Tennessee SB0293 establishes the state guard as a separate entity within the military department for budgetary purposes.
Tennessee SB0293 amends Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 9, Chapter 4 and Title 58, to clarify that the state guard is a separate entity within the military department for budgetary purposes. This change ensures that the state guard has distinct budgetary considerations, potentially affecting how funds are allocated and managed within the military department. The act takes effect immediately upon becoming law, as deemed necessary for public welfare.
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