a penalty on an entity or nonprofit organization for failure to cooperate with a review or rectify an unauthorized expenditure. The penalty, equal to the amount of the improper expenditure plus $1,500, is credited to the general fund. Proviso 117.95 requires the Department of Corrections to transfer $20,500 each month to the SCCVS State Victim Assistance Program. division’s Department of Public Safety. The expenditures will department’s decrease by the expenditures of the Victim Services program, which is transferred to the Attorney Office. In addition, the General’s department indicates there may be an expenditure impact to the general fund because department staff whose duties only partially included provision of victim services will remain with the department, while part of their funding transfers to the Attorney Office. Indications are that this expenditure impact would General’s be less than $50,000. The Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office is obtaining further clarification regarding these expenditures. As a result, the expenditure impact for the department is pending, contingent upon additional information. Attorney Office. The expenditure impact is General’s undetermined, pending a response from the agency. The agency reports that the Office of the State Treasurer. implementation of this bill will have minimal expenditure impact and any costs can be absorbed within existing resources. Department of Administration. The expenditures will agency’s be reduced by expenditures that would be made by the State Office of Assistance and Crime Victims Ombudsman in the Victim’s performance of their responsibilities, as these entities are transferred to the Attorney Office. The agency reports that activities General’s associated with implementing the transfer of the State Office of Assistance and Crime Victims Ombudsman to the Victim’s Attorney Office will have minimal expenditure impact General’s that can be absorbed within existing resources. Office of the State Auditor. The agency reports that the implementation of this bill will not have an expenditure impact to the general fund, other funds, or federal funds, as the agency’s responsibilities are unchanged. Office of Inspector General. The agency reports that the implementation of this bill will not have an expenditure impact to the general fund, other funds, or federal funds, as review of complaints regarding the SCCVS division is within its scope of work.
a penalty on an entity or nonprofit organization for failure to cooperate with a review or rectify an unauthorized expenditure. The penalty, equal to the amount of the improper expenditure plus $1,500, is credited to the general fund. Proviso 117.95 requires the Department of Corrections to transfer $20,500 each month to the SCCVS division’s State Victim Assistance Program. Department of Public Safety. The department’s expenditures will decrease by the expenditures of the Victim Services program, which is transferred to the Attorney General’s Office. In addition, the department indicates there may be an expenditure impact to the general fund because department staff whose duties only partially included provision of victim services will remain with the department, while part of their funding transfers to the Attorney General’s Office. Indications are that this expenditure impact would be less than $50,000. The Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office is obtaining further clarification regarding these expenditures. As a result, the expenditure impact for the department is pending, contingent upon additional information. Attorney General’s Office. The expenditure impact is undetermined, pending a response from the agency. Office of the State Treasurer. The agency reports that the implementation of this bill will have minimal expenditure impact and any costs can be absorbed within existing resources. Department of Administration. The agency’s expenditures will be reduced by expenditures that would be made by the State Office of Victim’s Assistance and Crime Victims Ombudsman in the performance of their responsibilities, as these entities are transferred to the Attorney General’s Office. The agency reports that activities associated with implementing the transfer of the State Office of Victim’s Assistance and Crime Victims Ombudsman to the Attorney General’s Office will have minimal expenditure impact that can be absorbed within existing resources. Office of the State Auditor. The agency reports that the implementation of this bill will not have an expenditure impact to the general fund, other funds, or federal funds, as the agency’s responsibilities are unchanged. Office of Inspector General. The agency reports that the implementation of this bill will not have an expenditure impact to the general fund, other funds, or federal funds, as review of complaints regarding the SCCVS division is within its scope of work.
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