California § 79177.5 - The commission shall establish an annual budget and maintain records of expenditu

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§ 79177.5. The commission shall establish an annual budget and maintain records of expenditu

(a) The commission shall establish an annual budget and maintain records of expenditures according to generally accepted accounting practices. The budget shall be concurred in by the secretary before the disbursement of moneys, except for ongoing disbursements made in relation to employees of the commission. (b) The secretary shall review the annual budget and expenditures to ensure that only reasonable and necessary administrative costs are paid for the proper operation of the commission’s activities.

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