The term "securities" when used in this article shall include all bonds, securities, debentures, notes or other evidences of indebtedness, and for purposes of this chapter all cash received by any state spending unit intended to serve as security for a legal obligation, whether pursuant to court order or otherwise.
(a) The treasurer of this state, unless otherwise expressly provided by law, shall be custodian of all securities required by law to be deposited with the state or held in legal custody by the state, and all departments of this state, commissioners or agents of the state, who hold any such securities, shall transfer and […]
Before July 1, 2001 and at least every two fiscal years thereafter, the Legislative Auditor shall examine and list all of the securities in the custody of the State Treasurer. A copy of the list so examined and certified shall be transmitted to the State Treasurer and the Department of Administration.
The Treasurer shall keep an accurate account of all securities received by him or her and collect and account for earnings received and the principal whenever it is due.
(a) The noncash securities retained in the treasury shall be kept in a vault. The treasurer shall use due diligence in protecting the securities against loss from any cause. The treasurer shall designate certain employees to take special care of the securities. Only the treasurer and the designated employees may have access to the securities, […]
(a) Whenever, by statute of this state, any public official, board, commission or department of this state is charged with the approval of securities required as collateral for the deposit of public or other funds, or required to be deposited with the State Treasurer, or an investment of capital or surplus or a reserve or […]
Unless otherwise specifically provided by law, the treasurer may select or serve as financial advisor for all bonds, notes, certificates of participation, certificate transactions and all other forms of securities and indebtedness issued by the state through its departments, commissions, boards or agencies after July 1, 1997. Unless otherwise specifically provided by law, the Governor […]
