§ 35-8-1 Certificates of indebtedness issued for coupon bonds surrendered – Transfer
§ 35-8-2 Destruction of bonds and certificates unsold or repurchased by state – Certificate
§ 35-8-3 Sinking fund commission – Composition – Elective members – Quorum
§ 35-8-4 Succession of sinking fund commission to previous board
§ 35-8-5 Officers of sinking fund commission
§ 35-8-6 Control and management of sinking funds – Investment
§ 35-8-6.1 Exclusion from sinking fund commission authority
§ 35-8-6.2 Sinking funds to replace bond issuance
§ 35-8-8 Safekeeping of securities and records of sinking fund commission
§ 35-8-9 Records and annual report of sinking fund commission
§ 35-8-10 Expenses of sinking fund commission members
§ 35-8-10.1 Expenses of sinking fund commission
§ 35-8-11 Payments into sinking funds
§ 35-8-12 Annual deficit payments to sinking fund commission
§ 35-8-13 Surplus remaining after redemption of bonds
§ 35-8-14 General sinking fund established
§ 35-8-15 Custody of securities in general sinking fund
§ 35-8-16 Board for replacement of lost, destroyed, or mutilated bonds or notes
§ 35-8-17 Replacement or repair of damaged bonds or notes
§ 35-8-18 Replacement of lost or destroyed bond or note – Bond to protect state
§ 35-8-19 Substitution of coupon bond for registered bond or registered bond for coupon bond
§ 35-8-20 Minibonds
§ 35-8-21 Consolidation of bond issues
§ 35-8-22 Rebate to federal government
§ 35-8-24 Bonds to be eligible for Rhode Island savings bond program
§ 35-8-25 Extinguishment of authorized but unissued debt
§ 35-8-26 Refunding bonds
§ 35-8-27 Variable rate obligations and interest rate exchange agreements
§ 35-8-28 Interest earnings on state bonded indebtedness – Federal requirements

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