Vermont Statutes Title 10 Sec. 11
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§ 11. Treasurer’s Local Investment Advisory Committee
(a) Creation of committee. The Treasurer’s Local Investment Advisory Committee is established to advise the Treasurer on funding priorities and address other mechanisms to increase local investment.
(b) Membership.
(1) The Advisory Committee shall be composed of six members as follows:
(A) the State Treasurer or designee;
(B) the Chief Executive Officer of the Vermont Economic Development Authority or designee;
(C) the Chief Executive Officer of the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation or designee;
(D) the Executive Director of the Vermont Housing Finance Agency or designee;
(E) the Director of the Municipal Bond Bank or designee; and
(F) the Director of Efficiency Vermont or designee.
(2) The State Treasurer shall be the Chair of the Advisory Committee and shall appoint a vice chair and secretary. The appointed members of the Advisory Committee shall be appointed for terms of six years and shall serve until their successors are appointed and qualified.
(c) Powers and duties. The Advisory Committee shall:
(1) meet regularly to review and make recommendations to the State Treasurer on funding priorities and using other mechanisms to increase local investment in the State of Vermont;
(2) invite regularly State organizations, citizens’ groups, and members of the public to Advisory Committee meetings to present information on needs for local investment, capital gaps, and proposals for financing; and
(3) consult with constituents and review feedback on changes and needs in the local and State investment and financing environments.
(d) Meetings.
(1) Meetings of the Advisory Committee shall occur at the call of the Treasurer.
(2) A majority of the members of the Advisory Committee who are physically present at the same location or available electronically shall constitute a quorum, and a member may participate and vote electronically.
(3) To be effective, action of the Advisory Committee shall be taken by majority vote of the members at a meeting in which a quorum is present.
(e) Report. On or before January 15, the Advisory Committee annually shall submit a report to the Senate Committees on Appropriations, on Economic Development, Housing and General Affairs, on Finance, and on Government Operations and the House Committees on Appropriations, on Commerce and Economic Development, on Ways and Means, and on Government Operations. The report shall include the following:
(1) the amount of the subsidies associated with lending through each credit facility authorized by the General Assembly and established by the Treasurer;
(2) a description of the Advisory Committee’s activities; and
(3) any information gathered by the Advisory Committee on the State’s unmet capital needs, and other opportunities for State support for local investment and the community. (Added 2015, No. 157 (Adj. Sess.), § F.9.)