Rhode Island § 42-6.2-3.1 § 42-6.2-3.1. Funding for the council.

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§ 42-6.2-3.1 — § 42-6.2-3.1. Funding for the council.

Rhode Island § 42-6.2-3.1

Title 42State Affairs and Government

Ch. 42-6.22021 Act on Climate

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-6.2-3.1 (2026).

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§ 42-6.2-3.1. Funding for the council.
There is hereby established a restricted receipt account in the general fund of the
            state and housed in the budget of the department of administration entitled "RGGI-executive
            climate change coordinating council projects.â€� The express purpose of this account
            is to record receipts and expenditures allocated pursuant to § 23-82-6(a)(7) and (a)(8). The state budget officer is hereby authorized to create restricted receipt
            sub-accounts in any department of state government that receives such funding as directed
            by the executive climate change coordinating council.
         
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§ 42-6.2-3.1. Funding for the council.

There is hereby established a restricted receipt account in the general fund of the state and housed in the budget of the department of administration entitled "RGGI-executive climate change coordinating council projects.â€� The express purpose of this account is to record receipts and expenditures allocated pursuant to § 23-82-6(a)(7) and (a)(8). The state budget officer is hereby authorized to create restricted receipt sub-accounts in any department of state government that receives such funding as directed by the executive climate change coordinating council.

The Rhode Island executive climate change coordinating council shall report annually to the governor and general assembly within one hundred twenty (120) days of the end of each calendar year how the funds were used to achieve the statutory objectives of the 2021 Act on Climate.