West Virginia § 12-6C-10 Investment authority for Consolidated Fund transferred to Board; exceptions

West Virginia Statutes

§ 12-6C-10 — Investment authority for Consolidated Fund transferred to Board; exceptions

West Virginia·Ch. 12 PUBLIC MONEYS AND SECURITIES·Art. 6C WEST VIRGINIA BOARD OF TREASURY INVESTMENTS

Effective July 1, 2005, all duties vested by law in state spending units and the West Virginia Investment Management Board relating to the Consolidated Fund are transferred to the Board, including without limitation the investment of moneys, and the acquisition, sale, exchange or disposal of securities or any other investment: Provided, That neither this section nor any other section of this article applies to the "board of the school fund" and the "school fund" established by section 4, article XII of the State Constitution: Provided, however, That the municipal bond commission may make funds under its control available to the board for investment.

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Effective July 1, 2005, all duties vested by law in state spending units and the West Virginia Investment Management Board relating to the Consolidated Fund are transferred to the Board, including without limitation the investment of moneys, and the acquisition, sale, exchange or disposal of securities or any other investment: Provided, That neither this section nor any other section of this article applies to the "board of the school fund" and the "school fund" established by section 4, article XII of the State Constitution: Provided, however, That the municipal bond commission may make funds under its control available to the board for investment.

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