Wash. Admin. Code § 296-05-005 - WSATC officers, members, and administrator duties
(1) Officers: The WSATC shall have three
officers. The chair and vice chair shall be elected by majority vote of the
WSATC members present. Election takes place in odd-numbered years at the
regular quarterly meeting in April. Once elected, officers remain in office for
a term of two years, until the successor is elected, or until resignation,
incapacitation, or death. Officers follow Robert's Rules of
Order to conduct meetings. Officers may have other powers and duties
as provided in these rules and by law. The secretary, chair, and vice chair are
required officers, as described in chapter 49.04 RCW and these rules:
(a) Secretary: The supervisor of the
apprenticeship section of the department of labor and industries is the
secretary of the WSATC. The secretary, with the assistance of a recording
secretary, takes minutes of all special and regular meetings. Minutes are kept
in the supervisor's office.
(b)
Chair: The presiding officer at all meetings. The chair may vote on and
participate in discussion about all matters before the WSATC as a regular
member.
(c) Vice chair: Presides
over meetings in the absence of the chair. Holds all the powers of the chair
when the chair is absent.
(2) Members: WSATC members are appointed for
three-year terms and remain on the council until replaced by a qualified
successor. When vacancies occur, vacancies must be filled.
(a) Voting members: The director of the
department of labor and industries appoints three voting members from employer
organizations, three voting members from employee organizations, and a public
member.
(b) Nonvoting members: The
WSATC may also include members who may participate in discussion of matters
before the WSATC, but they may not vote.
(3) Administrator: The supervisor serves as
the WSATC administrator and is the supervisor of the apprenticeship section of
the department of labor and industries.
(4) All amendments to this chapter must be
developed and adopted according to the provisions of chapter 49.04 RCW,
Apprenticeship Act; chapter 34.05 RCW, Administrative Procedure Act; and
Executive Order 97-02. All proposed amendments to these rules must be approved
by a two-thirds majority vote of regular WSATC members before they are
published for public hearing. All WSATC members, the apprenticeship supervisor,
committees and any other interested parties must be promptly notified, in
writing, of any proposed rule amendments, public hearings on proposed rule
amendments and new rule adoptions.
Notes
Statutory Authority: Chapter 49.04 RCW,
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