§201-85  Exemptions.  The department is
authorized to hire employees necessary to staff its out-of-state offices
subject to chapter 76 and legislative appropriations.  The department may also
appoint such other employees exempt from chapter 76 as may be necessary to
administer the affairs of its out-of-state offices.  The initial appointment
shall not exceed three years, during which time the department shall submit to
the legislature a request for approval prior to continuation of the position.
The department shall set the duties, responsibilities, salaries, holidays,
vacations, leaves, hours of work, and working conditions for these employees. 
Subject to the approval of the director of budget and finance, the department
may be exempted from the following state laws only to the extent necessary for
the conduct of its business in operating out-of-state offices:



(1)  Sections 36-27 and 36-30, relating to special
fund transfers and reimbursements to the general fund;



(2)  Chapter 36, relating to management of state
funds;



(3)  Chapter 38, relating to deposits of public funds;



(4)  Chapter 40, relating to audit and accounting,
except that the department shall comply with section 40-81;



(5)  Chapter 76, relating to civil service;



(6)  Chapter 77, relating to compensation;



(7)  Section 78-1, relating to public employment,
except when expressly hiring personnel subject to section 78-1; and



(8)  Section 171-30, relating to acquisition of real
property.



All moneys necessary for the establishment and
operation of out-of-state offices shall be allocated by the legislature through
appropriations out of the state general fund.  The department shall include in
its budgetary request for each upcoming fiscal period, the amounts necessary to
effectuate the purposes of this section. [L 1988, c 366, §2; am L 1993, c 280,
§21; am L Sp 1993, c 8, §54; am L 2000, c 253, §150; am L 2004, c 216, §22]



 



Note



 



  Chapter 77 referred to in text is repealed.