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SB 122 w/ HA 1 — Session Law

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Mentions of “Administration” — 16 found on pages 3, 4, 5

… de by making deletions as shown by strike through and insertions as shown by underline as follows: § 3005. Special Administration Fund. (a) Creation. — There is created in the State Treasury a A special fund in the State Treasury, to be known a …

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… reation. — There is created in the State Treasury a A special fund in the State Treasury, to be known as the Special Administration Fund of the Human Relations Commission . Commission and referred to as “the Fund” throughout this section, This Fund …

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… or 46 under Chapters 45, 46, or 78 of Title 6. (3) All Community Development Block Grant moneys designated for the administration and enforcement of Chapter 46 of Title 6. (4) All other moneys specifically designated for this the Fund. (5) All …

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… (4) All other moneys specifically designated for this the Fund. (5) All interest on or profits earned by the Special Administration Fund. (b) Administration. — Page 4 of 6 (1) All moneys collected pursuant to under this section shall must be …

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… fically designated for this the Fund. (5) All interest on or profits earned by the Special Administration Fund. (b) Administration. — Page 4 of 6 (1) All moneys collected pursuant to under this section shall must be deposited or paid into this …

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… s chapter or Chapters 45 or 46 45, 46, or 78 of Title 6, shall may be expended solely for the proper and efficient administration of this chapter. (3) The State Treasurer shall be is the custodian of and shall be liable on the State Treasurer's …

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… sustained by the Fund shall must be deposited in the Fund. (c) Use. — The Commission may use moneys in the Special Administration Fund may be used by the Commission for any of the following purposes: (1) The payment of litigation expenses, cost …

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… his chapter. (d) Transfer. — The Commission, whenever it If the Commission determines that the money in the Special Administration Fund is more than adequate to pay for all foreseeable needs for which this Fund is created, it may authorize the tran …

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