Public Works Committee of the House of Representatives; and three appointed by the Chairman of the Education Committee of the Senate; (2) Twenty educators of which eight are appointed by the State Superintendent of Education; four appointed by the Governor; two appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives; two appointed by the President of the Senate; two appointed by the Chairman of the Education and Public Works Committee of the House of Representatives; and two appointed by the Chairman of the Education Committee of the Senate; (3) Lieutenant Governor or his designee; (4) Chairman of the Committee on Children or his designee; (5)(4) Chairman of the Education Oversight Committee or his designee; (6)(5) The Governor and Superintendent of Education shall serve as ex officio members. The term of office of the members of the BusinessEducation Partnership must be four years except that of those first appointed an equal number must serve terms of two, three, and four years respectively as determined by lot. Except in those cases where the term of a member of the BusinessEducation Subcommittee has not expired, no member of the BusinessEducation Partnership may serve more than two consecutive terms. The number of appointments provided for in items (1) and (2) above must be reduced proportionately by the membership requirements of subsection (B). The chairman of the BusinessEducation Partnership for Excellence in Education must be elected by the members of the partnership and must be chosen from among the thirtytwo business and civic leaders serving on the partnership. The BusinessEducation Partnership must meet at the call of the chairman but not less than quarterly. The Governor must preside at all regular and special meetings of the partnership in which he is in attendance; at those meetings at which the Governor is not in attendance the State Superintendent of Education must preside, and in the absence of the Superintendent, the chairman of the partnership must preside. The partnership in conjunction with the State Department of Education may cause to be held statewide public forums for the purpose of fostering open discussions regarding the impact of the Education Improvement Act on the state's education system and education reform in general.” PART V
Public Works Committee of the House of Representatives; and three appointed by the Chairman of the Education Committee of the Senate; (2) Twenty educators of which eight are appointed by the State Superintendent of Education; four appointed by the Governor; two appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives; two appointed by the President of the Senate; two appointed by the Chairman of the Education and Public Works Committee of the House of Representatives; and two appointed by the Chairman of the Education Committee of the Senate; (3) Lieutenant Governor or his designee; (4) Chairman of the Committee on Children or his designee; (5)(4) Chairman of the Education Oversight Committee or his designee; (6)(5) The Governor and Superintendent of Education shall serve as ex officio members. The term of office of the members of the BusinessEducation Partnership must be four years except that of those first appointed an equal number must serve terms of two, three, and four years respectively as determined by lot. Except in those cases where the term of a member of the BusinessEducation Subcommittee has not expired, no member of the BusinessEducation Partnership may serve more than two consecutive terms. The number of appointments provided for in items (1) and (2) above must be reduced proportionately by the membership requirements of subsection (B). The chairman of the BusinessEducation Partnership for Excellence in Education must be elected by the members of the partnership and must be chosen from among the thirtytwo business and civic leaders serving on the partnership. The BusinessEducation Partnership must meet at the call of the chairman but not less than quarterly. The Governor must preside at all regular and special meetings of the partnership in which he is in attendance; at those meetings at which the Governor is not in attendance the State Superintendent of Education must preside, and in the absence of the Superintendent, the chairman of the partnership must preside. The partnership in conjunction with the State Department of Education may cause to be held statewide public forums for the purpose of fostering open discussions regarding the impact of the Education Improvement Act on the state's education system and education reform in general.” PART V