Reimbursement for Bond Expenses of Designated Officials

Act No. 626 applies when designation is made in accordance with Act Numbered Four hundred and eight.
Section 2 directs expedited legislative processing under section two of “An Act prescribing the order of procedure by the Commission in the enactment of laws,” passed September twenty-sixth, nineteen hundred.

Section 2 recognizes that the public good requiring speedy enactment warrants expedited passage.
Act No. 626 is designed to ensure reimbursement of government officers or employees for bond-related costs incurred due to temporary designation.

Section 1 covers any official or employee of the government who is designated by the proper authority.
The designation must be for temporary performance of duties of the head of a Bureau or a subordinate official or employee of an Office or Bureau.
The designation must be made in accordance with Act Numbered Four hundred and eight.
The reimbursement relates to additional expenses incurred for bond requirements due to the designation.

Section 1 requires reimbursement when the designated person is obliged to incur expenses for the requirements of a bond.
The reimbursable expenses are for such expenses and disbursements the designated person must make on account of bond requirements caused by the designation.
Section 1 limits reimbursement to bond-related expenses incurred by reason of such designation.
Section 1 orders payment to be made from the appropriation for the Department, Bureau, or Office in which the services are rendered due to the designation.

Section 1 makes Act No. 626 retroactive to apply to all officials and employees who have heretofore incurred expenses because of such designation.
Retroactivity covers prior instances where officials or employees were caused to incur expenses in the manner stated in Section 1.
Retroactive application is tied to designation for temporary performance under the bond-requirement situation described in Section 1.

Section 2 authorizes expediting the passage in accordance with section two of “An Act prescribing the order of procedure by the Commission in the enactment of laws,” passed September twenty-sixth, nineteen hundred.
Section 2 implements the expedited procedure based on the public good requiring speedy enactment.