§ 12604 State Federal Cooperation Authority
This law lets the state department work with the U.S. government on things that involve both the state and the country. They can talk, write letters, and even travel to make sure the state's interests are represented.
If the federal government is making new rules about clean water, and those rules affect California's rivers and lakes.
The state department can talk to the U.S. government to make sure California's needs are considered. They can send letters, have meetings, or even travel to Washington D.C. to discuss it.
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§ 12604 State Federal Cooperation Authority
Last verified: January 11, 2026