5 Guam Code Ann. § 43103
Terms Used In 5 Guam Code Ann. § 43103
- Statute: A law passed by a legislature.
SOURCE: GC § 5202 added by P.L. 14-6:10.
§ 43104. Uniform Compensation for Boards and
Commissions.
(a) A member of a board or commission shall be compensated in the amount of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for attending a board or commission meeting, such compensation not to exceed One-Hundred Dollars ($100.00) per month. Civil Service Commissioners shall, without limitation, each receive Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for every meeting attended to adjudicate appeals, complaints, grievances or other disputes, or to perform rule- making functions as provided in statute, rule or regulation.
(b) Effective October 1, 1995, all members of any boards or commissions of the government of Guam, except for the Territorial Board of Education, who serve on the board or commission in the capacity of a full-time, salaried elected official or as a full-time, salaried, appointed official of the government of Guam shall not be entitled to receive a stipend for attendance at board or commission meetings.
SOURCE: GC § 6911 added by P.L. 15-148:32. Amended by P.L. 23-
45:IV:10. Repealed and reenacted by P.L. 24-59:V:13.
2018 NOTE: Subsection designations added pursuant to authority by 1
GCA § 1606.
COMMENT: 1. GC § 6911 was added as the last section in a string of 32 sections affecting compensation for members of boards and commissions. The preceding 31 sections amended each board or commission found in law at that time to fix the amount as stated in this section. It appears that the Legislature intended all boards and commissions to have the same compensation, that provided in this section, even if the board or commission was inadvertently omitted from P.L. 15-148, or established by Executive Order. Certain commissions established since that time (January
1981) have different compensation.
2. P.L. 16-44:21 stated: “No person who is a member of any board or commission within the government shall be compensated for service on such board or commission.”
Public Law 16-111:II:6 repealed that section.