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v. Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness andHealth;w. Eleven at-large members, including arepresentative of local education, religiousorganization, older adults and non-profit organizations.Section 3. Functionsa. The Governor’s Task Force shall meetregularly at the call of the Chair.b. The Governor’s Task Force will advise theState Health Director and the Secretary of the Department ofHealth and Human Services on policies, programs and resourcesneeded to improve the public’s health in North Carolina.c. The Governor's Task Force shall have theresponsibility to periodically review the state health objectives,make amendments as necessary, and report progress towardachieving the objectives to the Governor, Secretary of DHHS,and the State Health Director.d. The Governor’s Task Force shall have thepower to designate local Healthy Carolinians Task Forces,comprised of representatives of public and private organizations,and community members and leaders, which support the goals ofthe Governor's Task Force.e. The Governor’s Task Force shall provideencouragement and guidance to communities establishing theirown local groups to accomplish the objectives developed by theGovernor’s Task Force.f. The Governor's Task Force shall review thePreventative Health and Health Services Block Grant annuallyand carry out the necessary functions of the advisory committeeas required by federal law.Section 4. Administrationa. Administrative support for the Governor’sTask Force shall be provided by the Department of Health andHuman Services.b. It shall be the responsibility of each Cabinetdepartment to make every reasonable effort to cooperate with theGovernor’s Task Force in carrying out the provisions of thisOrder.This Executive Order is effective immediately and shallremain in effect until rescinded.Done in the Capital City of Raleigh, North Carolina, this9 th day of October, 2001._____________________________Michael F. EasleyGovernorATTEST_____________________________Elaine F. MarshallSecretary of StateEXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 14NORTH CAROLINA INTERAGENCY COUNCILFOR COORDINATING HOMELESS PROGRAMSEXECUTIVE ORDERS16:15 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 1, 20021639WHEREAS, the problem of homelessness denies asegment of our population their basic need for adequate shelter;and,WHEREAS, several State agencies offer programs andservices for homeless persons; and,WHEREAS, to combat the problem of homelessnessmost effectively, it is critical that these agencies coordinateprogram development and delivery of essential services.NOW, THEREFORE, by the power vested in me asGovernor by the laws and Constitution of the State of NorthCarolina, IT IS ORDERED:Section 1. EstablishmentThe North Carolina Interagency Council forCoordinating Homeless Programs is hereby established.Section 2. MembershipThe Interagency Council shall consist of a chairmanappointed by the Governor and 27 additional members who shallbe appointed by the Governor from the following public andprivate agencies and categories of qualifications:(a) One member from the Department ofAdministration.(b)(c)(d)One member from the North Carolina HousingFinance Agency.One member from the Office of StatePlanning.One member from the North CarolinaCommunity College System.(e) One member from the Department ofCorrection.(f)One member from the Department of CulturalResources.(g) One member from the Department ofCommerce.(h)(i)(j)(k)Two members from the Department of Healthand Human Services, one representing theDivision of Mental Health, DevelopmentalDisabilities and Substance Abuse Services andone representing the AIDS Care Branch.One member from the State Board ofEducation or a member from the Departmentof Public Instruction.One county government official.One city government official.
(l) Six members from non-profit agenciesconcerned with housing issues and serviceprovision to the homeless.(m)(n)(o)(p)One homeless or formerly homeless person.Two members from the private sector.Three members of the North Carolina Senate.Three members of the North Carolina Houseof Representatives.EXECUTIVE ORDERSThe Office of Economic Opportunity of the Departmentof Health and Human Services shall provide administrative andstaff support services required by the Interagency Council.This Executive Order is effective immediately and shallremain in effect until rescinded. Done in the Capital City ofRaleigh, North Carolina, the 28 th day of November 2001.___________________________________Michael F. EasleyGovernorATTEST:Section 3. Chair and Terms of MembershipEach appointment shall be for a term of 3 years. (Initialterms of membership for the other members of the InteragencyCouncil shall be staggered with those members from statedepartments or agencies and the North Carolina GeneralAssembly serving three year terms and other members servingtwo year terms. Each appointment thereafter shall be for a termof two years.)Section 4. MeetingsThe Interagency Council shall meet quarterly and at othertimes at the call of the Chair or upon written request of at leastfive (5) of its members.Section 5. Functions___________________________________Elaine F. MarshallSecretary of StateEXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 15TO ESTABLISH THE HEAVY DUTY DIESELRULE EFFECTIVE DATEWHEREAS, North Carolina has participated in a multi-stateinitiative to prevent excess emissions from heavy-duty dieselengines; andWHEREAS, on October 11, 2001, the EnvironmentalManagement Commission adopted Heavy Duty Diesel EngineRequirements at 15A NCAC 2D .1008, and on November 15,2001, the permanent rule was approved by the Rules ReviewCommission; and(a)(b)The Interagency Council shall advise theGovernor and Secretary of the Department ofHealth and Human Services on issues relatedto the problems of persons who are homelessor at risk of becoming homeless, identify andsecure available resources throughout the Stateand nation and provide recommendations forjoint and cooperative efforts and policyinitiatives in carrying out programs to meet theneeds of the homeless.The Interagency Council shall set short-termand long-term goals and determine yearlypriorities.WHEREAS, the rule serves to fill a two-year gap in federalrequirements for the use of supplemental test procedures forcertification of heavy-duty diesel engines with emissionstandards at the manufacturing stage; andWHEREAS, without the gap-filling rule, excess NOxemissions would be produced over the life of any enginesproduced during the gap model years – 2005 and 2006,contributing unnecessarily to North Carolina’s challengingozone problems; andWHEREAS, the standard effective date of the permanentrule under the Administrative Procedures Act, N.C.G.S. 150B-1et seq, would be July 1, 2002, at the earliest; and(c)Section 6. ExpensesThe Interagency Council shall submit anannual report to the Governor, by November 1,on its accomplishments and the status ofhomelessness in North Carolina.Council administrative costs, special function expensesand the cost of member per diem, travel and subsistenceexpenses shall be paid from state funds appropriated to theDepartment of Health and Human Services.Section 7. Staff Assistance16:15 NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 1, 20021640WHEREAS, for the rule to apply to any particular modelyear, it must be effective two years prior to the commencementof that model year, the standard effective date would not allowthe permanent rule to achieve its intended NOx reductions forthe motor vehicle model year 2005; andWHEREAS, the Administrative Procedures Act authorizesthe Governor, by Executive Order, to make effective apermanent rule upon finding that it is necessary to protect publichealth, safety and welfare.NOW, THEREFORE, by the power vested in me asGovernor by the Constitution and laws of the State of NorthCarolina, IT IS ORDERED:
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