Environmental & Healthcare Legislative Watch50 States · D.C. · U.S. Congress
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Fiscal Summary OTHER FISCAL IMPACT Due to multiple unknown factors, any permissive impact upon local government expenditures cannot be reasonably determined. Bill Summary Present law requires the county mayor of any county that has adopted the County Fiscal Procedure Law of 1957 to appoint, with the approval of the county legislative body or other governing body, a director of accounts and budgets as a county employee. In addition to other duties specifically described in present law, the general duties of such director is to (i) post and otherwise keep the records of the central accounting system; (ii) verify all bills, invoices, payrolls and claims against the county before payment; and (iii) check the settlements and reports of the various officials and department heads of the county government. Present law requires the compensation of the director, which must not be in excess of compensation allowed for county officials, to be set annually by the county legislative body or other governing body of the county. However, this bill only authorizes the county legislative body to establish the compensation level for the director of accounts and budget when they operate under the County Purchasing Law of 1957.
