If a check of the State Treasurer is spoiled and becomes useless, a note of such fact shall be made on the stub thereof and the check shall be cancelled and handed to the Secretary of Finance, who shall file the same with the bills and vouchers and shall enter the same in a book, as provided in § 6516 of this title with respect to bills and statements of indebtedness.
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Chapter 65. BUDGET AND FISCAL REGULATIONS FOR STATE AGENCIES
§ 6502. Annual estimates of expenditures.
§ 6503. Form of estimate blanks.
§ 6504. Accounting of receipts and expenditures.
§ 6505. Payment of appropriations; limitations.
§ 6506. Limitation of expenditures to appropriations.
§ 6509. Agency records, open to audit.
§ 6510. Interference with audit; penalty.
§ 6512. Order or requisition; necessity; form; approval; duplicates.
§ 6514. Method of presenting form of indebtedness; exceptions.
§ 6515. Approval of bills or statements of account; voucher or warrant for payment.
§ 6516. Payment of bills or statements of account.
§ 6517. Secretary of Finance to safeguard and systematize expenditure.
§ 6518. Examination of bills and accounts by Secretary of Finance; grounds for disapproval.
§ 6519. Expenditures not to exceed appropriations.
§ 6519A. Expenditures to firms that discriminate on basis of sex prohibited.
§ 6520. Advances to agencies; regulation and security.
§ 6521. Use of unexpended appropriations to meet unpaid requisitions.
§ 6522. Disposal of spoiled checks.
§ 6523. Accounting of receipts, expenditures and property; access to books and records.
§ 6524. Statement of property under agency control.
§ 6527. Delinquencies to be reported by Secretary of Finance.
§ 6529. Control of agency expenditures.
§ 6530. Other employment costs (fringe benefits).
§ 6531. Reimbursement for cost of goods and services provided.