The department shall have possession and control of all
records, books, papers, offices, equipment, supplies, funds,
appropriations, land and other property--real or personal--now or
hereafter held for the benefit or use of all of the bodies, offices
or officers comprising the department.  The title to all property
held by any of these bodies, offices or officers for the use and
benefit of the state, is vested in the State of California to be held
in the possession of the department.  Except as authorized by a
board, the department shall not have the possession and control of
examination questions prior to submission to applicants at scheduled
examinations.

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