Tennessee § 43-32-209 - Access to reserve funds.
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§ 43-32-209. Access to reserve funds.
In the event that the amount in the Tennessee grain indemnity fund is insufficient to pay the approved claims from that fund, the commissioner of agriculture, with the approval of the commissioner of finance and administration and the appropriate standing committees of the general assembly, shall have access to the revenue fluctuation reserve fund for an amount sufficient to satisfy the unpaid claims. This access shall not exceed a maximum amount of one million five hundred thousand dollars ($1,500,000). The state shall be reimbursed, with interest, at the rate paid on ninety-day United States treasury bills, for any amounts paid under this section upon replenishment of the fund from the assessments on the appropriate commodity made pursuant to this part. Acts 1989, ch. 232, § 18; 1997, ch. 387, § 12.
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