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Mission: The Mission of the National Minority Business Advisory Council (MBAC) is to ENGAGE, INFORM, and EMPOWER Minority Business Enterprises (MBE's) to achieve economic equity in public contracting through education and raising both awareness and advocacy efforts with/for communities of color.Vision: The Vision of the National Minority Business Advisory Council (MBAC) is to influence public policy reform to insure fair and equitable public procurement practices and outcomes that increase equity in minority business growth and opportunity.

Governor AppointeeSTATUTORY AUTHORITY The Washington State Commission on Hispanic Affairs is governed by Chapter 43.115 RCW. Implementing regulations are contained in Chapter 322.12 WAC.The Washington State Commission on Hispanic Affairs (CHA) was created by a Governor's Executive Order and established in statute in 1971. As mandated by the state legislature, the Commission's functions are to improve public policy development and the delivery of government services to the Hispanic community through the following means:1) Identifying and defining issues concerning the rights and needs of Washington State's Hispanic Community.2) Advising the Governor and state agencies on the development of relevant policies, plans, and programs that affect Hispanics.3) Advising the legislature on issues of concern to the state's Hispanic community.4) Establishing relationships with state agencies, local governments, and members of the private sector.