Public Law 152
Summary
The bill rewrites how a wide range of state boards and commissions are appointed, how long members serve, and how often they must meet. It repeals outdated commissions, creates new ones with specific member categories, and sets fee‑allocation formulas for motor‑vehicle and other state services. The changes aim to improve oversight, ensure balanced representation, and clarify funding sources.
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