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United States — New Hampshire
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This section creates a revenue stabilization reserve account, directs the comptroller and treasurer to move and invest funds, and limits when reserve money may be used.
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The state treasurer must report yearly to the legislature on outstanding bond obligations and recommend legislation on early redemption; the legislature may appropriate funds for debt redemption after receiving the report.
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The state fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30.
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The governor may issue warrants for certain treasury, highway, and fish and game fund uses, with council advice and consent and other stated conditions.
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The governor may authorize revolving funds and issue warrants for them, but only with the council’s advice and consent and proper application or audit steps.
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Departments and the governor may transfer funds within their accounting units, but approvals are required at set dollar thresholds and some appropriations are restricted.
United States — New Hampshire
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The governor may reduce expenditure classes within departments, but only with prior approval from the fiscal committee and only if certain fiscal conditions are met. The governor must also provide a summary report every 60 days about actions taken under this section.
United States — New Hampshire
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Departments may move federal grant funds between class codes or carry forward federal-grant balances, but only with the listed approvals and only if the transfer does not overrun any grant.
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Transfers from permanent personal services appropriation items to other uses are limited, and the department of health and human services may get an exemption only with fiscal committee approval.
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Money may not be transferred into the fish and game department appropriation for land acquisition.
United States — New Hampshire
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The department of administrative services must review benefit accounts and, if needed, move money quarterly into a special employee benefit adjustment account. The account lapses at each fiscal year end, and the commissioner must certify transfers and send an annual report to the governor and council.
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The supreme court may transfer funds within judicial branch appropriations, but transfers of $100,000 or more need prior approval, and transfers cannot violate other legal restrictions.
United States — New Hampshire
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The chief justice of the supreme court must pre-audit all judicial branch claims presented for warrants.
United States — New Hampshire
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The governor and council may, with prior approval from the fiscal committee, authorize the commissioner of administrative services to transfer appropriation items and reallocate operational funds within a department or institution.
United States — New Hampshire
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Unspent appropriations lapse after set periods unless tied to qualifying contract obligations or another special rule applies.
United States — New Hampshire
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Officials or other people controlling public funds may not use them for a different purpose, spend more money, make contracts, or bind the state beyond the amount voted by the legislature.
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The governor must send the legislature a trailer bill by February 15 of the first year of each biennial legislative session.
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The governor must send a budget document to the legislature by February 15 of each biennial legislative session year.
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A person who violates RSA 9:19, alone or as part of a board, is personally liable for the excess amount spent, contracted, or agreed to above the appropriation.
United States — New Hampshire
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A commissioner, trustee, or agent who violates the stated provisions must be removed by the governor.