Plain English Breakdown
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Tourism Authority Reporting Requirements
This bill changes how tourism development authorities in Tennessee must file their annual reports and audits with local governments and state representatives.
What This Bill Does
- Requires tourism development authorities to send copies of their yearly report and audit to both the local government that allowed them to form and to state representatives who represent the area.
- Allows these documents to be sent electronically instead of in paper form.
Who It Names or Affects
- Tourism development authorities in Tennessee
- Local governments that allow tourism development authorities to operate within their area
- State representatives who represent the areas where these authorities are located
Terms To Know
- tourism development authority
- A group set up by local government to help grow and manage tourism in a specific area.
- annual audit
- A yearly check of the financial records of an organization to make sure everything is correct and legal.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify what happens if a tourism authority fails to file the required documents on time.
- It doesn't provide details about how often or when these reports must be filed, only that they are annual.