(a) Any part-time state board or commission that has not convened a meeting or has convened without a quorum for two (2) consecutive, regularly scheduled meeting dates within a two-year period shall vote to elect a new chair and vice chair.
(b)
(1) If a part-time state board or commission has not convened a regularly scheduled meeting or has convened without a quorum for four (4) consecutive, regularly scheduled meeting dates within a two-year period, the Joint Performance Review Committee shall reevaluate the purpose, need, and effectiveness of the board or commission.
(2) The Joint Performance Review Committee shall report its findings and any recommendations concerning the existence of the board or commission to the Legislative Council no later than December 1 of each even-numbered year and shall draft legislation to implement the recommendations.
(c) No later than August 1 of each even-numbered year, each part-time board and commission shall provide the Joint Performance Review Committee with a list of the regularly scheduled meeting dates for the board or commission for the previous two (2) fiscal years, including the attendance record of each member and the number of meetings that were convened.
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