Pennsylvania Act 1965-394 — MAKING A CONTINUING APPROPRIATION TO SUPPORT DRIVER EDUCATION

act-1965-0-3941965 Pa. Act 394Law

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MAKING A CONTINUING APPROPRIATION TO SUPPORT DRIVER EDUCATION
                 Act of Dec. 7, 1965, P.L. 1046, No. 394              Cl. 24
                                  AN ACT

     Making a continuing appropriation out of the Motor License Fund
        to the Department of Public Instruction to promote driver
        education and to provide financial assistance to school
        districts or joint organizations.

        The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
     hereby enacts as follows:

        Section 1.  As much of the money from time to time in the
     Motor License Fund as may be necessary, determined by
     multiplying the number of pupils who have completed the high
     school standardized driver education program in all the public
     high schools offering the program in the Commonwealth by a basic
     figure of thirty-five dollars ($35), plus an additional amount
     equal to three percent of the annual total amount paid by the
     Commonwealth to all school districts or joint organizations on
     account of the standardized program for annual expenditures of
     the Department of Public Instruction in connection with said
     program, is hereby appropriated to the Department of Public
     Instruction for the purpose of paying authorized expenditures
     incurred by it in connection with carrying out a standardized
     program of teaching of safe driving of motor vehicles in the
     public schools and making authorized payments to school
     districts complying with such standardized program. Such moneys
     shall be paid out of the Motor License Fund upon the warrant of
     the Auditor General drawn after requisition by the Department of
     Public Instruction for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1965,
     and for each fiscal year thereafter.

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