§ 101288 Petition Submission Requirements

This law says that if a petition is signed correctly by enough people, the secretary must send a copy of it to the board and the general manager, but without the signatures.

Key Takeaways

•If a petition is signed correctly and has enough signatures, it must be sent to the board and general manager.
•The copy sent does not include the signatures, just the petition itself.

Example

A group of parents in a school district collect signatures to ask for a new playground.

If they get enough signatures and fill out the petition correctly, the school secretary must send a copy of the petition to the school board and the principal, but they don't need to include the names of the people who signed it.

If the petition has been executed in the manner provided and by the required number of signers, the secretary of the district shall forthwith transmit to the board and to the general manager a copy of the petition, but without the signatures appended thereto. (Added by Stats. 1971, Ch. 1161.)

This law says that if a petition is signed correctly by enough people, the secretary must send a copy of it to the board and the general manager, but without the signatures.

Key Takeaways

•If a petition is signed correctly and has enough signatures, it must be sent to the board and general manager.
•The copy sent does not include the signatures, just the petition itself.

Example

A group of parents in a school district collect signatures to ask for a new playground.

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