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United States — Tennessee
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The governor may change or add to the governor’s recommendations for the general appropriations bill while it is before the general assembly.
United States — Tennessee
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The state treasurer may take listed actions to manage collateral, pledged securities, reports, deposits, and related program standards.
United States — Tennessee
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Each year, the governor must require state departments and agencies to submit a work program with quarterly allotments, and the commissioner must use approved allotments to control spending.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner may require departments and agencies to set aside a reserve from allotments, with the governor’s approval.
United States — Tennessee
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Certain state department heads may revise work programs when needed because conditions changed, and the commissioner of finance and administration must approve specified revisions if stated conditions are met.
United States — Tennessee
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Before money-related contracts or obligations are entered, the appropriation must be certified as having enough unencumbered balance.
United States — Tennessee
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An appropriation cannot create authority to incur obligations after the fiscal year ends, and state agencies’ appropriations cannot be spent until allotted under an approved work program.
United States — Tennessee
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A local government unit may not use state funds to pay litigation costs for a lawsuit it files against the state, a state agency, or a state official. If the state wins, the department of finance and administration must deduct recovery amounts from the unit’s state-shared taxes or BEP-based funds.
United States — Tennessee
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State funds may not be used to perform abortions, except in rape/incest cases or when a physician certifies that the woman would be in danger of death without the abortion.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioners must certify each board’s required fee revenue by October 31, and the relevant directors must give the finance commissioner an estimate within 60 days after certification.
United States — Tennessee
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State funds may not be used to pay a municipality’s public debt, but municipalities may use their share of state-shared taxes for that purpose.
United States — Tennessee
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The University of Tennessee may not use state funds for certain promotions or to support sex week, and specified diversity office funds must be reallocated to minority engineering scholarships.
United States — Tennessee
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If a default or insolvency happens, the state treasurer must notify as required and carry out the loss-allocation procedure.
United States — Tennessee
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The state treasurer must publish notice of a qualified public depository’s default or insolvency within 30 days, and affected public depositors must file claims with the treasurer within 90 days after first publication.
United States — Tennessee
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This section creates the public deposit security trust fund and lets the state treasurer pay losses to public depositors from it.
United States — Tennessee
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After certain mergers, acquisitions, or consolidations, the resulting institution must file a contingent liability agreement with the state treasurer and related notices must be sent on short deadlines.
United States — Tennessee
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A qualified public depository may withdraw from the collateral pool if it gives written notice to the state treasurer and affected public depositors at least 180 days before withdrawal takes effect.
United States — Tennessee
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A qualified public depository must withdraw when the board votes to require it, and the state treasurer and depository have notice duties tied to the withdrawal date.
United States — Tennessee
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Qualified public depositories must file sworn reports and related financial documents with the state treasurer, and certain confidential information must be kept confidential.
United States — Tennessee
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Public depositors must keep their name on the account or certificate and, if they suffer an unsatisfied loss from a depository default or insolvency, notify the state treasurer within 3 business days after actual notice.