(1) In accordance with this chapter, there is created within the governor's office the Utah Commission on Aging.
(2) The commission's purpose is to: (a) increase public and government understanding of the current and future needs of the state's aging population and how those needs may be most effectively and efficiently met; (b) study, evaluate, and report on the projected impact that the state's increasing aging population will have on: (i) government services; (ii) health services; (iii) social services; (iv) the economy; and (v) society in general; (c) identify and recommend implementation of specific policies, procedures, and programs to respond to the needs and impact of the aging population relating to: (i) government services; (ii) health services; (iii) social services; (iv) the economy; and (v) society in general; (d) facilitate coordination of the functions of public and private entities concerned with the aging population; and (e) accomplish the duties enumerated in Section 63M-11-203.
(a) increase public and government understanding of the current and future needs of the state's aging population and how those needs may be most effectively and efficiently met;
(b) study, evaluate, and report on the projected impact that the state's increasing aging population will have on: (i) government services; (ii) health services; (iii) social services; (iv) the economy; and (v) society in general;
(i) government services;
(ii) health services;
(iii) social services;
(iv) the economy; and
(v) society in general;
(c) identify and recommend implementation of specific policies, procedures, and programs to respond to the needs and impact of the aging population relating to: (i) government services; (ii) health services; (iii) social services; (iv) the economy; and (v) society in general;
(i) government services;
(ii) health services;
(iii) social services;
(iv) the economy; and
(v) society in general;
(d) facilitate coordination of the functions of public and private entities concerned with the aging population; and
(e) accomplish the duties enumerated in Section 63M-11-203.
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