Mont. Code Ann. § 17-2-101
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17-2-101 Title and purpose
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17-2-101 . Title and purpose. (1) Sections 17-2-101 through 17-2-107 may be cited as the "Treasury Fund Structure Act".
(2) The purpose of these sections is to:
(a) comply with Article VIII, section 12, of the Montana constitution;
(b) simplify the accounting system and treasury fund structure of the state;
(c) make possible the full utilization of modern accounting methods;
(d) provide the legislature with a greater measure of control over public money; and
(e) enable the financial records of the state to accurately reflect the state's revenue, expenditures, expenses, and financial position in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.
(2) The purpose of these sections is to:
(a) comply with Article VIII, section 12, of the Montana constitution;
(b) simplify the accounting system and treasury fund structure of the state;
(c) make possible the full utilization of modern accounting methods;
(d) provide the legislature with a greater measure of control over public money; and
(e) enable the financial records of the state to accurately reflect the state's revenue, expenditures, expenses, and financial position in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.
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