Chapter 37

§37-31 State budget limits and savings rules

§37-32 Quarterly spending periods

§37-33 Which funds the allotment system covers

§37-34 When state money can be spent

§37-34.5 Education department must submit yearly spending plan

§37-35 Finance director reviews and approves spending plans

§37-36 Changing How Money Is Given to Government Departments

§37-37 How the state can cut spending when money falls short

§37-38 Spending must follow the categories set by lawmakers

§37-39 Reducing spending on specific items

§37-40 When trust funds can be spent without special approval

§37-41 Unused state money returns to the general fund

§37-41.5 Department of Education: carrying over funds

§37-42 Allotment as limit of expenditures; liability for excessive expenditure

§37-43 How capital improvement projects get reviewed and prioritized

§37-46 Reporting transfers of non-general funds to the general fund

§37-47 Annual reports on special fund accounts

§37-48 Annual reports for special fund accounts

§37-49 Annual reports on special fund spending

§37-50 Annual report on transfers of funds and positions

§37-51 Putting special funds under budget control

§37-52 Special funds rules

§37-52.3 Rules for creating and keeping special funds

§37-52.4 Rules for creating and keeping revolving funds

§37-52.5 Reporting rules for new and existing accounts or funds

§37-53 Transfer of special funds

§37-54 State money must go into the state treasury

§37-62 Definitions

§37-63 State program and financial management policy

§37-64 Governing principles for the state planning and budgeting system

§37-65 Governor's budget and planning duties

§37-66 What the legislature must do

§37-67 What the finance director must do for the state budget

§37-68 Agency duties for budget and program information

§37-68.5 Position ceiling

§37-69 Governor's six-year state plan and budget

§37-70 Program memoranda

§37-71 The budget

§37-72 Governor's supplemental budget and legislature's power to amend

§37-73 How the Legislature Reviews the State Budget

§37-74 How state agencies must plan and spend their budgets

§37-75 Governor's annual report on program performance

§37-76 Publication of state financial documents

§37-77 Claims for legislative relief

§37-77.5 State agencies must fix problems that cause lawsuits

§37-78 When the governor must send budget plans to lawmakers

§37-79 Budget request for climate and tourism projects

§37-91 Definitions for state spending limits

§37-92 How the governor and chief justice propose state spending

§37-93 Rules for how much the state can spend

§37-94 Director of finance: duties

§37-111 State revenue council: members, meetings, and duties

§37-112 How revenue estimates are used and made public

§37-113.1 Council must estimate state personal income

§37-121 What routine repair and maintenance means for state buildings

§37-122 Annual repair and maintenance reports for state buildings