Va. Code Ann. § 2.2-1513
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Submission of additional information to legislative committees
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A. To enable the House Committee on Appropriations, the House Committee on Finance, and the Senate Committee on Finance and Appropriations to perform their prescribed duties, the Governor shall provide:
1. Written monthly reports on the status of revenue collections relative to the current fiscal year's estimate; and
2. Written quarterly assessments of the current economic outlook for the Commonwealth relative to the current fiscal year.
B. In addition, all departments, agencies and institutions of the Commonwealth, their staff and employees shall, upon request, provide such committees with any additional information, as may be deemed necessary, and allow such committees ample opportunity to observe the department's, agency's, or institution's daily operations.
1975, c. 501, § 2.1-63.03; 1976, c. 760, § 2.1-404; 1997, c. 182 ; 2000, cc. 66 , 657 ; 2001, c. 844 ; 2010, c. 422 .
1. Written monthly reports on the status of revenue collections relative to the current fiscal year's estimate; and
2. Written quarterly assessments of the current economic outlook for the Commonwealth relative to the current fiscal year.
B. In addition, all departments, agencies and institutions of the Commonwealth, their staff and employees shall, upon request, provide such committees with any additional information, as may be deemed necessary, and allow such committees ample opportunity to observe the department's, agency's, or institution's daily operations.
1975, c. 501, § 2.1-63.03; 1976, c. 760, § 2.1-404; 1997, c. 182 ; 2000, cc. 66 , 657 ; 2001, c. 844 ; 2010, c. 422 .
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