Chapter 12, Part 2 · Art. 207
Revenue Funds for county governments
- There is a Revenue Fund for each county government into which all money raised or received by the county is paid.
Art. 207(1)
(1) There shall be established a Revenue Fund for each county government, into which shall be paid all money raised or received by or on behalf of the county government, except money reasonably excluded by an Act of Parliament.
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Art. 207(2)
(2) Money may be withdrawn from the Revenue Fund of a county government only— (a) as a charge against the Revenue Fund that is provided for by an Act of Parliament or by legislation of the county; or (b) as authorised by an appropriation by legislation of the county.
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Art. 207(3)
(3) Money shall not be withdrawn from a Revenue Fund unless the Controller of Budget has approved the withdrawal.
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- Each county has its own fund for the money it receives.
Art. 207(1)
(1) There shall be established a Revenue Fund for each county government, into which shall be paid all money raised or received by or on behalf of the county government, except money reasonably excluded by an Act of Parliament.
Read the full article →