67-2604. AUTHORITY GRANTED BY WRITTEN AGREEMENT. Unless otherwise provided for by law, and pursuant to the terms of a written agreement executed between the bureau and the agency for which it shall act as authorized agent, the bureau of occupational licenses shall provide such services, and have and exercise such powers, duties and authority as the agreement shall specify. Each agreement so executed shall specify the following:
(1) the specific statutory authority by which the bureau shall act as authorized agent for the agency;
(2) the specific actions which the bureau chief may, as executive officer of the bureau, take when acting in the interest of such agency;
(3) the actions which may be taken by the bureau chief acting in discretion without specific authorization from the agency for which the bureau may act;
(4) the approximate cost of the services provided the agency by the bureau, if not otherwise provided by law, the terms of compensation to the bureau for services rendered, and the provision of bond for personnel of the bureau pursuant to chapter 8, title 59, Idaho Code;
(5) each agreement executed between the bureau and the agency for which the bureau is authorized to act shall include the terms, conditions and procedures by which the bureau chief may initiate proceedings to assure the collection and payment for services rendered by the bureau which are not otherwise provided for by law;
(6) the terms and conditions under which either party executing the agreement shall be able, without penalty, to terminate said agreement;
(7) the provision that all funds transferred to the bureau in compensation for services rendered shall be deposited in the occupational licenses fund against which warrants shall be drawn by the bureau chief in payment of expenses of the bureau in the administration of this act;
(8) the provision that each such agreement so executed by the bureau and agency for which it may provide said services shall be approved by the attorney general for consistency with law before execution shall be valid.
History:
[67-2604, added I.C., sec. 67-2604, as added by 1974, ch. 13, sec. 2, p. 138.]
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