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1997 SESSION
972736362Patrons-- Moran, Darner, Jackson, Johnson, Moore, Phillips, Putney, Stump and Watts
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. That § 14.1-141 of the Code of Virginia is amended and reenacted as follows:
§ 14.1-141. Deputies, office expenses, premiums on bonds, etc.
The State Compensation Board shall determine:
(1i) How many the number of
deputies and assistants, if any, are necessary to the
efficient performance of the duties of the office of the officer filing a
report required by § 14.1-136, (2ii) what
should be the compensation of such deputies and assistants,
(3iii) what any allowance, if
any, should be made for office expenses and premiums on official bonds,
except that the cost of security copies made by circuit court clerks
pursuant to § 42.1-86 shall be reimbursed
by the Board, subject to an appropriation set out in the
appropriation act, and (4iv) the manner in
which of payment of such compensation should
be paid or such allowance made. Each of such
officers shall, on or before the first day of November in each
year 1, report annually to the Board, on
official estimate blanks, furnished for such purpose, an
itemized estimate in itemized form showing the amount of
expenses expected to be incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office
for the ensuing year, and all. All such expenses must be
approved in advance by the Board in order to be deductible under §
14.1-140; provided, however, that nothing in this section
shall be construed as prohibiting the State Compensation Board from increasing
at any time in the year allowances for such expenses as provided in §
14.1-142. The State Compensation Board shall report annually to the Governor on
the expenses of such office.