Ark. Code Ann. § 21-7-401: Biennial reports of Treasurer of State and Department of Finance and Administration

(a) (1) The only biennial reports which shall be printed and distributed shall be the biennial reports of the Treasurer of State and the Department of Finance and Administration. (2) These reports shall be distributed to the constitutional officers of the state, and upon request, to members of the General Assembly. (3) Copies shall be available for distribution to the general public upon written request. (b) In addition to the financial statements and tables required to be published in the report, the department shall be required to summarize briefly all of the financial affairs of each state-supported institution or department and to publish the summaries in its biennial report to the constitutional officers of the state. Acts 1943, No. 204, § 2; 1981, No. 241, § 1; A.S.A. 1947, § 12-1907.

(a) (1) The only biennial reports which shall be printed and distributed shall be the biennial reports of the Treasurer of State and the Department of Finance and Administration. (2) These reports shall be distributed to the constitutional officers of the state, and upon request, to members of the General Assembly. (3) Copies shall be available for distribution to the general public upon written request.

(1) The only biennial reports which shall be printed and distributed shall be the biennial reports of the Treasurer of State and the Department of Finance and Administration.

(2) These reports shall be distributed to the constitutional officers of the state, and upon request, to members of the General Assembly.

(3) Copies shall be available for distribution to the general public upon written request.

(b) In addition to the financial statements and tables required to be published in the report, the department shall be required to summarize briefly all of the financial affairs of each state-supported institution or department and to publish the summaries in its biennial report to the constitutional officers of the state.