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13-29-102. Legislative findings.

The general assembly finds the following:

(1) Minority business councils have been created to serve, support and promote minority business interests and minority-owned business entities in Tennessee urban communities;

(2) Such councils have enhanced the ability of minority business to procure employment opportunities in each council's respective community; and

(3) At present, each council has independent and often duplicative certification procedures and no reciprocity provisions exist between the various councils.

[Acts 1997, ch. 404, § 2.]

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13-29-102. Legislative findings.

The general assembly finds the following:

(1) Minority business councils have been created to serve, support and promote minority business interests and minority-owned business entities in Tennessee urban communities;

(2) Such councils have enhanced the ability of minority business to procure employment opportunities in each council's respective community; and

(3) At present, each council has independent and often duplicative certification procedures and no reciprocity provisions exist between the various councils.

[Acts 1997, ch. 404, § 2.]

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13-29-102. Legislative findings.

The general assembly finds the following:

(1) Minority business councils have been created to serve, support and promote minority business interests and minority-owned business entities in Tennessee urban communities;

(2) Such councils have enhanced the ability of minority business to procure employment opportunities in each council's respective community; and

(3) At present, each council has independent and often duplicative certification procedures and no reciprocity provisions exist between the various councils.

[Acts 1997, ch. 404, § 2.]