§ 1-32-1 Definition of terms
§ 1-32-2 Principal departments established
§ 1-32-3 Appointment and tenure of department heads
§ 1-32-4 Changes in organization or functions within departments
§ 1-32-4.1 Authority to create advisory councils, committees, boards, or commissions–Governor’s approval required–Filing–Compensation
§ 1-32-4.2 Request to Governor–Contents
§ 1-32-4.3 Creation without Governor’s approval when required for federal funds–Filing withsecretary of state
§ 1-32-4.4 Maximum duration of federally required agency–Extensions
§ 1-32-4.5 Internal councils and committees not prohibited
§ 1-32-5 Secretary’s access to records within department–Restrictions on disclosure
§ 1-32-6 Appointment and removal of division directors–Qualifications for positions
§ 1-32-7 Interdepartmental transfers of health and consumer protection functions–Approvalby Governor and filing
§ 1-32-8 Assistant attorneys general as employees of attorney general’s office
§ 1-32-9 Interim allocation of functions and resources–Recommendations to Legislature
§ 1-32-10 Repeals and amendments not implied
§ 1-32-12 Employees’ rights preserved
§ 1-32-13 Bondholders’ and contractual rights preserved
§ 1-32-14 Pending proceedings continued
§ 1-32-15 Changes to meet federal requirements
§ 1-32-16 Severability of provisions
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 1 > Chapter 32 - Executive Reorganization--General Provisions and Definitions

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