Pennsylvania Act 1925-78 — PROFESSION EXAMINERS, FEES COLLECTED BY

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PROFESSION EXAMINERS, FEES COLLECTED BY
                  Act of Apr. 1, 1925, P.L. 112, No. 78               Cl. 63
                                  AN ACT

     Requiring all professional examining boards within the
        Department of Public Instruction to pay into the general fund
        of the State Treasury all fees received by them and all
        unexpended balances of moneys accrued from fees heretofore
        received; abolishing all special funds in the State Treasury
        for any such boards; and transferring to the general fund of
        the State Treasury any unexpended balances in any such funds.

        Section 1.  Be it enacted, &c., That as soon after the
     effective date of this act as all liabilities theretofore
     incurred shall have been fully paid, all professional examining
     boards within the Department of Public Instruction shall pay
     into the State Treasury any unexpended balances of moneys
     accrued from fees, fines, and other income theretofore received
     by such boards under the provisions of the several acts of
     Assembly authorizing the collection of such fees, fines and
     other income.
        Section 2.  From and after the effective date of this act all
     such professional examining boards within the Department of
     Public Instruction shall pay into the general fund of the State
     Treasury all fees, fines, and other income received by them
     under the provisions of the several acts of Assembly authorizing
     the collection of such fees and fines and other income. Such
     payments into the State Treasury shall be made on the last day
     of each and every month during which any such fees shall have
     been received by such boards.
        Section 3.  As soon after the effective date of this act as
     all outstanding liabilities payable out of any of the special
     funds in the State Treasury for professional examining boards
     within the Department of Public Instruction shall have been
     paid, all such special funds shall be abolished, and all
     unexpended balances in such funds shall be transferred to the
     general fund of the State Treasury.