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Alaska Statutes.

Title 44. State Government

Chapter 21. Department of Administration

Section 20. Duties of Department.

AS 44.21.020. Duties of Department.

The Department of Administration shall

(1) make surveys and studies to improve administrative procedures, methods, and organization;

(2) keep general accounts;

(3) approve vouchers and disburse funds for all purposes;

(4) operate centralized purchasing and supply services, and necessary storerooms and warehouses;

(5) allot space in state buildings to the various departments according to need and available space;

(6) supervise telephone, mailing, messenger, duplicating, and similar services adaptable to centralized management;

(7) administer the public employees' retirement system and teachers' retirement system;

(8) administer a statewide personnel program, including central personnel services such as recruitment, assessment, position classification, and pay administration;

(9) administer and supervise a statewide automatic data processing program;

(10) study, design, implement, and manage the telecommunications systems and services of the state under AS 44.21.305 - 44.21.330;

(11) provide administrative services to the Violent Crimes Compensation Board.

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