West Virginia Code § 12-1-7

Rules; banking contracts and agreements; depositors; agreements
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In addition to rules specially authorized in this article, the West Virginia Investment
Management Board and the State Treasurer are generally authorized to promulgate any
rules necessary to protect the interests of the state, its depositories and taxpayers. All rules
promulgated are subject to the provisions of article three, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code.
Any rules previously established by the board of public works, the Board of eInvestments, the
Investment Management Board or the State Treasurer pursuant to this article shall remain
in effect until amended, superseded or rescinded. r
Only the treasurer may enter into contracts or agreements with ufinancial institutions for
banking goods or services required by spending units. Boards, commissions and spending
units with authority pursuant to this code to enter into contrtacts or agreements with
financial institution for banking goods and services without approval of the State Treasurer
shall retain that authority and are not required to have the treasurer designate a financial
institution as a depository. The provisions of this section shall not apply to trust and
investment accounts and activities for general obligation bonds or bonds issued by the
School Building Authority, the Parkways, Econsomic Development and Tourism Authority, the
Housing Development Fund, the economic development authority, the infrastructure and
jobs development council, the water development authority or the hospital finance authority.
A state spending unit requiring bankging goods or services shall submit a request for the
goods or services to the treasurer. If the treasurer enters into a contract or agreement for
the required goods or servicese, spending units using the contract or agreement shall pay
either the vendor or the treasurer for the goods or services used.
The treasurer is also authorized to enter into any depositors' agreements for the purpose of
reorganizing or rehabilitating any depository in which state funds are deposited, and for the
purpose of transferring the assets, in whole or in part, of any depository to any other lawful
depository when, in the judgment of the treasurer, the interests of the state are promoted
thereby, and upon condition that no right of the state to preferred payment is waived.

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