Tennessee § 57-3-1102 Use of appropriated money - Raising funds - Audit

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§ 57-3-1102 — Use of appropriated money - Raising funds - Audit

Tennessee § 57-3-1102

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Bluebook

Tenn. Code Ann. § 57-3-1102 (2026).

Text

(a)Money appropriated for use by the board must be used to:

(1)Increase the number of wineries in this state;

(2)Improve the quality of wine produced by wineries in this state;

(3)Promote the wine industry and viticulture in this state; and (4) Implement and maintain a wholesaler rebate program for Tennessee wineries.

(b)The board has the authority to receive gifts, donations, grants, and funds to promote its activities and support ongoing programs. Any funds raised by the board must be used in accordance with this part.

(c)Any funds received by the board shall be held by the department and accounted for separately for such use.

(d)The office of the comptroller of the treasury may audit the board as it deems necessary.

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(a) Money appropriated for use by the board must be used to: (1) Increase the number of wineries in this state; (2) Improve the quality of wine produced by wineries in this state; (3) Promote the wine industry and viticulture in this state; and (4) Implement and maintain a wholesaler rebate program for Tennessee wineries. (b) The board has the authority to receive gifts, donations, grants, and funds to promote its activities and support ongoing programs. Any funds raised by the board must be used in accordance with this part. (c) Any funds received by the board shall be held by the department and accounted for separately for such use. (d) The office of the comptroller of the treasury may audit the board as it deems necessary.