§ 144.059 State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision Account

This rule sets up a special fund for the State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision. This fund is kept separate from the state's General Fund, which is the main pool of money the government uses for everyday expenses.

Any money the board receives, except money that comes from the General Fund, goes into this special account. That could include things like fees or other payments the board collects while doing its job. The board can use this money right away to carry out its work, without needing to ask for separate approval each time. This is different from how many government funds work, where officials usually need special permission before spending money.

In simple terms, this rule just gives the parole board its own bank account for certain money it takes in, and lets the board use that money directly for its duties, like managing parole and supervising people after they leave prison.