HARRY HUGHES, Governor                             2797

(3)  A statement of the powers of the entity and
the manner of representation and participation of each
cooperating board or agency in the program and that, if a
joint board is established, each public agency party to the
agreement shall be represented on it;

(4)  The purpose of the administrative entity;

(5)  The manner of financing the joint or
cooperative undertaking and of establishing and maintaining
its budget, including the manner for receiving, holding, and
disbursing federal and other grants and appropriations,
[shall include agreements as to] AND the responsibilities of
each cooperating unit of government involved for the payment
of the share of the employer in any pension, retirement, or
insurance plan administered by any of the participants;

(6)  The manner of acquiring, holding, and
disposing of property used in the joint or cooperative
undertaking;

(7)  The method to be used in accomplishing the
partial or complete termination of the agreement and for
disposing of property on partial or complete termination;
and

(8)  Any other necessary and proper matters.

(c)  (1) Before any agreement made under SUBSECTION
(B) OF this section becomes effective, it shall:

(i) Be approved by the county governing
body; and

(ii) Be submitted to the Attorney General.

(2) If the Attorney General finds that the
agreement is not in proper form or not compatible with the
laws of this State, the Attorney General shall give written
details to the governing body of each public agency
concerned as to how the proposed agreement fails to meet the
requirements of law.

(d)  A cooperative entity established under SUBSECTION
(B) OF this section may administer only the programs and
exercise only the powers and duties specifically delegated
to it by the public bodies party to the agreement.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1980.

Approved May 27, 1980.