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Massachusetts General Laws > Part I > Title III > Chapter 29 - State Finance

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§ 1	Definitions.
§ 2	State revenues; disposition
§ 2B	Federal Capital Improvement Fund
§ 2C	General Federal Grants Fund
§ 2C½	Local Aid Fund
§ 2E	Federal Highway Construction Program Fund
§ 2F	Contingency, lump-sum or reserve accounts for capital planning and operations
§ 2G	Capital facility planning fund
§ 2H	Commonwealth stabilization fund.
§ 2I	Tax reduction fund
§ 2J	Environmental Challenge Fund
§ 2K	Toxics Use Reduction Fund
§ 2L	Water Pollution Abatement Revolving Fund
§ 2O	Infrastructure Fund
§ 2P	Environmental Permitting and Compliance Assurance Fund
§ 2P½	Safe Drinking Water Act Fund.
§ 2Q	Intragovernmental service fund
§ 2R	Maximization Fund
§ 2S	Underground Storage Tank Petroleum Product Cleanup Fund
§ 2T	Watershed management fund
§ 2U	Ponkapoag recreational fund.
§ 2V	Dairy Equalization Fund
§ 2W	Water Pollution Abatement and Drinking Water Projects Administration Fund.
§ 2X	Allocation of revenues under secs. 2M — 2O and to Commonwealth Liability Reduction Fund
§ 2Y	Clean Air Act Compliance Fund
§ 2Z	Commonwealth Sewer Rate Relief Fund
§ 2AA	State building management fund
§ 2BB	Assisted Living Administrative Fund
§ 2CC	Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center Building Fund
§ 2DD	Capital expenditure reserve fund.
§ 2EE	Second century fund
§ 2FF	Children's and seniors' health care assistance fund.
§ 2GG	Health protection fund.
§ 2HH	Federal facilities reserve fund
§ 2II	Leo J. Martin recreation fund.
§ 2JJ	Child care quality fund.
§ 2KK	Transitional aid to needy families fund
§ 2LL	Child care fund.
§ 2MM	Social services program fund.
§ 2NN	Caseload increase mitigation fund.
§ 2OO	Local consumer inspection fund.
§ 2PP	Voting equipment loan fund.
§ 2QQ	Drinking water revolving fund.
§ 2RR	Workforce training fund.
§ 2SS	Firearms records keeping fund.
§ 2TT	Liability management and reduction fund.
§ 2UU	Danvers state hospital reuse fund.
§ 2VV	Brownfields revitalization fund.
§ 2WW	Adoption affordability assistance fund.
§ 2XX	Tobacco Settlement Fund.
§ 2YY	False Claims Prosecution Fund
§ 2ZZ	Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund
§ 2AAA	Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Fund
§ 2BBB	One-Time Capital Projects Improvement Fund
§ 2CCC	Open Space Acquisition Fund
§ 2DDD	Department of Fire Services Hazardous Materials Emergency Mitigation Response Recovery Trust Fund
§ 2EEE	Health Care Quality Improvement Trust Fund
§ 2FFF	Dam Safety Trust
§ 2GGG	Civil Monetary Penalties Fund; nursing home facilities
§ 2HHH	Open Space Acquisition Revolving Fund
§ 2III	Agricultural Resolve and Security Fund; gifts, grants, donations, annual audit and report
§ 2JJJ	Registers Technological Fund
§ 2KKK	County Registers Technological Fund
§ 2LLL	Firearms fingerprint identity verification trust fund
§ 2MMM	Massachusetts Mathematics, Science, Technology and Engineering Grant Fund
§ 2NNN	Roche Community Rink Fund
§ 3	Submission of statements showing prior appropriations, estimates, and recommendations; review
§ 3A	Proposed legislation affecting agencies; estimate of costs
§ 3B	Annual statement of planned expenditures and employment for Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and regional transit authorities
§ 4	Estimates for purposes not covered by sec. 3; evaluation; review
§ 5B	Estimates of total revenue and tax expenditures; consensus tax revenue forecast.
§ 5C	Comptroller's certification and disposition of consolidated net surplus.
§ 5D	Fringe benefit costs expended from general fund; recovery by comptroller
§ 5F	Department financial plans; contents; use of information
§ 6	Operating budget
§ 6B	Federal grant funds
§ 6C	Operating budget; expenditures from trust and bond funds; reconciliation of reports of budget director and comptroller
§ 6D	Appropriations
§ 6E	General appropriation bill; balanced budget.
§ 7A	Long range capital facilities development plans; policy statements
§ 7B	Requirements for long range capital facilities development plans
§ 7C	Annual capital facility budgets
§ 7D	Submission of copies of plans and requests to agencies for review; reports; hearings
§ 7E	Study and review of plans and requests by commissioner; recommendations
§ 7F	Design and construction contingency reserve account
§ 7G	Emergency repair reserve account
§ 7H	Budget submitted by governor to general court; recommended corrective amendments message
§ 7I	Requests and recommendations for appropriations or authorizations for expenditures; review of proposed legislation providing for capital facility projects
§ 7J	Reports by commissioner of capital planning and operations
§ 7K	Study or program as prerequisite for appropriation or authorization
§ 7L	Appropriation laws for commonwealth expenses; subject matter
§ 7M	Transfer of funds among appropriation items for House of Representatives and Senate
§ 7N	Transfer of funds among items of appropriation for joint legislative expenses
§ 7O	Transfer of funds from items appropriated to joint legislative expenses to items for the house of representatives and the senate
§ 8B	Bidders on work other than building construction or repair; statements; qualification for classes of work; hearings
§ 8C	Contracts for repair, etc., on certain highway routes; hours of nonemergency work restricted
§ 9	Lack of appropriations to carry out construction, etc.; paying for estimates
§ 9A	Metropolitan district commission; budget estimates
§ 9B	Agencies monies; initial and supplemental allotments by governor; reports
§ 9C	Deficiency of revenue
§ 9D	Anticipated decrease in estimated revenue
§ 9E	Insufficient appropriations for required expenditures
§ 9F	Periodic appropriations; notification of expenditures
§ 9G	Authorization of expenditures
§ 12	Appropriations for fiscal year
§ 12A	Obligations incurred against appropriation or subsidiary accounts for future items delivered or services rendered
§ 12B	Fiscal year for payment of classified personal services
§ 13	Appropriations for ordinary maintenance; outstanding encumbrances; unexpended appropriations.
§ 14	Appropriations for other than ordinary maintenance; unencumbered balance
§ 15	Successive appropriations
§ 16	Payments from ordinary revenue; cash on hand
§ 17	Withholding appropriations; unadjusted accounts
§ 18	Payments from the treasury regulated
§ 19	Itemized bills
§ 19A	Time of making transfers called for in general appropriation acts
§ 20	Authorization of payments
§ 20A	Orders or claims for extra work or materials; notice
§ 20C	Late penalty interest; submission of invoice
§ 21	Office expenses; approval of governor and council
§ 22	Payments limited; expenses incurred
§ 23	Advancements from treasury; management of state agency funds; funding of checks and drafts
§ 23A	Payments for human service programs; rules and regulations relating to eligibility
§ 24	Advancements; certification of immediate use
§ 25	Advancements; detailed statements; filing by recipients
§ 26	Expenses in excess of appropriations or allotments
§ 26A	Certification of design work; contracts for design services
§ 26B	Certification of construction work; contracts for construction
§ 27	Expenses and increases regulated
§ 27B	Expenditure of funds for lease or purchase of data processing or reproduction equipment restricted
§ 27C	Certain laws, rules, etc. relating to costs or assessments effective only by vote of acceptance or appropriation; written notice requesting determination; class actions
§ 28	State publications; costs; payments
§ 29	Subsidiary accounts, increase or decrease by interchange; affidavits; sufficiency of funds to cover disbursements
§ 29A	Consultants; employment and compensation; legislative reports
§ 29B	Contracts with organizations providing social, etc., services
§ 29C	Acquisition of property or services from commercial vendor by general court or agency; liability for late penalty interest
§ 29D	Private debt collectors; employment by state agencies
§ 29E	Maximum reimbursement for project costs
§ 29F	Debarment from bidding; definitions; lists; notice; affiliates; mitigating circumstances
§ 29G	Utility expenses of commonwealth; recoupment of overcharges
§ 29H	Overdue payments to commonwealth; late charges
§ 29I	Payment system for interdepartmental fiscal transactions; service agreements; chargebacks; reports
§ 30	Insurance
§ 31	Salaries; advances; teachers; centralized weekly payroll system; direct credit to bank accounts; wage garnishes
§ 31A	Death, dismissal or retirement of state employees; accumulated vacation or sick-leave allowances; payments
§ 31B	Teachers; weekly payments
§ 31C	Schools and colleges; non-teaching positions; vacation time
§ 31D	Payment of salaries upon death of officers or employees; discharge of liability
§ 31E	Voluntary services at public schools by state employees; effect on salaries
§ 32	Unclaimed check fund; refunds
§ 32A	Unpaid wages and salaries; unclaimed wage fund; refunds
§ 34	Deposit of public monies
§ 34A	Deposit of commonwealth money
§ 35	Bonds or other securities; assignments, etc.
§ 36	Mortgages held by commonwealth; discharge; assignments
§ 37	Real estate acquired by foreclosure; sale by state
§ 38	Investment of commonwealth funds; loans
§ 38A	Investment funds; establishment; sale of participation units
§ 38B	Deferred compensation committee; state treasurer's office
§ 38C	Investments; bonds or notes; contracts; powers of state treasurer
§ 39	Bonds, etc., held by commonwealth; exchanges
§ 40	Trust deposits with state regulated
§ 41	Bonds, etc., of commonwealth; custody
§ 42	Notes and securities; annual examination
§ 44	Unappropriated income
§ 45	Securities purchased for sinking funds
§ 46	Transfer of securities from one fund to another
§ 47	Borrowing in anticipation of receipts; use of notes to pay taxes of bearer
§ 47A	Assessments for metropolitan districts; borrowing in anticipation
§ 48	Commonwealth bonds and notes, signatures
§ 48A	Facsimile signatures, bonds, notes, interest coupons; signatures of former officers
§ 48B	Bonds and notes; official statements; advertising; collateral tax consequences to social security recipients
§ 49	Sinking fund for commonwealth bonds; investments
§ 49A	Minibonds; issuance and sale; limitations; regulations
§ 49B	Insurance or credit line security for bonds and notes; agreements with brokers
§ 49C	College savings programs; issuance and sale of bonds; powers and duties of state treasurer
§ 50	Accounts includable in state tax; certification
§ 51	Assessments on metropolitan districts for bonds
§ 53	Notes or bonds maturing later than three years after issuance; requirements for inviting purchase proposals; waiver
§ 53A	Refunding bonds; issuance; proceeds; terms; report
§ 54	Deposits or other security for proposals by bidders
§ 55	Sale of bonds, etc.; expenditures
§ 56	Transfers of reverted funds; sales of bonds or other securities
§ 58	Registered bonds exchanging for coupon bonds or defaced bonds
§ 59	Lost or destroyed interest-bearing bonds; duplicates
§ 60	Lost or destroyed interest-bearing bonds; owner's indemnity bonds
§ 60A	General obligations of the commonwealth, full faith and credit; negotiable instruments; direct debt limit
§ 60B	Debt of commonwealth; appropriation limit
§ 61	Claims against commonwealth; oath of claimants
§ 63	Unlawful exercise or departments abuse of power; commonwealth; commissions, officers, etc.; court restraint
§ 64	Deferred compensation contracts; public employees; investments
§ 64A	Individual retirement accounts; public employees
§ 64B	Deferred compensation contracts between governmental bodies and employees; investments
§ 64C	Individual retirement accounts between governmental bodies and employees
§ 64D	Deferred compensation program, annuity or other defined contribution plan; required participation
§ 65	Delegation of certain powers and duties by secretaries of executive offices established under chapters six A and seven; review by commissioner
§ 66	Violation of state finance laws; penalties
§ 71	Treasurer's obligation regarding local aid intercepts