Provide institutional members the opportunity to assist each other with matters of common concern. Work with agencies such as the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges, the Communications Technology Center for Washington Community and Technical Colleges, the Office of Financial Management, the State Auditor's Office, and others with an interest in the business and financial concerns of the community and technical colleges. Develop and recommend uniform procedures to be followed by the member institutions in business affairs when such uniformity is mutually useful. Consider any other subjects which may concern the business operations of the community and technical colleges. The chief business officer of each district and the business officer of each college in a multi-college district as designated by the respective president.
Associate members are non-voting.
In addition to regular and associate members, members of other commissions are invited to attend committee and subcommittee meetings on a non-voting basis. The election shall be held at the first meeting following May 31. Duties shall be those normally carried out by such officers. All questions and decisions shall be decided by a simple majority vote of the quorum consisting of of the nearest whole number of members. The Commission shall meet at least one time each year and at such other times as is necessary to accomplish the work of the Commission.