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The oral history advisory committee shall have the following responsibilities:

     (1) To select appropriate oral history interview subjects;

     (2) To select transcripts or portions of transcripts, and related historical material, for publication;

     (3) To advise the secretary of state on the format and length of individual interview series and on appropriate issues and subjects for related series of interviews;

     (4) To advise the secretary of state on the appropriate subjects, format, and length of interviews and on the process for conducting oral history interviews with subjects currently serving in the Washington state legislature;

     (5) To advise the secretary of state on joint programs and activities with state universities, colleges, museums, and other groups conducting oral histories; and

     (6) To advise the secretary of state on other aspects of the administration of the oral history program and on the conduct of individual interview projects.

[1991 c 237 § 3.]

Notes:

Effective date -- 1991 c 237: See note following RCW 43.07.220.