Alabama § 9-2-23 - Game and Fish Fund - Diversion of Funds from Particular Purpose for Which Collected, Allotted or Budgeted.
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§ 9-2-23. Game and Fish Fund - Diversion of Funds from Particular Purpose for Which Collected, Allotted or Budgeted.
Nothing in Sections 9-2-20 through 9-2-22, however, shall require the diversion of any funds from any particular purpose for which they were collected, allotted or budgeted if the effect of such diversion would penalize the state in retaining or securing any federal funds or federal assistance.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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