17-6-321. Audits. The board's books and records related to in-state investments must be audited once each fiscal year by or at the direction of the legislative auditor. The actual cost of this audit must be paid from the board's funds.
History: En. Sec. 13, Ch. 677, L. 1983; amd. Sec. 3, Ch. 308, L. 1985; amd. Sec. 45, Ch. 483, L. 2001; amd. Sec. 5, Ch. 487, L. 2001.
Structure Montana Code Annotated
Chapter 6. Deposits and Investments
Part 3. Montana In-State Investment
17-6-303. Purpose of the coal tax trust fund
17-6-304. Use of the coal tax trust fund for economic development
17-6-305. Investment of coal tax trust fund in Montana economy -- report by board
17-6-308. Authorized investments
17-6-309. Investment preferences
17-6-311. Limitation on size of investments
17-6-312. State participation in loans
17-6-313. Prior commitment of funds
17-6-316. Economic development loan -- infrastructure tax credit
17-6-317. Participation by private financial institutions -- rulemaking
17-6-318. Job credit interest rate reduction for business loan participation
17-6-319. Incentive to financial institution for small business loan participation
17-6-320. Loan recipients -- notice
17-6-324. Rulemaking authority
17-6-325. Preference of Montana labor
17-6-326. through 17-6-330 reserved
17-6-331. Establishment of a Montana economic development fund
17-6-332. through 17-6-339 reserved
17-6-341. through 17-6-344 reserved
17-6-345. Intermediary relending program
17-6-346. Interest rates and repayment of intermediary loan -- terms