Washington Regulations § 434-291-110 Advisory committees
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The persons appointed to a committee to write arguments and rebuttals on a major public energy project may, within fifteen days of their appointment, select an advisory committee of up to five persons to assist them in drafting the arguments and rebuttals on that measure. The names of the members of the advisory committee shall be certified to the secretary of state by the chairperson of that committee within three days of their selection.
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