The board of directors of a joint agency may create an executive committee, the composition of which must be set forth in the bylaws of the joint agency and reflect a fair representation of the members. The executive committee may exercise powers during intervals between the board's meetings as provided by the board. The terms of office of the members of the executive committee and the methods of filling vacancies must be fixed by the bylaws of the joint agency.
HISTORY: 2003 Act No. 8, Section 2, eff April 21, 2003.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Section 6-24-30. Power to enter into agreements with other governmental entities.
Section 6-24-40. Creation of joint agency; finding of best interest; notice of adoption.
Section 6-24-60. Board of directors; election of officers; quorum; compensation.
Section 6-24-90. Executive committee.
Section 6-24-100. Rights and powers of joint agency.
Section 6-24-110. Contracts between joint agencies and governmental entities.
Section 6-24-120. Power to incur debt and enter into supply and financial management agreements.
Section 6-24-130. Assurance of payment of principal or interest on bonds.
Section 6-24-140. Issuance of bonds; use of proceeds.
Section 6-24-150. Trust agreements for issuance of bonds.
Section 6-24-160. Payment of bonds, expenses and other obligations; pledge and resulting lien.
Section 6-24-170. Investment of monies from bond.
Section 6-24-180. Enforcement of bonds.
Section 6-24-190. Bonds as investment securities.
Section 6-24-200. Investment in bonds by guardians and other fiduciaries.
Section 6-24-210. Bonds as special obligations; revenues pledged to payment.
Section 6-24-220. Issuance of refunding bonds.
Section 6-24-230. Rights of personnel.
Section 6-24-240. Annual report; audit.
Section 6-24-250. Contracts with federal and other state government agencies; grants and loans.
Section 6-24-260. Eminent domain.
Section 6-24-270. Immunity from personal liability.
Section 6-24-280. Relation of Chapter to existing laws.