Association governance and specified fund-appointment authority
NAAG Executive Committee
NAAG's Executive Committee is described on the association's current leadership page as a thirteen-attorney-general body responsible for organisational funds, property and management. It also employs the executive director.
Different powers in different documents
The 2016 VW fund rules give the Executive Committee appointment approval while reserving grants to a special committee. If that committee finds the fund's purpose no longer exists, the Executive Committee may dissolve it and direct remaining money to NAAG's General Fund. The 2012 financial-services fund separately provides appointment approval. The current leadership page does not establish which present members approved historical grants or supply a complete amendment trail for consolidated committees.
NAAG Executive Committee → National Association of Attorneys General
governs funds, property and management per current page
Current organization page observed 9 September 2026; adoption and historical application not established.
Current description gives 13-AG Executive Committee organizational governance, distinct finance/audit oversight and executive staffing. Does not give NAAG command over every state investigation or imply current people approved past grants.
NAAG Executive Committee → VW Settlement Fund — 2016 rules
may dissolve upon specified purpose determination
2016 rules approval year; exact day and later amendments/current committee applicability unknown.
If special committee determines purpose no longer exists, Executive Committee may dissolve and direct remaining funds to NAAG General Fund. Conditional authority, not observed transfer; not transplanted to FSF.
NAAG Executive Committee → VW fund three-AG special committee
approves presidential committee appointments
2016 rules approval year; exact day and later amendments/current committee applicability unknown.
2016 rules give Executive Committee appointment approval. This is separate from the special committee grant votes; present consolidated-committee authority is not inferred.
NAAG Executive Committee → Financial Services Fund five-AG special committee
approves presidential committee appointments
MOU effective 31 October 2012; later amendments and present committee applicability unknown.
2012 appointment approval is distinct from the special committee grant-decision thresholds. Current consolidation or delegation amendment not obtained.
Current organization page observed 9 September 2026; adoption and historical application not established.
Current description gives 13-AG Executive Committee organizational governance, distinct finance/audit oversight and executive staffing. Does not give NAAG command over every state investigation or imply current people approved past grants.
2016 rules approval year; exact day and later amendments/current committee applicability unknown.
2016 rules give Executive Committee appointment approval. This is separate from the special committee grant votes; present consolidated-committee authority is not inferred.
2016 rules approval year; exact day and later amendments/current committee applicability unknown.
If special committee determines purpose no longer exists, Executive Committee may dissolve and direct remaining funds to NAAG General Fund. Conditional authority, not observed transfer; not transplanted to FSF.
MOU effective 31 October 2012; later amendments and present committee applicability unknown.
2012 appointment approval is distinct from the special committee grant-decision thresholds. Current consolidation or delegation amendment not obtained.