Council on Central and Eastern European Affairs established, reports required, and money appropriated.

Summary

The bill establishes the Council on Central and Eastern European Affairs, a 15‑member body that includes public members of Central and Eastern European heritage and four legislative members. The council will advise the governor and legislature, serve as a liaison to community organizations, and conduct studies on issues affecting these communities. Funding is appropriated to support the council’s operations, staff, and training.

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