Plain English Breakdown
The bill does not provide specific details on how much money is in the fund or what types of investments are allowed.
Tourism and Sports Authority Technical Fix
This bill amends how the Tourism and Sports Authority manages its general fund by allowing for additional accounts and specifying investment requirements.
What This Bill Does
- Amends section 5-832 of Arizona Revised Statutes to allow the authority to establish additional accounts within the general fund as necessary.
- Requires that unspent money in the fund be invested according to state laws outlined in title 35, chapter 2.
- Specifies that if there isn't enough cash to meet obligations, the board can sell investments to cover expenses and must notify the auditor general.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Tourism and Sports Authority in Arizona
Terms To Know
- General Fund
- A main account where money for different projects is kept by the authority, divided into specific accounts such as construction, facility revenue clearing, and tourism revenue clearing.
- Investments
- Money put into financial products to earn more money according to state laws in title 35, chapter 2.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill only makes technical changes and does not add new programs or funding.
- It doesn't specify the exact amount of money in the fund or what specific investments are allowed.