Statutory Authority for the Program Sample Clauses
The "Statutory Authority for the Program" clause defines the specific legal basis under which a program is established and operates. It typically references the particular statutes, regulations, or legislative acts that grant the government or agency the power to create and administer the program. For example, it may cite a section of federal law that authorizes funding or outlines the program's scope. This clause ensures that all actions taken under the program are legally grounded, providing legitimacy and clarifying the source of the program's authority.
Statutory Authority for the Program. As a federal revolving fund program authorized under the Library of Congress’ Fiscal Operations Improvement Act, P.L. 106-481, section 103 (2 U.S.C. section 182c), the LC/FEDLINK program takes advantage of the Library of Congress’ extensive knowledge of the information industry and library operations to establish contractual agreements for commercial library/information products and services and then makes these contracts available to other federal offices.