Tennessee § 4-29-119 - Review of entities not enumerated in chapter.
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§ 4-29-119. Review of entities not enumerated in chapter.
If any state governmental entity is not scheduled for review in part 2 of this chapter, the comptroller of the treasury shall advise the chairs of the appropriate evaluation committee of the schedule for the limited program review audit for such entity, and such entity shall be reviewed by such evaluation committee in accordance with such schedule and every eight (8) years thereafter. It is the duty of the commissioner of finance and administration to advise the comptroller of the treasury and the chairs of the appropriate evaluation committee of any such entity. Acts 1977, ch. 452, § 19; T.C.A., § 4-2925; Acts 1985, ch. 405, § 8.
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