The law directs $650,000 from South Dakota's general fund to pay eligible legal expenses, with state officials responsible for approving and issuing payments.
South Dakota sets aside $650,000 from its general fund for eligible legal expenses. Officials must approve payments, and money neither lawfully spent nor committed must return under state budget rules.
South Dakota sets aside $650,000 from its general fund for eligible legal expenses. The money goes to the state's extraordinary litigation fund, which pays eligible legal expenses. Expenses must qualify under section 1-33-8.11 of state law. The commissioner of the Bureau of Human Resources and Administration must approve payment requests, and the state auditor must issue payments. Money neither lawfully spent nor committed must return under state budget rules. The law took effect upon passage and approval.
No hearings or votes scheduled.