Tennessee HB1894 amends higher education laws to change the appointment and confirmation process for certain university officials.
Tennessee HB1894 amends the state's higher education laws, specifically affecting the appointment and confirmation process for chief executive officers of state institutions. The bill requires that any chief executive officer selected by the board of regents or a state university board after July 1, 2026, must be confirmed by both the senate and house of representatives. If either house fails to confirm the selection within 90 days, the officer's employment is terminated, and the board must declare a vacancy.
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