(a) The Arkansas Public Service Commission shall retain all of its statutory authority, powers, duties, and functions regarding assessment and equalization of properties of public utilities and public carriers.
(b) The Tax Division of the Arkansas Public Service Commission shall retain all of the statutory authority, powers, duties, and functions conferred on the division by law or assigned to the division by the commission.
(c) Any and all other statutory authority, powers, duties, functions, records, property, and funds administered or provided by other support divisions within the commission or by the commission for the Assessment Coordination Division shall be transferred by a type 2 transfer as provided in § 25-2-105 to the Assessment Coordination Department.
(d) Any and all other statutory authority, powers, duties, and functions of the commission regarding assessment and equalization of properties and the administration of the tax laws of this state not specifically retained by the commission or the Tax Division of the Arkansas Public Service Commission in this chapter shall be transferred by a type 2 transfer as provided in § 25-2-105 to the Assessment Coordination Department.
(e) Any and all other prescribed powers, duties, and functions of the commission regarding assessment and equalization of properties and the administration of the tax laws of this state not specifically retained by the commission or the Tax Division of the Arkansas Public Service Commission in this chapter, including rulemaking and regulation; promulgation of rules, rates, regulation and standards; and the rendering of findings, orders, and adjudications are transferred by a type 2 transfer as provided in § 25-2-105 to the Director of the Assessment Coordination Department.
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