Executive Budget Act

Alaska · Public Finance · §§ 37.07.010 to 37.07.130 · 17 sections

Overview

The Executive Budget Act governs how a state's budget is prepared, reviewed, and carried out, allocating distinct responsibilities to the governor and the legislature. It directs agencies to submit program and financial plans built around mission statements, has the governor assemble those into recommended operating and capital budgets through a central budget office, and provides for legislative review of what is proposed. It also covers debt affordability analysis, the execution of programs once funded, and the handling of supplemental or special appropriation requests.

Editorial summary generated from the text of this act. It is not part of the statute — read the sections below for the operative language.

Sections covered

AS 37.07.010Statement of policy
AS 37.07.014Responsibilities of the legislature
AS 37.07.016Governor's use of mission statements
AS 37.07.020Responsibilities of the governor
AS 37.07.030Responsibilities of the legislature. [Repealed, § 9 ch 27 SLA 1998.]
AS 37.07.040Office of management and budget
AS 37.07.045Debt affordability analysis
AS 37.07.050Agency program and financial plans; mission statements
AS 37.07.060Governor's recommendation
AS 37.07.062Capital budget
AS 37.07.070Legislative review
AS 37.07.080Program execution
AS 37.07.090Performance reporting. [Repealed, § 9 ch 27 SLA 1998.]
AS 37.07.100Proposed supplemental or special appropriations
AS 37.07.110Interpretation of chapter
AS 37.07.120Definitions
AS 37.07.130Short title

Enacted in other states

Hawaii

All Alaska named statutes →

Download

Copy

Embed on your site

Hover to preview · click to copy the code

Search Wikipedia →