How is the Program Administered? |
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The Oral History Program was created as a statutory program in 1991. It is administered by the Office of the Secretary of State but governed by a Legislative Advisory Committee. The Committee sets the policy for the Program and chooses the candidates for oral histories.
The Advisory Committee consists of the Secretary of State, Secretary of the Senate, the Chief Clerk of the House and two members from each caucus in each House. Present members are:
A group of ex officio appointees also guide the program: