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2011 SESSION
11102911DBe it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. That § 23-1.1 of the Code of Virginia is amended and reenacted as follows:
§ 23-1.1. Report of athletic receipts and disbursements; compensation of athletic coaches.
A. It
shall be the duty of the president or chairman of the board of visitors or
trustees of every state public institution
of higher learning which education that
maintains an intercollegiate athletic program to cause to
be made out by the proper officer of such institution, and forwarded to the
Comptroller annually by December thirty-first 31 a detailed statement of all
athletic receipts and disbursements of such institution and of any affiliated
committee, group, corporation or association charged with administering the
athletic program. Such report shall include all receipts from admission
tickets, programs, refreshment concessions, radio, television, newsreel or
movie rights, and all other receipts related to any athletic contest or event.
The report of disbursements shall include the name of each person, firm or
corporation to whom such disbursement was made and the amount thereof. The
report shall be kept on file by the Comptroller and shall be open to public
inspection at all reasonable times.
B. The board of visitors of every public institution of higher education shall adopt and implement policies such that the annual total compensation provided to any coach of an intercollegiate athletic team shall not include more than $300,000 of state funding.