If the Governor under whose supervision the Governors budget and tax expenditure report have been prepared will be succeeded in office in January next following: (1) The Oregon Department of Administrative Services shall make available to the Governor-elect so much as the Governor-elect requests of the information upon which the Governors budget and tax expenditure report are based, and upon completion of the budget and tax expenditure report, shall supply the Governor-elect with a copy of the budget and report, but may not print or distribute the budget or report. The department shall also make available to the Governor-elect all facilities of the department reasonably necessary to permit the Governor-elect to review and become familiar with the budget or tax expenditure report. (2) After a review of the Governors budget and tax expenditure report, the Governor-elect may prepare revisions and additions to the budget or report. The Oregon Department of Administrative Services and the Department of Revenue shall assist, upon request, in the preparation of any revisions or additions. (3) The Oregon Department of Administrative Services shall have printed as many copies of the revised Governors budget and revised tax expenditure report as the Governor-elect requests. (4) Not later than February 1 of each odd-numbered year, the Oregon Department of Administrative Services shall transmit a copy of the revised Governors budget and revised tax expenditure report to each member of the Legislative Assembly. (5) Upon request, the department shall distribute copies of the revised Governors budget and revised tax expenditure report free of charge, under any rules the department may adopt, to public libraries, schools and state officials. The department shall make copies of the revised budget and revised tax expenditure report available to the general public at a reasonable charge for each copy. [Amended by 1967 c.302 2; 1969 c.464 3; 1995 c.746 71; 2016 c.117 23]
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