§ 100385 Public Health Fund Accounting

This law says the health department and the state Controller must write down where money comes into the Public Health Federal Fund and where it is spent or moved.

Key Takeaways

•The department and the Controller must keep a written record of all money that goes into the Public Health Federal Fund.
•They must also record every payment or transfer that comes out of that fund.
•These records show both the type of money (like grants or taxes) and how it is used.

Example

A city health department receives a federal grant for a vaccination program and later uses some of that money to buy syringes.

The department has to record that the grant money came from the federal government and also record that part of it was spent on syringes, so there is a clear paper trail of both the income and the spending.

The department and the Controller shall keep a record of the classes and sources of income deposited in, or transferred to, the Public Health Federal Fund, and of the disbursements and transfers therefrom. (Added by Stats. 1995, Ch. 415, Sec. 3. Effective January 1, 1996.)

This law says the health department and the state Controller must write down where money comes into the Public Health Federal Fund and where it is spent or moved.

Key Takeaways

•The department and the Controller must keep a written record of all money that goes into the Public Health Federal Fund.
•They must also record every payment or transfer that comes out of that fund.
•These records show both the type of money (like grants or taxes) and how it is used.

Example

A city health department receives a federal grant for a vaccination program and later uses some of that money to buy syringes.

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