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TCA § 9-4-407 — Safekeeping of securities
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The state treasurer may contract to safekeep and service eligible collateral and certain securities, and may insure securities if advisable.
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The state treasurer may contract to safekeep and service eligible collateral and certain securities, and may insure securities if advisable.
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The state treasurer may accept trust receipts instead of direct collateral deposits, and trustee custodians must issue them in an acceptable form after eligible collateral is deposited.
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A trustee custodian holding collateral for a related state depository must keep it in a restricted account at specified federal banks. The state treasurer may examine the collateral and ask for reasonable reports. The state and state treasurer are not liable for certain losses while the collateral is held under a trust
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This part may be cited as the “Collateral Pool for Public Deposits Act of 1990.”
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This section defines terms used for public deposit collateral rules.
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A public depository holding public deposits may apply to the board to join the collateral pool, and the board must approve the application process and may require financial information.
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Qualified public depositories must maintain and deposit enough eligible collateral for public deposits, and must notify depositors about collateral pool coverage and changes.
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A qualified public depository must choose one or more trustee custodians for eligible collateral, and trustee custodians must send quarterly reports to the state treasurer.
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This section creates a seven-member collateral pool board and sets how members are appointed, how the board operates, and what the secretary must do.
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The collateral pool board may set rules, fees, collateral requirements, and other controls for public depositories in the program.
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The Uniform Administrative Procedures Act governs hearings and judicial review for contested cases arising under this part.
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A qualified public depository must guarantee public depositors against losses caused by the default or insolvency of other qualified public depositories.
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The state budget must present a complete financial plan for the coming fiscal year.
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The state budget is meant to use performance data and related program measures, and each budget unit must include detailed program, performance, effort, and funding information.
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State departments, offices, and agencies must prepare and submit annual expenditure estimates by December 1, and some state agencies must include required performance measures and standards with their budget requests.
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Each year, the commissioner of finance and administration must prepare revenue estimates by January 1.
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The governor must review the budget estimates and transmit a printed budget document to the general assembly each year, with a later deadline for first-year governors and possible extensions by joint resolution.
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The governor must submit the budget bills to both houses of the general assembly within the stated deadline.
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The section says certain debt issuers and some public higher education entities receive direct and continuing appropriations and may spend those funds under the applicable legislation or contracts.
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This section sets formatting rules for the general appropriations bill and its title, prohibits general legislation in the bill, and allows performance-based budgeting incentives or disincentives.