Subchapter NN. MASTER LEASING PROGRAM


Sec.


1.481.    Development and implementation.
1.482.    Implementation by secretaries.
1.483.    Information to administrative agencies.
1.484.    Cooperation by agencies.
1.485.    Periodic payments required.
1.486.    Compliance required; exceptions.

Source

   The provisions of this Subchapter NN adopted by Executive Order No. 1989-3, dated March 2, 1989, 19 Pa.B. 1520, unless otherwise noted.

§ 1.481. Development and implementation.

 The Secretary of General Services shall, with the guidance and assistance of the Secretary of the Budget, proceed with the development and implementation of a Master Leasing Program.

§ 1.482. Implementation by secretaries.

 The program shall be implemented by directives, statements of policy, rules and regulations that the secretaries promulgate.

§ 1.483. Information to administrative agencies.

 The directives, statements of policy, rules and regulations shall provide information to Commonwealth administrative agencies on the benefits and requirements of the Master Leasing Program.

§ 1.484. Cooperation by agencies.

 Commonwealth administrative agencies shall fully cooperate with, and provide requested information and documentation, on a priority basis, to the Department of General Services, the Office of the Budget, and the attorneys, financial advisor, master lessor, trustee bank, underwriters and other necessary professionals appointed by the Department.

§ 1.485. Periodic payments required.

 Commonwealth administrative agencies shall make periodic payments in a timely manner for equipment acquired through the Master Leasing Program.

§ 1.486. Compliance required; exceptions.

 No Commonwealth administrative agency may arrange for financing of equipment leases or installment purchases, except through the Department of General Services’ Master Leasing Program. Exceptions to this policy shall be granted, in writing, by the Secretary of General Services.

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 (Editor’s Note: 1 Pa. Code §  3.13(b) (relating to contents of Bulletin) gives the Legislative Reference Bureau discretion to exclude from publication in the Pennsylvania Bulletin classes of documents which are voluminous and applicable only to Commonwealth property or contracts or agency organization, management or personnel. Section 3.13(c) requires the Bureau to publish and codify a summary table of documents filed under §  3.13(b).)

   (1)  Administrative Circular No. 92-11, Dated March 2, 1992. Distribution of the 1992 Governor’s Annual Work Force Report.

   (2)  Administrative Circular No. 92-21, Dated June 5, 1992. Electronic Transmission of Voucher Transmittal Payment Data.

   (3)  Administrative Circular No. 92-28, Dated July 30, 1992. Availability—Commonwealth Telephone Directory.


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