LD 1963
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and solutions to problems of older people.__The council shall hold
a statewide Blaine House Conference on Aging at least every 2 years
and may hold regional conferences and meetings; and

 
6.__Administration.__Administer in accordance with current
fiscal and accounting regulations of the State and, in accordance
with the philosophy, objectives and authority of this Part, any
funds appropriated for expenditures by the council or any grants
or gifts that may become available, accepted and received by the
council.__The council shall also make an annual report that must
be submitted directly to the Executive Director of the
Legislative Council, the commissioner, the Governor and the
Legislature not later than November 1st of each year concerning
its work, recommendations and interests of the previous fiscal
year and future plans.__The council shall make such interim
reports as it considers advisable or as requested by the Governor
or Legislature.

 
SUMMARY

 
This bill establishes the Maine Council on Aging as an
independent advisory council. The council's duties include
advising, consulting and assisting the executive and legislative
branches of State Government on issues and activities related to
older people; advocating on behalf of older people; disseminating
information, sponsoring forums and holding a statewide Blaine
House Conference on Aging at least every 2 years.


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