Miss. Code Ann. § 47-5-39: Miss. Code Ann. § 47-5-39
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- MS Code
- Title 47
(1) As used in this section, “ fiscal note ” means the estimated dollar cost to the state for the first year and the annual cost thereafter. The term “ ten-year fiscal note ” means the estimated dollar cost to the state over the ten-year period following passage or adoption of the subject of the fiscal note.
(2) Whenever legislation is introduced in the Legislature, which would establish a new criminal offense or would amend the sentencing provisions of an existing criminal offense, the Department of Corrections shall provide a fiscal note and a ten-year fiscal note on the proposed legislation upon the request of any member of the Legislature. The fiscal note shall be published in electronic form on the Mississippi Legislature website as provided in Section 5-1-85 .
(3) State agencies and political subdivisions shall cooperate with the department in preparing fiscal notes and the ten-year fiscal notes. Such agencies and political subdivisions shall submit requested information to the department in a timely fashion.
(4) In preparing fiscal notes and the ten-year fiscal notes, the department must accurately report to the Legislature information provided to the department by state agencies and political subdivisions.
(5) The department may request information from nongovernmental agencies and organizations to assist in preparing the fiscal note and the ten-year fiscal note.
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