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Excerpt from Report to the 2003 General Assembly of North Carolina: 2004 Session
The President Pro Tempore of the Senate and the Speakers of the House of Representatives established the Joint Select Committee on Economic Growth and Development as an interim study committee pursuant to G5. 120 A Copy of the document establishing the Committee is contained in Appendix A. The Committee initially consisted of twenty members, ten appointed by the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and ten appointed by the Speakers of the House of Representatives. The President Pro Tempore and the Speakers later increased the membership of the Committee by eight members: four appointed by the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and four appointed by the Speakers of the House of Representatives. A copy of the addendum may be found in Appendix B. The appointing authorities designated the following members to serve as co-chairs: Senator John Kerr, Ill and Senator Fletcher Hartsell and Representative William Daughtridge, Jr. And Representative William Wainwright.
The appointing authorities charged the Joint Select Committee on Economic Growth and Development to undertake a comprehensive review of the current State and local resources devoted to economic growth and development to determine how the State, working together with local communities, can best achieve economic stability, growth, and development in North Carolina.
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