Arkansas § 19-4-1207 Duty to monitor finances

Arkansas Statutes

§ 19-4-1207 — Duty to monitor finances

Arkansas § 19-4-1207

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Ark. Code Ann. § 19-4-1207 (2026).

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It shall be the duty and responsibility of the head of the agency for which appropriations are authorized and of the agency's disbursing officer to:

(1)Be cognizant at all times of the resources available, including applicable fund balances, revenues, and other income, for financing the appropriations authorized by the General Assembly;

(2)See that no obligations shall be incurred which cannot be lawfully discharged from funds appropriated or available from other sources when they become due and payable; and (3) Not operate the agency during any fiscal year from the then-current fiscal year's available resources at a level of operations that would require for the succeeding fiscal year funds in addition to those already authorized by the General Assembly.

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It shall be the duty and responsibility of the head of the agency for which appropriations are authorized and of the agency's disbursing officer to: (1) Be cognizant at all times of the resources available, including applicable fund balances, revenues, and other income, for financing the appropriations authorized by the General Assembly; (2) See that no obligations shall be incurred which cannot be lawfully discharged from funds appropriated or available from other sources when they become due and payable; and (3) Not operate the agency during any fiscal year from the then-current fiscal year's available resources at a level of operations that would require for the succeeding fiscal year funds in addition to those already authorized by the General Assembly.