California Indian Heritage Center support organization.
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No
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No
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Enrolled
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Overview
This bill establishes a support organization for the California Indian Heritage Center. It outlines the requirements for this organization, including its governance structure, which must include representation from California Native American tribes. The organization will assist the Department of Parks and Recreation in developing and operating the Heritage Center, focusing on cultural preservation, learning, and engagement with the public. The bill also details specific responsibilities for the support organization, such as recruiting diverse staff, securing funding, and supporting capital improvement projects.
Key provisions
- Authorizes the Department of Parks and Recreation to enter into an agreement with a California Indian Heritage Center support organization.
- Defines key terms, including ‘Board,’ ‘CIHC,’ and ‘CIHC support organization.’
- Requires the support organization’s board to have at least 51% representation from California Native American tribes.
- Outlines specific responsibilities for the support organization, such as staff diversity, fundraising, and capital project support.
- Specifies requirements for the organization’s charter and articles of incorporation.
- Establishes a process for agreement review and approval by the Department of Finance.
- Clarifies that the state will not commit funds to support the organization.
- Details supplementary agreements the department can enter into with the support organization.
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