Michigan § 286.644 Authorization or expenditure of federal and other funds, limitation.

Michigan Statutes

§ 286.644 — Authorization or expenditure of federal and other funds, limitation.

Michigan § 286.644

Ch. 286AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY

Act 160 of 1966OVERNIGHT REST CAMPS FOR MIGRANT AGRICULTURAL WORKERS (286.641-286.644)

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OVERNIGHT REST CAMPS FOR MIGRANT AGRICULTURAL WORKERS (EXCERPT) Act 160 of 1966 286.644 Authorization or expenditure of federal and other funds, limitation. Sec.

4.The authorization provided in section 1 does not include authorization for any expenditures in excess of funds obtainable from the federal government for the purpose provided in section 1 and funds obtainable from non-governmental sources for this purpose and such other funds as may hereafter be appropriated by the state legislature and expressly designated for such purpose, and provided that the acceptance of such funds does not obligate the state to continue those programs after the federal and other funds are no longer available, and that such federal and other funds shall be allotted for expenditure only after approval by t

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OVERNIGHT REST CAMPS FOR MIGRANT AGRICULTURAL WORKERS (EXCERPT) Act 160 of 1966 286.644 Authorization or expenditure of federal and other funds, limitation. Sec. 4. The authorization provided in section 1 does not include authorization for any expenditures in excess of funds obtainable from the federal government for the purpose provided in section 1 and funds obtainable from non-governmental sources for this purpose and such other funds as may hereafter be appropriated by the state legislature and expressly designated for such purpose, and provided that the acceptance of such funds does not obligate the state to continue those programs after the federal and other funds are no longer available, and that such federal and other funds shall be allotted for expenditure only after approval by the state budget director.