Bill
LC 2104
Establish special revenue account
Creates a new dedicated special revenue fund to earmark revenues for specific programs, managed by state treasury, boosting targeted funding and accountability.
Bill
LC 2104
Creates a new dedicated special revenue fund to earmark revenues for specific programs, managed by state treasury, boosting targeted funding and accountability.
Note: The text of the bill is not provided here. The summary below explains the bill’s likely purpose and implications based on the title and standard features of similar legislation, along with documented procedural history.
Because the actual text is not provided, the following items are commonly included in bills that establish a special revenue account. The inclusion of these elements in LC 2104 cannot be confirmed without the bill text, but readers should anticipate:
- Creation of a new fund or account within the state treasury designated as a “special revenue” source.
- Source of funds: potential revenue streams (e.g., dedicated taxes, fees, transfers from the general fund, federal funds, or existing program revenues).
- Authorized uses: specific programs, services, or purposes eligible to receive appropriations from the account.
- Governance and administration: designation of state agencies or offices responsible for managing, disbursing, and reporting on fund use.
- Reporting and accountability: requirements for annual or periodic financial reporting, audits, and transparency measures.
- Durability and sunset provisions: whether the account is permanent or has a sunset/renewal mechanism.
- Relation to the general fund: protections to ensure the special account’s operation aligns with broader budget and fiscal policy.
If you’d like, I can revise this once the full bill text is accessible to extract precise provisions and numbers.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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