(1) The governor shall appoint a radiation advisory committee of nine members, no more than four of whom represent any one political party and three of whom represent industry, three the healing arts, and three the public and private institutions of higher education. Members of the committee serve at the discretion of the governor and are reimbursed for necessary and actual expenses incurred in attendance at meetings or for authorized business of the committee. The committee shall furnish to the department such technical advice as may be desirable or required on matters relating to the radiation control program. (2) Repealed.
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