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5 §21201. Findings
Title 5: ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND SERVICES
Part 27: INTERBRANCH COMMUNICATION AND COORDINATION HEADING: PL 1993, C. 675, PT. C, §12 (NEW)
Chapter 555: INTERBRANCH COMMUNICATION AND COORDINATION HEADING: PL 1993, C. 675, PT. C, §12 (NEW)
§21201. Findings
The Legislature finds that difficulties in interactions among the Executive Department, the Legislature and the Judicial Department often arise from the lack of understanding of the functions, structures, needs and perspectives of the 3 separate but coequal branches of government. Increased communication and coordination in daily activities as well as in long-range planning are possible to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of all 3 branches without the imposition of the views or directions of one or 2 branches upon another. [1993, c. 675, Pt. C, §12 (NEW).]
SECTION HISTORY
1993, c. 675, §C12 (NEW).