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United States — Tennessee
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This section defines several terms used in the part, including “agency,” “commissioner,” “baseline data,” “outcome,” “output,” “performance measure,” “program,” and “standard.”
United States — Tennessee
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The comptroller of the treasury may hire outside experts, and a private entity may conduct required performance reviews if selected by the comptroller and subject to competitive bidding rules.
United States — Tennessee
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State agencies must submit annual strategic plans and performance measures to the commissioner, who also issues instructions and reviews and updates the measures.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of finance and administration must review each state agency’s strategic plan and performance measures at least annually, update them when needed, and include state agency comments when necessary.
United States — Tennessee
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Certain Tennessee state agencies must prepare and submit strategic plans and related program reports each year.
United States — Tennessee
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State agencies must undergo performance review by the comptroller of the treasury and cooperate by providing requested documents and information.
United States — Tennessee
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Strategic plans, performance reviews, and information created only for them are not admissible in court or administrative hearings.
United States — Tennessee
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The director of the office of legislative administration must prepare and submit proposed instructions to the joint legislative services committee, which must review them and adopt final instructions; the committee may also revise or amend the proposal.
United States — Tennessee
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This section controls how state treasury money is disbursed, including warrants, electronic transfers, and some investment transfers.
United States — Tennessee
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The state treasurer must invest state treasury funds as practicable, and the funding board controls policy guidelines for permitted investments.
United States — Tennessee
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This section sets up a pooled investment fund and gives the state treasurer and state funding board roles in administering it.
United States — Tennessee
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People cannot draw money from the public treasury until they have paid what they owe to the state. The finance commissioner also cannot issue a treasury warrant for a defaulting person until arrearages are audited and paid, unless the commissioner determines that refusing the warrant would interrupt essential services.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of finance and administration may issue a duplicate warrant when the original was lost, mislaid, or destroyed, if the commissioner’s procedures are approved by the state treasurer and comptroller of the treasury.
United States — Tennessee
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The finance commissioner may require fiscal information before releasing appropriations or grants, and the comptroller may audit fiscal records of recipients.
United States — Tennessee
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Amounts collected by a department or agency that are determined to have been paid by mistake may be refunded under a procedure developed by the commissioner of finance and administration and approved by the comptroller of the treasury.
United States — Tennessee
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The funding board and state treasurer manage an intermediate-term investment fund for eligible public funds, with participation, reporting, accountkeeping, and withdrawal rules.
United States — Tennessee
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Public funds may not be used for certain image-focused advertising or public relations work, unless specifically itemized in the general appropriations act.
United States — Tennessee
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This section creates the Tennessee interagency cash flow committee and requires it to maintain an eighteen-month monthly cash flow projection, while state entities must provide requested information and the state treasurer must post the projection monthly.
United States — Tennessee
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Members of covered state boards and commissions generally may not receive compensation unless they work at least four hours on board duties or attend board meetings; set annual or monthly salaries are not affected.
United States — Tennessee
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The state treasurer may invest certain state funds in specified U.S.-guaranteed obligations if the custodial officers request it, and must keep separate investor accounts and report monthly.