Plain English Breakdown
The exact penalties and consequences beyond disallowance of expense accounts are not specified.
Five-Day Grace Period for Public Employees' Expense Reports
This bill changes Tennessee law to provide a five-day grace period for assistant district attorneys general and criminal investigators to submit their expense reports after the end of the month.
What This Bill Does
- Provides a five-day grace period for assistant district attorneys general and criminal investigators to submit their expense accounts without penalty, provided they include an explanation for the delay.
Who It Names or Affects
- Assistant district attorneys general
- Criminal investigators
Terms To Know
- Expense report
- A document that lists the costs a public employee has incurred while doing their job, which they need to submit for payment.
- Grace period
- Extra time given after a deadline to complete something without facing penalties.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill only affects assistant district attorneys general and criminal investigators.
- It does not change the rules for other public employees who submit expense reports.