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One of the questions raised during the whole "lecterngate" mess was whether the Arkansas constitutional officers fall under state purchasing laws.
Arkansas’ 2024 fiscal session, which was initially projected to end this week, is now expected to end May 2 or possibly the following week, House Speaker Matthew Shepherd said Thursday. During the final days of the session, the Legislature will pass the fiscal year 2025 budget, also known as the Revenue Stabilization Act. The Joint […] The post SESSION SNAPSHOT: Arkansas lawmakers propose amendments as passage of fiscal 2025 budget nears appeared first on Arkansas Advocate.
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A proposal that would specify that state agencies include the state's seven constitutional officers, including the governor, under the state's General Accounting and Budgetary Procedures Law failed to clear a legislative subcommittee Wednesday.
Arkansas lawmakers declined to vote Wednesday on proposed language in an appropriation bill that would have classified several executive branch offices as state “agencies” in light of a controversy over whether certain state purchasing laws apply to the governor’s office. An audit report made public last week found potential violations of several laws in the […] The post Arkansas lawmakers reject proposed language to clarify applicability of purchasing laws appeared first on Arkansas Advocate.