§ 12220 Federal Act Administration Authority
This law says that if a federal program says it should be run in California by the California Community College Board or its staff, then those people can run it and have the power to work with the U.S. government.
Congress creates a scholarship program for community‑college students and the law says the California Community College Board will manage it.
The Board and its staff can handle the scholarships, set the rules, and work with the federal agency that created the program, because this statute gives them that authority.
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§ 12220 Federal Act Administration Authority
Last verified: January 10, 2026