9:17-c Employee Benefit Adjustment Account. – Whereas the appropriations for employee benefits in state departments and institutions may upon occasion not be totally needed for each position due to vacancies and personnel turnover, the department of administrative services shall transfer said amount quarterly from the departmental or institutional appropriation to a special account to […]
9:17-d Transfer of Appropriations, Judicial Branch. – The supreme court may transfer funds for any specific purposes to funds for other purposes in the general appropriations for any accounting unit within the judicial branch, provided that any transfer of $75,000 or more shall require prior approval of the fiscal committee of the general court, […]
9:17-e Audit of Judicial Branch. – Other provisions of law notwithstanding, the chief justice of the supreme court shall pre-audit all claims of the judicial branch to be presented for the issuance of warrants and this certification shall be sufficient evidence for the director, division of accounting services, to fulfill his responsibilities under the […]
9:17-f Repealed by 2012, 247:39, eff. Aug. 17, 2012. –
9:18 Lapsed Appropriations. – I. Except for capital appropriations under paragraph I-a or as otherwise specially provided, all unexpended portions of special appropriations shall lapse when the object for which the appropriation was made has been accomplished and, in any event, at the end of 2 years from the date when the act creating […]
9:19 Exceeding Appropriations. – No state official, commissioner, trustee, or other person having control of public funds appropriated by the general court shall use any part of such funds for any other purpose than that for which they were appropriated, or expend any money or make any contract or bargain, or in any way […]
9:2 Transmission to the Legislature. – Not later than February 15 of the year of each biennial legislative session, the governor shall transmit to the legislature a document to be known as a budget setting forth the governor’s financial program for each of the fiscal years of the ensuing biennium and having the character […]
9:2-a Transmission to the Legislature; Changes to Statutory Law. – Not later than February 15 of the first year of each biennial legislative session, the governor shall transmit to the legislature a document to be known as the trailer bill containing any changes to statutory law deemed necessary for the ensuing biennium. This document […]
9:20 Personal Liability. – Any person who violates the provisions of RSA 9:19 individually or as a member of a board shall be personally liable for the amount of the excess expended, contracted, or bargained above the appropriation. Source. 1903, 71:2. PL 15:36. RL 22:31.
9:21 Removal for. – Any commissioner, trustee or agent who shall violate said provisions shall be removed by the governor, and his successor shall be appointed in conformity to the law providing for filling vacancies in such positions. Source. 1903, 71:3. PL 15:37. RL 22:32.
9:22 Dissenting Officials Not Liable. – RSA 9:20 and 9:21 shall not apply to members of boards or commissions who do not aid in, sanction, or assent to a violation thereof by other members of such boards or commissions, and who, when such violations come to their knowledge, shall indicate their dissent by entry […]
9:23 Certificates of Service. – No bill of a state officer or employee for services or expenses, except salaries provided by statute, shall be approved by the governor and council or paid by the state treasurer unless it is accompanied by a certificate under oath of said officer or employee that the service has […]
9:24 Exception. – If a state officer or employee dies prior to the filing of his account, the account may be paid by the state treasurer if the governor and council are satisfied that the service was performed and the expense incurred. Source. 1905, 78:1. PL 15:40. RL 22:35.
9:25, 9:26 Repealed by 1999, 225:22, eff. Sept. 7, 1999. –
9:26-a Prohibited Changes. – No change shall be made in the plan, location, or design of a project in the capital budget after the project has been approved and funds appropriated, unless the change is ratified by the capital budget overview committee. Source. 1981, 540:2. 2010, 29:1, eff. July 12, 2010.
9:27 Insurance. – Any agency or department of the state may, with the approval of the governor and council and within the limits of its appropriation, secure casualty or liability insurance on any property owned by the state or in connection with any program or activity of the state; provided, however, that all such […]
9:28 Financing Gubernatorial Transition. – Funds which are appropriated to the department of administrative services for a gubernatorial transition shall not be used to finance the transition expenses for an incumbent governor-elect. No other funds, either public or private, shall be expended for this purpose. The governor-elect may, however, accept and use in-kind services […]
9:3 Form and Contents. – The budget shall consist of 3 parts, the nature and contents of which shall be as follows: I. Part I shall consist of the governor’s budget message, which shall set forth: (a) The governor’s program for meeting all the expenditure needs of the government for each of the years […]
9:3-a Capital Expenditure Requests. – Prior to the adoption of the 6-year capital budget, the requests for appropriation of funds shall be as follows: I. All departments seeking funds for capital expenditures shall submit their requests to the commissioner of administrative services no later than the May 1 before the opening of the biennial […]
9:3-b Review and Update of Capital Budget. – In the first year of each biennium the legislature shall review the 6-year capital budget and update the extended projects, and may approve new projects over the next 6 years. The general court intends that once a capital budget project has been approved it shall be […]
