) The following governmental entities terminate on June 30, 2030:
(1) Board of funeral directors and embalmers, created by § 62-5-201;
(2) Board of physician assistants, created by § 63-19-103;
(3) Child care agency licensing board of review, created by § 71-3-510;
(4) Domestic violence state coordinating council, created by § 38-12-101;
(5) Douglas Henry state museum commission, created by § 4-20-301;
(6) Interstate Compact on Mental Health, created by § 33-9-201;
(7) Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children, created by § 37-4-201;
(8) Interstate Insurance Product Regulation Compact of 2007, created by § 56-58-101;
(9) Real estate appraiser commission, created by § 62-39-201;
(10) School bond authority, created by § 49-3-1204;
(11) Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact, created by § 68-202-701;
(12) Standards committee, department of children's services, created by § 37-5-516;
(13) State board of education, created by § 49-1-301;
(14) Tennessee auctioneer commission, created by § 62-19-104;
(15) Tennessee center for earthquake research and information, created by § 49-8-602;
(16) Tennessee central economic authority, created by § 64-5-101;
(17) Tennessee collection service board, created by § 62-20-104;
(18) Tennessee life and health insurance guaranty association, created by § 56-12-205;
(19) Tennessee public television council, created by § 49-50-905;
(20) Tennessee real estate commission, created by § 62-13-201;
(21) Tennessee residence commission, created by § 4-23-202;
(22) Tennessee Technological University, board of trustees, created by §§ 49-8-101 and 49-8-201;
(23) Trial court vacancy commission, created by § 17-4-301;
(24) East Tennessee human resource agency, created by § 13-26-102;
(25) First Tennessee human resource agency, created by § 13-26-102;
(26) Office of business enterprise, created by § 4-26-101;
(27) Pest control advisory board, created by § 62-21-104;
(28) State university and community college system, board of regents, created by §§ 49-8-101 and 49-8-201;
(29) Tennessee higher education commission, created by § 49-7-201;
(30) Tennessee motor vehicle commission, created by § 55-17-103;
(31) Tennessee sports hall of fame, created by § 4-3-5403;
(32) Board of examiners for architects and engineers, created by § 62-2-201;
(33) Delta human resource agency, created by § 13-26-102;
(34) Department of general services, created by §§ 4-3-101 and 4-3-1101;
(35) Department of labor and workforce development, created by §§ 4-3-101 and 4-3-1403;
(36) Department of tourist development, created by §§ 4-3-101 and 4-3-2201;
(37) Mid-Cumberland human resources agency, created by § 13-26-102;
(38) Northwest Tennessee human resource agency, created by § 13-26-102;
(39) Southwest Tennessee human resource agency, created by § 13-26-102;
(40) State board of accountancy, created by § 62-1-104;
(41) Tellico Reservoir development agency, created by § 64-1-701;
(42) Tennessee commission on aging and disability, created by § 52-8-102;
(43) Tennessee equine health advisory commission, created by § 43-13-103;
(44) Tennessee soil and water conservation commission, created by § 43-14-203;
(45) Upper Cumberland human resource agency, created by § 13-26-102;
(46) State board for licensing contractors, created by § 62-6-104;
(47) Department of agriculture, created by §§ 4-3-101 and 4-3-201;
(48) Health facilities commission, created by § 68-11-203;
(49) Tennessee fish and wildlife commission, created by § 70-1-201;
(50) Tennessee public charter school commission, as created by § 49-13-105;
(51) Department of education, created by §§ 4-3-101 and 4-3-801;
(52) Department of human services, created by §§ 4-3-101 and 4-3-1201;
(b) Each department, commission, board, agency, or council of state government created during calendar year 2028 terminates on June 30, 2030.
(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 § 4-29-251 - last updated January 02, 2024 | https://codes.findlaw.com/tn/title-4-state-government/tn-code-sect-4-29-251/
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