If an applicant for an award from the employer's investment in South Dakota's future fund is a business, the applicant must submit a business plan to the Governor's Office of Economic Development before the Governor may award the applicant any moneys from the fund. The applicant's business plan must include: (1) The goods or services to be offered by the applicant; (2) A description of: (a) The types of jobs required to offer the goods or services; (b) The educational requirement for each type of job; and (c) The compensation package to be offered to individuals employed to perform each type of job; (3) The accounting practices employed by the business; and (4) Other private or public funding received by the applicant.
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