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United States — Tennessee
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The state, state agencies, and public depositors are not liable for losses from the default or insolvency of a qualified public depository, except as provided in § 9-4-519(b).
United States — Tennessee
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Tennessee personal income is defined by reference to the U.S. Department of Commerce definition of “personal income.”
United States — Tennessee
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The state funding board must regularly obtain and present economy and revenue reports, make comments on estimates, and share them with specified state officials.
United States — Tennessee
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The governor’s budget document must include Tennessee income and appropriation statements; if appropriations outpace income growth, the governor and general assembly must file or pass a single-subject bill stating the dollar and percentage overage.
United States — Tennessee
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Fees collected under this part must be paid into the state treasury and are appropriated exclusively to the department of the treasury for carrying out this part.
United States — Tennessee
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When a public depository joins the collateral pool, the state treasurer may become successor pledgee for certain collateral and may sign required documents for public depositors.
United States — Tennessee
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Certain state-shared tax funds for counties and municipalities must be used as the base apportionment for calculating additional state revenues under the Tennessee Constitution.
United States — Tennessee
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The governor’s budget must show the increase in state apportionment for municipalities and county governments, and $1,000,000 of that increase must be available for related allocations.
United States — Tennessee
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Before the general appropriation act is approved, the finance commissioner must certify certain cost-increasing laws to the committee chairs, and the committees must then report the funding allocations to legislative leaders.
United States — Tennessee
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For qualifying bills that increase city or county spending above the stated level, the general assembly must follow this procedure: get a fiscal note, amend the bill if needed to show the state share, and have the sponsor prepare and present a budget amendment funding that share.
United States — Tennessee
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This part cannot be read to reduce the amount apportioned to local governments under the cited statutes.
United States — Tennessee
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If a locality is later found not to be a municipality, it and people acting for it do not have to repay the grants or state-shared taxes covered by this section, except that any unspent, unobligated portion becomes county assets, subject to § 67-5-104(c).
United States — Tennessee
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This section says the part may be cited as the “Block Grant Review Act of 1996.”
United States — Tennessee
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State agencies are to plan deliberately and seek maximum feasible input from listed stakeholders when carrying out reorganizations or new priority decisions tied to federal block grants or devolution-related state decisions.
United States — Tennessee
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Each state agency must make block grant and federal devolution decisions using listed principles, as far as practicable and as permitted by law.
United States — Tennessee
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State agencies that make or recommend block grant-related decisions must file a written report each year by February 1.
United States — Tennessee
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The head of each state agency must ensure compliance with this part, and each state agency must pay the compliance costs.
United States — Tennessee
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This provision gives the Act its short title: the “Tennessee Governmental Accountability Act of 2013.”
United States — Tennessee
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The section says government performance accountability is important and calls for a system of strategic planning, performance measures, and performance audits.
United States — Tennessee
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The requirements in this part apply to all agencies, unless an exemption applies in this part or is granted by the commissioner of finance and administration.