Montana § 20-9-701 - Definitions Of Prime And Cooperating Agencies
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§ 20-9-701. Definitions Of Prime And Cooperating Agencies
Definitions of prime and cooperating agencies. For the purposes of an interlocal cooperative agreement, the prime agency shall be the district or other public agency vested with the financial administration of the interlocal cooperative agreement under the terms of such agreement and the cooperating agency shall be any district or public agency other than a prime agency who is a party to the contract creating the interlocal cooperative agreement.
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