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New Jersey Statutes Title 52. State Government, Departments and Officers 52 § 27BB-32

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

The board may prescribe systems of financial administration for municipalities and counties. Systems may be prescribed for a group or class of municipalities or counties having similar requirements, and separate systems may be prescribed for each of as many groups or classes as the board may determine.

Systems of financial administration shall include:

(1) Definite procedures for the receipt, custody, control and disbursement of public funds.

(2) Forms for receipts, requisitions, disbursement, purchase orders and other necessary documents.

(3) The exercise of a comptroller function by a designated local officer.

(4) Definitions of the respective powers and duties of the several local officers engaged in financial administration.

(5) Instructions, rules and regulations for the proper procedures and practices of financial administration.

A system of financial administration, when prescribed, shall be mandatory upon the municipalities and counties to which it applies.

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