The timing of an obligation refers to when the agency commits to spending funds for a specific purpose. This timing is crucial in ensuring compliance with the restrictions set by Congress on how and when appropriated funds can be used. Agencies must adhere to these restrictions to ensure proper budgetary control and accountability in government spending. Failure to comply with these timing restrictions can lead to violations of appropriations law and potential legal consequences.
Current
no- year
budget obligations governing execution year (BOGEY)
budget obligations governing execution year (BOGEY)
Obligations
current, expirede closed
A Regulatory Agency
Juctice, Consequences, Moral ideals, or Obligations
What you are referring to is a budget appropriation which is, in effect, a law passed by the Congress and signed by the president. There may be a special term for this that you are looking for, but if so, I do not know it.
The appropriation would be considered to be in the "lapsed" phase when it is no longer available but has not yet been officially closed. During this phase, the funds cannot be used for new obligations but may still be available for certain adjustments or reversals.
They have same rights and obligations as Muslims. However, they are required not to attack Muslims or deprive them from their homes or lands.
They have same rights and obligations as Muslims. However, they are required not to attack Muslims or deprive them from their homes or lands.