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SECTION 35-17-4

§ 35-17-4 Impact meetings. – (a) The caseload estimating conference principals, along with the appropriateparticipants, will meet from time to time to compare current caseload data withthe most recent financial projections as required by § 35-3-1(6). Anyprincipal can call an impact meeting at any time.

(b) Following each legislative session, the principals, alongwith the appropriate participants, shall meet and review all changes inlegislation affecting caseloads and shall amend the official recommendations ofthe caseload estimating conference accordingly.

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SECTION 35-17-4

§ 35-17-4 Impact meetings. – (a) The caseload estimating conference principals, along with the appropriateparticipants, will meet from time to time to compare current caseload data withthe most recent financial projections as required by § 35-3-1(6). Anyprincipal can call an impact meeting at any time.

(b) Following each legislative session, the principals, alongwith the appropriate participants, shall meet and review all changes inlegislation affecting caseloads and shall amend the official recommendations ofthe caseload estimating conference accordingly.

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SECTION 35-17-4

§ 35-17-4 Impact meetings. – (a) The caseload estimating conference principals, along with the appropriateparticipants, will meet from time to time to compare current caseload data withthe most recent financial projections as required by § 35-3-1(6). Anyprincipal can call an impact meeting at any time.

(b) Following each legislative session, the principals, alongwith the appropriate participants, shall meet and review all changes inlegislation affecting caseloads and shall amend the official recommendations ofthe caseload estimating conference accordingly.