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20-7-118. Annual conference for health officers.
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20-7-118. Annual conference for health officers.
(a) There shall be an annual conference of county health officers and city health officers of this state, meeting at such time and place as the State Board of Health designates. The President of the State Board of Health or some member of the board shall preside at the conference.
(b) Each of the several counties, towns, and cities may provide for and pay the necessary expenses of its county health officer or city health officer for attendance at the conference.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 20-7-118
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.20.odt
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20-7-118. Annual conference for health officers.
(a) There shall be an annual conference of county health officers and city health officers of this state, meeting at such time and place as the State Board of Health designates. The President of the State Board of Health or some member of the board shall preside at the conference.
(b) Each of the several counties, towns, and cities may provide for and pay the necessary expenses of its county health officer or city health officer for attendance at the conference.
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