Alabama § 41-20-15 - Utilization of Principles of Zero-Based Review and Evaluation by Governor in Preparation of Budget.
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§ 41-20-15. Utilization of Principles of Zero-Based Review and Evaluation by Governor in Preparation of Budget.
The Governor is urged to utilize the principles of “zero-based review and evaluation” for each state agency in his or her preparation of the budget for each fiscal year and to include such analysis, together with his or her recommendations, in his or her transmission of the budget to the Legislature.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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