An Act to update disability commission chair requirements
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill updates the requirements for chairs of Massachusetts disability commissions. Specifically, it mandates that at least one commissioner must be physically present at each meeting. This change aims to ensure greater accessibility and participation within these commissions. The legislation is being reviewed by the Senate Committee on State Administration and Regulatory Oversight.
Key provisions
- Requires at least one commissioner to be physically present at disability commission meetings.
- Addresses chair requirements for disability commissions.
- Part of the State Administration and Regulatory Oversight committee's purview.
- Updates existing requirements for commission meetings.
Who is affected
- Disability Commissions in Massachusetts
- Commissioners of Disability Commissions
- Individuals with Disabilities
- State Government
Notable changes
- Previously, the physical presence of a commissioner was not explicitly required at meetings.
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