Wyoming § 28-11-201 Appointment of members; powers and duties

Wyoming Statutes

§ 28-11-201 — Appointment of members; powers and duties

Wyoming·Title 28 Legislature·Ch. 11 SELECT COMMITTEES·Art. 2 SELECT COMMITTEE ON CAPITAL FINANCING AND

(a)Not later than March 31 following each general election, the president of the senate shall appoint six (6) members of the senate, and the speaker of the house of representatives shall appoint six (6) members of the house to a select committee on capital financing and investments. Appointments to the committee by each presiding officer shall reflect as nearly as possible the percentage of the elected membership of the majority and minority parties of each house, provided that not more than five (5) members appointed by each presiding officer shall be from the same political party.

(b)The select committee shall:

(i)Select from among its members a chairman and vice-chairman;

(ii)Monitor the establishment and implementation of state investment policy by the state loan and investment boa

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(a) Not later than March 31 following each general
election, the president of the senate shall appoint six (6)
members of the senate, and the speaker of the house of
representatives shall appoint six (6) members of the house to a
select committee on capital financing and investments.
Appointments to the committee by each presiding officer shall
reflect as nearly as possible the percentage of the elected
membership of the majority and minority parties of each house,
provided that not more than five (5) members appointed by each
presiding officer shall be from the same political party.
(b) The select committee shall:
(i) Select from among its members a chairman and
vice-chairman;
(ii) Monitor the establishment and implementation of
state investment policy by the state loan and investment board
under W.S. 9-4-716, including the extent to which investment
goals are being achieved;
(iii) Monitor the establishment and implementation of
state capital financing policy by the state building commission
and any other state entity charged with capital financing;
(iv) Prepare and submit recommendations to the
legislature, including sponsoring legislation, to improve
statutes related to the investment of state and local government
funds;
(v) Develop knowledge and expertise among its members
regarding issues related to investment of public funds and
capital financing;
(vi) Monitor state funds invested for a specific
public purpose authorized or directed by the legislature.
(c) The state loan and investment board shall:
(i) Provide the select committee with notice and
minutes of all board meetings. The select committee and the
board may hold joint meetings;
(ii) Provide information to the select committee upon
request to assist the select committee to monitor progress.
(d) The select committee may:
(i) Secure consulting services, if necessary, to
provide technical assistance regarding state investment policy;
(ii) Review budgets and expenditures related to any
aspect of state investment policy and its implementation;
(iii) Review budgets and expenditures related to any
aspect of state capital financing policy and its implementation.