Delaware § 1904 - Revision of fiscal projection.

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§ 1904. Revision of fiscal projection.

The Controller General shall revise the fiscal projection with each successive state of the legislative process in which any amendment or substitute bill is introduced which changes the fiscal effect of the bill or joint resolution. Such revised fiscal projections must be included with each such amendment or substitute bill at the time of introduction. Fiscal projections previously attached to the bill or joint resolution shall remain with the bill or joint resolution and shall not be removed.

29 Del. C. 1953, §  1904;  59 Del. Laws, c. 41, §  1; 

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