Untitled Texas Attorney General Opinion

OFFICE OF ‘THE A’ITORNEYGENERAL OF TEXAS AUSTIN Ronorablo ckrorgeH. Sheppsrd Comptrollerof Public Aooounts Au8tiR, Texas Bear Slrt opilllon Ho. o-)082 Ro: Dispositiono =val you klndl adrlao me ii thr Bta be requirea to amp08 into the State nrrants in th book8 and reoord8 a6 may been neoeaaary. The 11 oause eaoh ondlt union on06 yearlf, auoh 6xu&m- ~om6 oompetsntpertmn or the Banking Go~aniaslones, Ooatds8loneran ;O "p 'par ornt of the paid to sald Ranking Oom~esiaaer by the raspeat- ire uniona exambed BB provi&sd by this Aot as oompansstionfor his or their asrvioar aad as re- lrnburseme@zfor travel expensea and other lXp SnWS lnourrsd; (Z)'by one or YIIOPO oroblt union armniwm, who shall be appointeU by the Ranking QommieniotMr ~c+norsble George zi. Sheppard, Paga 2 and shell receive a salary or not oxoeedlng T&ee XUndred Eollara ($300) par month. and ahsll be ralmbursed for trsval expense8 in the axanof Four Dollars ($4) per dey, plus ooat or traneportatlon, ouah araminara to retain their salary and sxp~nsea, as above provided out of he8 oolleotad br them as heraiMftsr provldadi (3) or by the Deputy Oom- miaalonor, Doaartmental Examiner, 8ny bank lxamlnor, aasIetsat bank examlnor, building and loan aupsr- rlaor or bulld%ng.and loan esaminar, who ahall r6- solve and retain tha fee8 oollaoted by them aa hersinafter provided, 8UCh fOO8 80 UOliaOtad t0 be oradlted on the sslarg o! tho pcraon oolleoting the satw, so that auoh peroon ah.11 in no swat raoelve oompensation in lxoaas of his salary 88 provldsQ by law. **IWO credit union examined shall pay an axaminat TE on fea fired by ths Baokln Con&s8IOnar not to &osod 'Zwen8y-fireDollar8 ($25) ppu daF gor person engaged upon auoh exaainatlon. "*Ai& fees, BB above pravldad, shall be p~I6 by the aredit union to tha paraon or paraona makl.ng tha axaninatlon, ati euoh yaraon~ shall make a monthly soaount to the Banking Comdsaloner of the roe8 10 oommtsd during the preoeding month, roe8 in 4x400* 0r l;hoao ret8in.d by the sxsrainsr 98 above pro~ldrd shall ba paid to the Banking Corn-- mlseloner end by him depoaltad with the Stat8 Fraaeurer to ba held in a sgecrlalSund and uaad t;;ath;w9urpoae of enforolng tha.provlalons of . *'After September 1, 1943, the number of the employaesd the aelerlas OS esch nhall be a8 fiFi;,';nthe biennial De.?arbmmtal Approprlatkon n . . . . II The Aat olcarly provldaa that the Ssas to ba paid ah811 be oolleated by tha oxaminar and retained by him Sor hi8 own UBQ and benefit, ma hia ooiapsmeatlonfor sanioau mderea and to aerroy his expanaea. A8 othor 0m0eta opar- sting on the fea ayataai,the sxamimr oolleets thaaa face for 334 Bonoreblo Oeorga B. Shsgpard,Pa&o, hla own personal we and benetit, not for the ~88 and benefit of the State. The alcsuntto be retalned by the examiner ia l&dted, and the eroeaa met be paid to the Banking Commissioner and by him depoalted with the State Treesurer to be hold in a apooial fund and used ror onforelng the protlalona of the o&it union law. The exooaa teaa, therefore,met be paid into the Treasury to the orosXlt or thin rpaolal f'umlprorldod, and 618buraed on warrant8 aa other Ststo moxto~~ but the too8 to be retained by the examiner are not regulrod to be pal6 In- $0 the Troaaury nnd dlsburaod on warranta. Tour8 very truly ATTORNEY tW3IRRALW TEXAS G: l;LLu-n/ ATTORNEY GENBRAL OF'TZXAS