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§ 3-17-106. Financial Accounting — Requirements

An organization authorized by the general assembly to operate an annual event shall file, within ninety (90) calendar days following the actual event date, a financial accounting with the secretary in accordance with this section. An organization shall remit to the secretary the full application fee specified pursuant to § 3-17-104(c)(2), less the initial application […]

§ 3-17-107. Public Records — Release of Information

Applications, reports, and all other documents and information required to be filed under this chapter, or by the secretary, shall be public records in the office of the secretary. The secretary, in the secretary’s discretion, may compile, summarize, publish, or otherwise release to the public any information contained in applications and any other documents filed […]

§ 3-17-108. Recordkeeping

Every nonprofit organization subject to the provisions of this chapter and the rules and regulations prescribed by the secretary, shall keep: True and accurate fiscal records including, but not limited to, all income and expenses; and True and accurate records regarding the conduct of any annual event, including records of any documents, information, notices, or […]

§ 3-17-102. Chapter Definitions

As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires: [Deleted by 2015 amendment.] “Annual event” means an event: Authorized by two-thirds (2/3) vote of all members elected to each house of the general assembly; Operated for the benefit of a nonprofit organization located in Tennessee; Conducted with a single type of lottery game; Conducted […]

§ 3-14-107. Expenditure of Funds

The office of program evaluation shall have the authority to expend appropriated state funds and receive and expend available federal, foundation, or other funds.

§ 3-14-108. Coordination With Other Programs and Governments

The office of program evaluation shall coordinate its activities with those of all other legislative programs in order to avoid duplication of effort. All documents, records, and other information of state and local governments shall be made available to the office upon request. All facilities of state and local government shall be open to the […]

§ 3-14-109. Records Are Public — Exceptions

All books, papers, records, and correspondence pertaining to the work of the office are public records except: Intraoffice memoranda made by the director or the director’s staff; Work papers and correspondence with any committee or member of the general assembly; and Any material supplied to the office by a state or local government agency or […]