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17-43-206. Board seminars or workshops — Travel expenses.
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17-43-206. Board seminars or workshops — Travel expenses.
The Arkansas State Board of Sanitarians may authorize payments to be made to each registered sanitarian as partial reimbursement for actual travel expenses incurred, but not to exceed the amounts authorized for state employees for such expenses and not otherwise reimbursed, in attending seminars or workshops sponsored by the board in accordance with state travel rules.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 17-43-206
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.17.odt
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17-43-206. Board seminars or workshops — Travel expenses.
The Arkansas State Board of Sanitarians may authorize payments to be made to each registered sanitarian as partial reimbursement for actual travel expenses incurred, but not to exceed the amounts authorized for state employees for such expenses and not otherwise reimbursed, in attending seminars or workshops sponsored by the board in accordance with state travel rules.
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