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(a)No contract or other obligation shall be entered into by the financially distressed city unless it is consistent with the Financial Plan and Budget in effect. No multi-year employment contract or collective bargaining agreement authorized or entered into by the city in accordance with applicable statutes and ordinances shall, with respect to any terms and provisions thereof which are operative after expiration of the first year of any such contract or agreement, be deemed inconsistent with a Financial Plan and Budget at any time in effect; provided, however, that any terms and provisions of a contract or agreement which would increase expenditures for salaries, benefits or other forms of compensation after the expiration of the first year of such contract or agreement shall be continge
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(a) No contract or other obligation shall be entered into by the financially distressed city unless it is consistent with the Financial Plan and Budget in effect. No multi-year employment contract or collective bargaining agreement authorized or entered into by the city in accordance with applicable statutes and ordinances shall, with respect to any terms and provisions thereof which are operative after expiration of the first year of any such contract or agreement, be deemed inconsistent with a Financial Plan and Budget at any time in effect; provided, however, that any terms and provisions of a contract or agreement which would increase expenditures for salaries, benefits or other forms of compensation after the expiration of the first year of such contract or agreement shall be contingent upon the attainment of sufficient available revenues, considering all necessary expenditures, to support such increases. (b) The Authority may adopt, and from time to time amend, regulations identifying categories and types of contracts and other obligations that shall be subject to approval by the Authority and the procedure for submitting contracts for approval. Each contract or other obligation that is entered into by the financially distressed city and that requires approval by the Authority shall contain a provision stating (i) that it shall not become legally binding on the city unless and until it has received the approval of the Authority, and (ii) that the Authority shall approve the contract if, in the Authority's judgment, the information required to be submitted is complete with respect to the contract or other obligation being an authorized expenditure within the Financial Plan and Budget and the contract or other obligation is consistent with the Financial Plan and Budget in effect. No contract or other obligation that requires the approval of the Authority shall be legally binding on the city unless and until it has received the approval of the Authority. Subject to the foregoing, the prior approval of the Authority is not required in order for the city to enter into a contract. (c) The Authority shall approve the contract or obligation if, in its judgement, the information required to be submitted is complete and the contract or other obligation is consistent with the Budget and Financial Plan in effect. Otherwise, the Authority shall reject the contract or other obligation; provided, however, that any multi-year employment contract or collective bargaining agreement authorized or entered into by the city in accordance with applicable statutes and ordinances shall be approved by the Authority if, in its judgement, the terms and provisions operative during the first year of such contract or agreement are consistent with the Budget and Financial Plan in effect for that period, subject to the limitation that any terms and provisions of any such contract or agreement which would increase expenditures for salaries, benefits or other forms of compensation after the expiration of the first year of the contract or agreement shall be contingent upon the attainment of sufficient available revenues, considering all necessary expenditures, to support such increases.