2-6-45. Membership of Special Education Interim Legislative Committee. The interim committee created in § 2-6-44 shall consist of the following fourteen members:
(1) The Executive Board of the Legislative Research Council shall appoint the following:
(a) Five legislators including, if possible, the chair or vice-chair of the Senate standing committee on education and the chair or vice-chair of the House standing committee on education and one member of the minority party who serves on either the Senate or House standing committee on education; and
(b) A person who is an advocate for persons with disabilities;
(2) The secretary of education shall appoint the following:
(a) Three school district superintendents; one representing a school district located east of the Missouri River, one representing a school district located west of the Missouri River, and one representing a school district with a fall enrollment of four hundred or fewer;
(b) One current member of a local school board;
(c) One special education director who is currently employed in a school district other than a school district represented by a superintendent or school board member appointed to serve on the interim committee pursuant to this section; and
(d) One school district business manager; and
(3) The Governor shall appoint two persons, at least one of whom is the parent of a child who attends a public school and is in need of special education or special education and related services. (This section is repealed effective June 30, 2020 pursuant to SL 2019, ch 17, § 5.)Source: SL 2019, ch 17, § 2.
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