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7 GENERAL ASSEN M-y OF NORTH CAROLINA SESSION 1.991 1 departments with more than 500 permanent full -time employees, subject to criteria 2 and standards set by the Stale Personne.I Conlmisslon. The Commission shall have 3 the authority to suspcnel deCtiltralll:ition.. when agencies violate State Persnnne! 4 Commission criteria and ct,lnclards. 5 The Offi�t� of St :itc Personnel shall report annually to the Jc,ir.i 6 Legislative Commission on Govc_rnmental operations and to the Fiscal kFsci <<_ , 7 Di-vision by December i of each year, beginning on December 1, 1991, on Its protress S towards this decentralization. 9 (b) The Office of State Personnel shall present its pian for 10 decentralization of the classification and salary administration functions to the State 11 Personnel Study Commission or its successor. The State Personnel Stud., 12 Commission shall consider those statutory changes as may facilitate decentralizatiotl l3 and report its recommendations to the General Assembly by April 1, 1992, 14 15 Requested by: Representatives Bowman, N.J. Crawford, Senator Martin of Gu;lford 16 - - - -- COUNCIL Oi- GOVI RNMENT FUNDS 17 Sec. 19. (a) Of the funds appropriated in this Title to the Departrnent of 18 Administration, $864,270 for 1991 -92 fiscal year and $864,270 for. 1992 -93 fiscal `e 19 shall only be used as provided by this section. Each regional council of government 20 or lead regional organization is allocated up to S48,015 each fiscal year, with the 21 actual amount calculated as provided in subsection (b) of this section. 22 (b) The funds shall be allocated as follows: A share of the nlaximum 23 548,015 each fiscal year shall be allocated to each county and smaller city based Or. 24 the most recent annual estimate of the Office of State Budget and Management of the 25 population of that. county (less the population of any larger city within that cour�tyj 26 or smaller city, divided by the sum of the total population of the region (less the 27 population of larger cities within that region) and the total population of the rebiorn 28 living in smaller cities. Those funds shall be paid to the regional council ol 29 'government for the region in which that city or county is located upon receipt by the 30 Department of Administration of a resolution of the governing board of the count_. o 31 city requesting release of the funds. If any city or county does not so reouest 32 payment of funds by June 30 of a State fiscal year, that share, of the allocation for tlhai 33 fiscal year shall revert to the General Fund. 34 (c) A regional council of government may use funds appropriated by this 35 section only to assist local governments In grant apphc.4�ions, econornrc development, 36 community development. support of local industrial development actrv►t►es, L nM6 OikX' 37 activities as deemed appropriate by the member governments. 38 (d) Funds appropriated ated by this section may not be used fo pa; nitni C: 39 dues or assessments by the member governments, and may not supplant fur,Z`, 40 appropriated by the member governments." 41 (e) As used in this section "Larger City" mean: an incorporated • :its \krth 42 a population of 50.000 or over. "Smaller City" means any other incorporatcd cite. 43 44 Requested by: Representatives Bowman, N.J. Crawford, Senators ivlartln of Guil[ol". 45 Marvin 46 - - - -- ALLOCATION OF RAPE CRISIS CENTER FUNDS =17 Sec. 220. All funds for the Rape Crisis Centers appropriated to illy 48 Department of Administration, the North Carolina Council for Women, for the !9�;'- 49 92 fiscal vear and the 1992 -93 fiscal vear in this Title shall be available to Rape 50 Centers providing direct services to victims of sexual assault and rape pre\e:'::ro., 51 services. Funds shall be awarded according to criteria cstablrshed by the Dep,�rtn c 52 of Administration. Gr;tnts shall be a��nrded by September i eacil fecal vei- any' ti;c 53 funds disbursed on a quarterly basis. House Bill 83 Pa