Rhode Island S2357 prohibits the transfer or reallocation of funds collected by quasi-public corporations or agencies.
Rhode Island S2357 amends the Quasi-Public Corporations Accountability and Transparency Act to ensure that funds collected by designated quasi-public corporations or agencies remain with the entities for their designated government functions and services. The bill prohibits the transfer or reallocation of these funds by the governor or the general assembly to the state's general fund or to another state agency, department, or quasi-public state agency or corporation. This measure aims to maintain transparency and accountability in the use of public resources by quasi-public entities.
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