The duties of the Office of State-Federal Relations shall include, but not be limited to, the following: (1) Federal Grants: (A) Monitor opportunities for discretionary grants; (B) Identify and comment upon proposed changes in funding formulas; and (C) Keep the Governor's office and state agencies informed on the availability of grants; (2) Federal Regulations: (A) Monitor regulatory developments affecting state government; (B) Support existing and proposed legislation and regulations favoring the interests of the state; and (C) Support the public policy of this state as expressed by the Governor's office, the General Assembly, and agencies, as appropriate; (3) Federal Legislation: (A) Keep the Governor's office, agencies, and the General Assembly informed about proposed legislative developments of critical significance to state government; and (B) Support Arkansas's congressional delegation in efforts to influence federal governmental decisions and policies as they apply to Arkansas; (4) Interstate Cooperation: Facilitate cooperation with other states on issues of mutual concern; (5) Information Clearinghouse: Coordinate the flow of information between state and federal governments; (6) Reporting: Provide regular performance reports to the Governor, the Legislative Council, and the General Assembly to enable evaluation of the effectiveness of the Washington office; and (7) Nongovernmental Funding Sources, Programs, etc: (A) Discover information on all available additional funding and other resources and direct it to the appropriate state agency or person within the state; and (B) Take advantage of all resources available on a nationwide basis that can be beneficial to the state and its citizens. Acts 1979, No. 66, § 3; A.S.A. 1947, § 13-741. The duties of the Office of State-Federal Relations shall include, but not be limited to, the following: (1) Federal Grants: (A) Monitor opportunities for discretionary grants; (B) Identify and comment upon proposed changes in funding formulas; and (C) Keep the Governor's office and state agencies informed on the availability of grants; (2) Federal Regulations: (A) Monitor regulatory developments affecting state government; (B) Support existing and proposed legislation and regulations favoring the interests of the state; and (C) Support the public policy of this state as expressed by the Governor's office, the General Assembly, and agencies, as appropriate; (3) Federal Legislation: (A) Keep the Governor's office, agencies, and the General Assembly informed about proposed legislative developments of critical significance to state government; and (B) Support Arkansas's congressional delegation in efforts to influence federal governmental decisions and policies as they apply to Arkansas; (4) Interstate Cooperation: Facilitate cooperation with other states on issues of mutual concern; (5) Information Clearinghouse: Coordinate the flow of information between state and federal governments; (6) Reporting: Provide regular performance reports to the Governor, the Legislative Council, and the General Assembly to enable evaluation of the effectiveness of the Washington office; and (7) Nongovernmental Funding Sources, Programs, etc: (A) Discover information on all available additional funding and other resources and direct it to the appropriate state agency or person within the state; and (B) Take advantage of all resources available on a nationwide basis that can be beneficial to the state and its citizens. Acts 1979, No. 66, § 3; A.S.A. 1947, § 13-741. The duties of the Office of State-Federal Relations shall include, but not be limited to, the following: (1) Federal Grants: (A) Monitor opportunities for discretionary grants; (B) Identify and comment upon proposed changes in funding formulas; and (C) Keep the Governor's office and state agencies informed on the availability of grants; (2) Federal Regulations: (A) Monitor regulatory developments affecting state government; (B) Support existing and proposed legislation and regulations favoring the interests of the state; and (C) Support the public policy of this state as expressed by the Governor's office, the General Assembly, and agencies, as appropriate; (3) Federal Legislation: (A) Keep the Governor's office, agencies, and the General Assembly informed about proposed legislative developments of critical significance to state government; and (B) Support Arkansas's congressional delegation in efforts to influence federal governmental decisions and policies as they apply to Arkansas; (4) Interstate Cooperation: Facilitate cooperation with other states on issues of mutual concern; (5) Information Clearinghouse: Coordinate the flow of information between state and federal governments; (6) Reporting: Provide regular performance reports to the Governor, the Legislative Council, and the General Assembly to enable evaluation of the effectiveness of the Washington office; and (7) Nongovernmental Funding Sources, Programs, etc: (A) Discover information on all available additional funding and other resources and direct it to the appropriate state agency or person within the state; and (B) Take advantage of all resources available on a nationwide basis that can be beneficial to the state and its citizens. Acts 1979, No. 66, § 3; A.S.A. 1947, § 13-741. The duties of the Office of State-Federal Relations shall include, but not be limited to, the following: (1) Federal Grants: (A) Monitor opportunities for discretionary grants; (B) Identify and comment upon proposed changes in funding formulas; and (C) Keep the Governor's office and state agencies informed on the availability of grants; (A) Monitor opportunities for discretionary grants; (B) Identify and comment upon proposed changes in funding formulas; and (C) Keep the Governor's office and state agencies informed on the availability of grants; (2) Federal Regulations: (A) Monitor regulatory developments affecting state government; (B) Support existing and proposed legislation and regulations favoring the interests of the state; and (C) Support the public policy of this state as expressed by the Governor's office, the General Assembly, and agencies, as appropriate; (A) Monitor regulatory developments affecting state government; (B) Support existing and proposed legislation and regulations favoring the interests of the state; and (C) Support the public policy of this state as expressed by the Governor's office, the General Assembly, and agencies, as appropriate; (3) Federal Legislation: (A) Keep the Governor's office, agencies, and the General Assembly informed about proposed legislative developments of critical significance to state government; and (B) Support Arkansas's congressional delegation in efforts to influence federal governmental decisions and policies as they apply to Arkansas; (A) Keep the Governor's office, agencies, and the General Assembly informed about proposed legislative developments of critical significance to state government; and (B) Support Arkansas's congressional delegation in efforts to influence federal governmental decisions and policies as they apply to Arkansas; (4) Interstate Cooperation: Facilitate cooperation with other states on issues of mutual concern; (5) Information Clearinghouse: Coordinate the flow of information between state and federal governments; (6) Reporting: Provide regular performance reports to the Governor, the Legislative Council, and the General Assembly to enable evaluation of the effectiveness of the Washington office; and (7) Nongovernmental Funding Sources, Programs, etc: (A) Discover information on all available additional funding and other resources and direct it to the appropriate state agency or person within the state; and (B) Take advantage of all resources available on a nationwide basis that can be beneficial to the state and its citizens. (A) Discover information on all available additional funding and other resources and direct it to the appropriate state agency or person within the state; and (B) Take advantage of all resources available on a nationwide basis that can be beneficial to the state and its citizens. Acts 1979, No. 66, § 3; A.S.A. 1947, § 13-741.
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