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Miss. Const. art. 4, § 113

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Constitution of Mississippi
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October 2026

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The auditor shall, within sixty days after the adjournment of the legislature, prepare and publish a full statement of all money expended at such session, specifying the items and amount of each item, and to whom, and for what paid; and he shall also publish the amounts of all appropriations. NOTE: MS Code §7-7-2, as added by Laws 1984, ch. 488, §90, and amended by Laws 1985, ch. 455, §1, Laws 1986, ch. 499, §1, provided, at subsection (2) therein, that the words “state auditor of public accounts,” “state auditor,” and “auditor” appearing in the laws of the state in connection with the performance of auditor’s functions transferred to the state fiscal management board, shall mean the state fiscal management board, and, more particularly, such words or terms shall mean the state fiscal management board whenever they appear. Thereafter, Laws 1989, ch. 532, §2, amended §7-7-2 to provide that the words “State Auditor of Public Accounts,” “State Auditor,” and “Auditor” appearing in the laws of this state in connection with the performance of auditor’s functions shall mean State Fiscal Officer, and more particularly, such words or terms shall mean the State Fiscal Officer whenever they appear. Subsequently, Laws 1989, ch. 544, §17, effective July 1, 1989, and codified as §27-104-6, provides that wherever the term “State Fiscal Officer” appears in any law it sahll mean “Executive Director of the epartment of Finance and Administraiton.”

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