§ 1108 Veterans Home Bond Committee
This law creates a Veterans’ Home Finance Committee that can approve and sell bonds to raise money for veterans’ homes, and it says the Department of Veterans Affairs acts as the board for those bond rules.
A state wants to build a new veterans’ nursing home and needs $50 million. It issues bonds to get the money, and the Veterans’ Home Finance Committee signs off on the bond sale.
The committee, made up of the Treasurer, Controller, Director of Finance, and Secretary of Veterans Affairs (or their reps), reviews the bond plan and, if a majority agrees, authorizes the sale. The Department of Veterans Affairs is treated as the board that follows the bond law rules.
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§ 1108 Veterans Home Bond Committee
Last verified: January 11, 2026