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year beginning October 1, 1936, and ending September
30th, 1937, as hereinafter indicated.

SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That every depart-
ment, board, commission, officer or institution receiving an
appropriation hereunder, and any department, board, com-
mission, officer or institution whose expenses are paid out
of the fees of such agency, shall notify the Comptroller
at least ten days before the end of the fiscal year for which
such appropriation is made, whether and to what extent
the unexpended balance of such appropriation, if any
there will be at the end of said fiscal year, is needed to
meet obligations incurred during that year and which will
be unpaid at the end thereof. Any unexpended balance
of such appropriation, against which there will be no such
outstanding obligations at the end of the fiscal year, shall
revert to the Treasury of the State at the end of the fiscal
year, including unexpended balances to the credit of the
Examining Boards; provided, however, that appropriations
for the acquisition of land, buildings, equipment and new
construction shall be available for such purposes sub-
sequent to the fiscal year for which the same are made,
if approval of the Governor is obtained before the end
of such fiscal year; otherwise such appropriation which
may be unexpended or unappropriated as above set out
shall revert in the same manner and to the same extent as
other appropriations.

SEC. 3. And be it further enacted, That if any addi-
tional funds from any source whatever in excess of the
appropriations herein made shall come into the hands of
any department, board, commission, officer, or institution
of the State, the same may be expended by such depart-
ment, board, commission, officer or institution, with the
approval of the Governor; except in the case of funds de-
rived from gifts or legacies, any such excess not so ex-
pended shall revert to the Treasury of the State at the
end of the fiscal year in which the same is received by
such department, board, commission, officer or institution,