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      Sec. 3-13g. Investments in corporations doing business in Iran. The State Treasurer shall review the major investment policies of the state for purposes of ensuring that state funds are not invested in any corporation engaged in any form of business in Iran which could be considered to be contrary to the foreign policy or national interests of the United States, particularly in respect to the release of all American hostages held in Iran.

      (P.A. 80-431, S. 3, 4.)

      See Secs. 3-13h and 3-21e re investments in corporations doing business in Northern Ireland and Sudan, respectively.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Connecticut > Title3 > Chap032 > Sec3-13g

      Sec. 3-13g. Investments in corporations doing business in Iran. The State Treasurer shall review the major investment policies of the state for purposes of ensuring that state funds are not invested in any corporation engaged in any form of business in Iran which could be considered to be contrary to the foreign policy or national interests of the United States, particularly in respect to the release of all American hostages held in Iran.

      (P.A. 80-431, S. 3, 4.)

      See Secs. 3-13h and 3-21e re investments in corporations doing business in Northern Ireland and Sudan, respectively.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Connecticut > Title3 > Chap032 > Sec3-13g

      Sec. 3-13g. Investments in corporations doing business in Iran. The State Treasurer shall review the major investment policies of the state for purposes of ensuring that state funds are not invested in any corporation engaged in any form of business in Iran which could be considered to be contrary to the foreign policy or national interests of the United States, particularly in respect to the release of all American hostages held in Iran.

      (P.A. 80-431, S. 3, 4.)

      See Secs. 3-13h and 3-21e re investments in corporations doing business in Northern Ireland and Sudan, respectively.