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The comptroller of the treasury must report to the state funding board after note issuance is approved. The state funding board must report to legislative committees when a loan guarantee is requested and keep them updated on later actions.
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Local government officials or employees who do not perform required duties or otherwise comply with this part commit a Class C misdemeanor and may be fined and removed from office or position.
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Notes issued under this part may be used for operational expenses and may extend past the current fiscal year.
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This section gives the Act its short title and says it may be cited by that name.
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The comptroller of the treasury must develop and recommend changes, policies, and procedures to address financially distressed local entities.
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This chapter may be cited as the “Local Economic Adjustment Act of 1975.”
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Local governments are authorized to work cooperatively with state and federal governments on activities to reduce severe economic or disaster-related hardship.
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This section defines several terms used in the chapter, including “cities,” “towns,” “counties,” “economic adjustment project,” “federal government,” and “state.”
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Cities and counties may accept grants and arrange grants or loans for economic adjustment projects, but they cannot make grants to private profit-making entities.
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Cities and counties that start an economic adjustment project or program must create a local department to run it.
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Cities and counties may use certain funds to run the department and manage an economic adjustment project, but their credit cannot be extended for commercial loans to individuals, private firms, or corporations.
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The department must keep financial and other records for all transactions and make them available for public inspection; its internal audits must follow comptroller standards, and the comptroller must perform an annual financial audit of the department.
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This chapter must be read broadly to carry out its purposes.
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Each county may fund and conduct up to two special censuses between federal decennial censuses, and the county population is then revised after certification.
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This chapter may be cited as the Financial Integrity Act of 1983.
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Certain state, higher-education, county, municipal, and metropolitan entities must maintain internal controls, and state agencies and higher-education institutions must do an annual risk assessment.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of finance and administration must establish guidelines for assessing internal control risks and systems, and may later modify those guidelines.
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State agency and higher education leaders must file an annual report with specified state officials, and if the risk assessment does not show reasonable assurance, the report must include a corrective action plan.
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This chapter may be called the Tennessee Public Obligations Registration Act.
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This section defines terms used in the chapter, including issuer, official, official actions, public obligation, and related forms of signature and seal.