Chapter 35-3. State Budget

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35-3-1Budget officer — General powers and duties.35-3-2Annual appropriations for state government.35-3-3Responsibility of budget officer for budget.35-3-3.1Responsibility of budget officer for budget of resource recovery corporation.35-3-4Estimates submitted by department heads.35-3-4.1Department of transportation budget — Tort claims.35-3-4.2Zero base budget review.35-3-5Estimates for legislature and judiciary.35-3-6Compensation of outside personnel employed in preparation of budget.35-3-7Submission of budget to general assembly — Contents.35-3-7.1Biennial capital development program.35-3-7.2Budget officer as capital development officer.35-3-8Recommendations to meet deficiencies — Submission of appropriation bills.35-3-9Action on bills by house committee — Hearings.35-3-10Consideration of bill by senate committee.35-3-11Consideration of budget by senate.35-3-12Supplements and amendments offered by governor.35-3-13Revenue appropriations to be within expected receipts — Provision of revenue for additional appropriations.35-3-14Receipts credited to general fund — Credit of special receipts to specific appropriations — Fees of attorneys for collection of taxes.35-3-15Unexpended and unencumbered balances of revenue appropriations.35-3-16Repealed.35-3-17Quarterly and monthly allotments.35-3-17.1Financial statements required from state departments, agencies, and instrumentalities.35-3-18Repealed.35-3-19Availability of funds on failure of general assembly to pass appropriation bill.35-3-20State budget reserve and cash stabilization account.35-3-20.1Limitation on state spending.35-3-20.2Supplemental state budget reserve account.35-3-21Repealed.35-3-22Affordable housing — rental subsidy account.35-3-23Interfund transfers.35-3-24Control of state spending.35-3-24.1Program performance measurement.35-3-25Enumeration of restricted receipt, general revenue, and federal receipt accounts and debts service charges.35-3-26Technology related expenditures.35-3-27Reimbursement of debt service costs.