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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 45 — Budget and financial administration

45.358 Legislative oversight fund.

212 words·~1 min read·/ky/chapter-45/45-358

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(1)There is hereby created a block grant legislative oversight fund which may be
expended by the Commission for the purpose of implementing and administering
the provisions of KRS 45.351 to 45.359 and 273.453.
(2)Each state administering agency shall, to the extent permitted by federal law,
withhold and place in the block grant legislative oversight fund one-fourth of one
percent (0.25%) of the federal funds made available under the block grant. The
funds placed in the block grant legislative oversight fund shall not lapse to the
general fund.
(3)The Commission shall determine the actual cost to the Commission of
implementing and administering the provisions of KRS 45.351 to 45.359 and
273.453 for each block grant under review. The Commission shall notify each state
administering agency in writing of the actual cost determined.
(4)The Commission shall, for the purpose of implementing and administering the
provisions of KRS 45.351 to 45.359 and 273.453 for each block grant under review
and as permitted by federal law, expend no more than one-fourth of one percent
(0.25%) of the federal funds made available under each block grant.
(5)The Commission shall return to the applicable state administering agency any
unexpended federal moneys placed in the block grant legislative oversight fund
under this section quarterly.
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