Guam § 2101 - Transition.

§ 2101. Transition.

(a) Sixty (60) days after this Act shall become law, any and

all powers previously held by the Bureau of Budget and

Management Research (‘BBMR’), and any other agency,

council, board, office, officer or instrumentality of the

government of Guam, or any public corporation, including, but

not limited to, the Department of Administration, the Department

of Agriculture, the Council on the Arts and Humanities, I

Dipattamenton I Kaohao Guinahan Chamorro [Department of

Chamorro Affairs], the Department of Public Health and Social

Services, the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center, the

Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority, the Guam

Economic Development and Commerce Authority, the Guam

Health Coordinating Council, and the Hagåtña Restoration and

Development Authority, with regard to the application for,

receipt, disbursement, administration, oversight and review of

any Federal aid programs, grants, loans, contracts, contributions,

advances, direct Federal development, and other Federal funding

sources for Guam, shall cease and shall thereupon be assumed by

the Guam State Clearinghouse.

(b) Not later than sixty (60) days after this Act shall become

law, all agencies, departments, councils, boards, divisions,

offices or instrumentalities of the government of Guam, and all

public corporations, shall submit to I Segundu Na Maga’lahi [the

Lieutenant Governor] a full and complete listing of all existing

Federal aid programs, grants, loans, contracts, contributions,

advances, direct Federal development, and any other Federal

funding sources over which each respective agency, department,

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council, board, division, office, public corporation or

instrumentality has been involved in overseeing, administering

or reviewing. Each such agency, department, division, office,

public corporation or instrumentality shall render its full

cooperation and assistance to I Segundu Na Maga’lahi [the

Lieutenant Governor] to facilitate the transfer of authority over

such programs, grants, loans, contracts, contributions, advances,

direct Federal development and any other Federal funding

sources to the Guam State Clearinghouse.