for specific bond issues requiring an allocation of the state |
ceiling or for carryforward. This procedure supersedes the federal |
formula to the full extent that the United States Code, Title 26, |
authorizes the Legislature to vary the federal formula. |
Allocations may be reviewed by the Legislature periodically and |
unused allocations may be reallocated to other issuers; however, |
notwithstanding the existence of legislation allocating or |
reallocating all or any portion of the state ceiling, at any time |
during the period from September 1st to and including December 31st |
of any calendar year, and at any other time that the Legislature is |
not in session, a group consisting of a representative of each of |
the issuers specifically identified in subsections 4, 6 and, 7, 8 |
and 8-A; a representative of a corporation created pursuant to the |
former Title 20, section 2237 and Title 20-A, section 11407; and a |
representative of the Governor designated each year by the Governor |
may, by written agreement executed by no fewer than 4 of the 5 6 |
voting representatives, allocate amounts not previously allocated |
and reallocate unused allocations from one of the specific issuers |
designated in this section to another specific issuer for further |
allocation or carryforward, with respect to the state ceiling for |
that calendar year only. In no event may any issuer have more than |
one vote.__If an issuer is allocated a portion of the state ceiling |
in more than one category, the written agreement must be executed |
by no fewer than 4 of the 6 voting representatives. The issuer |
specifically identified in subsection 5 and a representative of the |
Department of Economic and Community Development designated each |
year by the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development |
shall participate as nonvoting members of the group of |
representatives described in this subsection with respect to |
agreements or recommendations for allocation or reallocation of the |
state ceiling. Except for records containing specific and |
identifiable personal information acquired from applicants for or |
recipients of financial assistance, the records of the group of |
representatives described in this subsection are public records and |
the meetings of the group of representatives described in this |
subsection are public proceedings within the meaning of Title 1, |
chapter 13, subchapter I 1. |