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46-6-101. Establishment.

(a) The department of veterans' affairs shall provide for Tennessee veterans' cemeteries.

(b) It is the legislative intent that the department, in consultation with the select joint committee on veterans' affairs, the department of finance and administration and other appropriate state departments and agencies shall, within existing state resources, identify any available state owned real property and other available financial resources to establish a veterans' cemetery in each of the three (3) grand divisions of the state.

[Acts 1987, ch. 309, § 1.]

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46-6-101. Establishment.

(a) The department of veterans' affairs shall provide for Tennessee veterans' cemeteries.

(b) It is the legislative intent that the department, in consultation with the select joint committee on veterans' affairs, the department of finance and administration and other appropriate state departments and agencies shall, within existing state resources, identify any available state owned real property and other available financial resources to establish a veterans' cemetery in each of the three (3) grand divisions of the state.

[Acts 1987, ch. 309, § 1.]

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46-6-101. Establishment.

(a) The department of veterans' affairs shall provide for Tennessee veterans' cemeteries.

(b) It is the legislative intent that the department, in consultation with the select joint committee on veterans' affairs, the department of finance and administration and other appropriate state departments and agencies shall, within existing state resources, identify any available state owned real property and other available financial resources to establish a veterans' cemetery in each of the three (3) grand divisions of the state.

[Acts 1987, ch. 309, § 1.]