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Code · Virginia · Title 3.2 · Chapter 18

Code of Virginia § 3.2-1801. Potato Board; composition and appointment of members.

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The Potato Board, established by the passage of a 1994 referendum held pursuant to Chapter 126 of the Acts of Assembly of 1982, is continued within the Department. The Potato Board shall be composed of five members appointed by the Governor from nominations by grower organizations, to terms of four years. The appointments shall be subject to confirmation by the General Assembly. All members of the Potato Board shall be producers of potatoes. Each grower organization shall submit nominations for each available position before the expiration of the member's term for which the nomination is being provided.
If said organizations fail to provide nominations, the Governor may appoint other nominees that meet the criteria provided by this section.
1982, c. 126, § 3.1-684.32; 1985, c. 448; 2008, c. 860 ; 2011, cc. 691 , 714 ; 2016, c. 565 ; 2022, cc. 576 , 577 ; 2024, c. 223 .
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