Plain English Breakdown
The official source text provided is a summary and title; it confirms the existence of rules for fee termination and fund dedication but does not provide the specific details, amounts, or dates contained within the full legal code.
Schley County Probate Court Technology Fee
This law allows the Schley County Probate Court to charge a technology fee and sets rules for how that money is used, when it stops being collected, and what happens to any leftover funds.
What This Bill Does
- Authorizes the Schley County Probate Court to assess and collect a technology fee.
- Identifies the authorized uses of the money collected from this fee.
- Provides rules for ending (terminating) the collection of the fee in the future.
- Sets instructions on how any leftover funds should be handled after the fee ends.
- Repeals older laws that conflict with these new technology fee rules.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Probate Court of Schley County
- People who pay fees to use services at the Schley County Probate Court
Terms To Know
- Assessment
- The act of calculating and charging a fee.
- Residual funds
- Money that remains after the program ends or expenses are paid, as mentioned in the bill's purpose to dedicate these funds.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not state the specific dollar amount of the technology fee.
- The exact list of allowed uses for the collected money is identified but not detailed in this summary.
- No date is given for when the collection of this fee might end.