Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
(O Tho interchange and clear
ance Of research and informa-
ton. and

VI Inc interchange ana clear
ance Of research and informa-
ton, and
(g) Any other suitable process.
a. In short, to do all such acts
as will, in the opinion Of this Com
mission, enable this State to do its
part, or more than its part in form
ing a more perfect union among the
various governments in the United
States and in developing the Coun-
Gil of State Governments for that
purpose.
Section 7. The Commission shall
establish such delegations and COM
mittees as it deems advisable, in or
der that they may confer and for
mulate proposals concerning effec-
tive means to secure interstate har-
mony, and may perform other func-
lions for the Commission in ODE
dience to It's decisions. Subject to
the approval of the Commission,
the member or members of each
such delegation or committee shall
be appointed by the Chairman of
the Commission. State officials or
employees who are not members of
the Commission on Interstate Co.
operation may be appointed as
members Of any such delegation or
committee, but private citizens hold
ing no governmental position in this
state shall not be eligible. The
Commission may provide such other
rules as it considers appropriate
concerning the membership and
the functioning Of any such dele
CATION or committee. The Com
mission may provide for advisory
boards for itself and for its various
delegations and committees, and
may authorize private citizens to
serve on such boards.
Section 8. The Commission shall
report to the Governor and to the
Legislature within fifteen days after
the converting Of each regular legis-
lative session, and at such other
times as it deems appropriate. It's
members and the members Of all
delegations and committees which
1t establishes shall serve without
compensation for such service, but
they shall be paid their necessary
expenses in carrying out their OBJ
legations under this act. The Com
mission may employ secretary and
a stenographer, 1t may incur such
other expenses as may be necessary
for the proper performance Of its
duties. and it may. by contributions
to the Council Of State Govern
ments, participate with other states
in maintaining the said Councils
district and central secretariats, and
its other governmental services.
Section 9. The Committees and
the Commission established by this
Act shall be informally known, re-
spectively, as the Senate Coopera-
ton Committee, the House Co.
operation Committee. the Cover
nor's Cooperation Committee and
the Minnesota Cooperation Com
mission.
Section 10. The Council Of State
Governments is hereby declared to
be a joint governmental agency of
this state and of the other states
which cooperate through 1t.
Section II. The Secretary Of
State shall forthwith communicate
the text Of this measure to the
Governor, to the Senate and to the
House Of Representatives, Of each of
the other states Of the Union, and
shall advise each legislature which
has not already done SO that 1t IS
hereby memorialized to enact q law
similar to this measure, thus estab-
fishing a similar commission, and
thus joining with this State in the
common cause Of reducing the bur-
dens which are imposed upon the
citizens OF every state by govern
mental confusion, competition and
conflict.
Section IL. This act shall take
effect Immediately.
Section Is. II any clause or other
portion Of this Act is held to be
invalid, that decision shall not eff
feet the validity Of the remaining
portions Of this Act. The Legisla-
ture hereby declares that all such
remaining portions of this Act are
severable, and that it would have
enacted such remaining portions If
the invalid portions had not been
included in this Act.
Approved April 81, 1887.