chamber that the State official is a member of, that an
assignment or lease of a vehicle would result in cost savings to
the Commonwealth when compared to eligible reimbursement for
expenses available to the State official if the State official
was not assigned or leased a vehicle for travel associated with
legislative business.
Section 3 4. Limitations on State-owned vehicle leases.
(a) General rule.--Except as provided under subsection (b):
(1) A State official may not be assigned a State-owned
vehicle.
(2) Commonwealth funds may not be used to lease a
vehicle to or on behalf of a State official.
(b) Emergency response.--This section shall not apply to a
State official whose official duties require the assignment or
lease of a vehicle for emergency response.
Section 4 5. Continued use of vehicles.
(a) Continued use.--A State official who has been assigned a
State-owned vehicle or a vehicle leased by the Commonwealth
before the effective date of this act may continue to use the
vehicle under the same rules and procedures in effect before the
effective date of this section until the State official is no
longer a member of the General Assembly, relinquishes control of
the vehicle back to the Commonwealth or is otherwise no longer
eligible to use the vehicle under the rules and procedures in
effect before the effective date of this section.
(b) Prohibition.--A State official who has been assigned a
State-owned vehicle or a vehicle leased by the Commonwealth
before the effective date of this section may not be assigned a
different State-owned vehicle or a vehicle leased by the
Commonwealth after the State official ceases using the assigned
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