State v. Public Employment Relations Board

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• concluding. the board was not vested with the authority to interpret a provision which would determine if the board had the authority to remedy nonwillful, as well as willful, violations of chapter 20
• concluding the board was not vested with the authority to interpret a provision which would determine if the board had the authority to remedy nonwillful, as well as willful, violations of chapter 20
• concluding the board was not vested with the authority to interpret a provision which would determine if the board had the authority to remedy nonwillful, as well as willful, violations of chapter 20
• finding the power to enact, implement, and administer rules and regulations is not the same as the power to interpret them
• finding the power to enact, implement, and administer rules and regulations is not the same as the power to interpret them
• “To determine the legislature’s intent, we first examine the language of the statute.” (Internal quotation marks and citation omitted)

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