New Jersey § 45:1-3

§ 45:1-3.

Each member of the boards mentioned in section 45:1-2 1 of this title shall be entitled to his actual traveling and other expenses incurred

in the performance of his duties, which sum shall be paid from the license fees and

other sources of income of such boards. Such boards shall also be entitled to expend from their income such sums as shall

be necessary to defray all proper expenses incurred by them in the performance of

their duties, including the compensation of any of their officers or agents whom they

are authorized to compensate. Such boards, if authorized to collect an annual registration or license fee from

persons licensed by them, may retain in their treasuries the fees so collected and

use the same for the purpose of defraying the expenses of securing evidence against

and prosecuting persons violating the provisions of the laws with the enforcement

of which they are charged, or, in case the revenue of the boards from other sources

shall be insufficient to pay the salary of their secretaries and their other expenses,

such fees may be expended for such purposes. Such boards shall be entitled to retain, in addition to the above, at least one

hundred dollars in their treasuries for the purpose of preparing and holding their

examinations. On or before October thirty-first in each year such boards shall pay to the state

treasurer all moneys remaining in their treasuries, except as above stated, which

sum, when so paid, shall form a part of the state fund. Such boards shall keep accurate accounts of their receipts and expenditures, which

accounts shall be subject to audit by the state comptroller. 1

Repealed; see, now, N.J.S.A. §§ 45:1-2.1, 45:1-2.2.