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J .) ~ 0) CD --i " needed to effect .the. necessary cross-fUnctional coordination, providing they are not in conflict with any procedures established by the Inter- Agency Committee. The Governor's Representative is not expected to pre- pare any part of the report. . c. The Governor's Representative will discharge his coordination . task by individual contact with agency repreeentatives, by meetings with representatives of two or more agencies, and by AWRBIAC technical confer- ences held in his State. The Governor's Representative will preside at all AWRBIAC technical conferences held in his State except the basin-wide Tulsa Technical Conference. He will make arrangements with AWRBIAC for holding technical conferences and will call upon the Tulsa Group for as- sistance in conducting such conferences and in discharging his other co- ordination responsibilities. In general, the contact between the Governor's Representative and a work group will be through the chairman agency of the work group. Each Federal member on the Inter-Agency Committee is respon- sible for working out with the Governor's Representative the specific arrangements for such contact. As prescribed in paragraph 3 above, it is the responsibj1ity of the chairman agency of the work group to provide for participation in this cross-functional coordination by all interested Federal agencies who are members of 1lhe work group. The Governor's Rep- resentative may call upon.the proper administrative official of the par- ticipating Federal agencies working within his State for a report on the activities and. work being performed within the AWR area by those agencies. . d. The various work groups or participating agencies, the Tulsa . Group, and members of the Inter-Agency Committee may call to the attention of the Governor's Representative any need for coordination within his State. Thie will assiet him in obtaining a complete picture of the activities with- in his State and of the coordination problems that exist. At an early date each Governor's Representative and the Tulsa Group will meet to initiate tho determination of what problems of State coordination exist, and agree upon measures for their resolution. e. The Governor's Representative should give early attention to . .the following suggested coordination tasks: (1) The Governor's Representative, by arranging for inter- change of information and necessary joint action among all agencies and work groups operating in his State, will endeavor to assure integration of the over-all program of the several work groups responsible for design of all major water utilization and control structures in the State so that the over-all plan of improvement will be properly correlated. (2) As plans evolve for construction and operation of major water utilization and control structures in the State, the Governor's Representative will endeavor to assure that they are integrated with ex- ~sting and authorize~:developments, with all other phases of the AWR plan ~n the State, and with interstate water compacts. V-4 .