2011 Vermont Code
Title 08 Banking and Insurance
Chapter 209 CONSERVATION, LIQUIDATION AND INSOLVENCY
§ 19102 Governor's proclamation
§ 19102. Governor's proclamation
Whenever it appears to the governor that the public welfare and the equal protection of depositors in Vermont financial institutions doing business in this state require it, he or she may proclaim such bank holidays as in his or her judgment are necessary. Those holidays, except as otherwise provided in the proclamation, shall not be considered as business days for the transaction of all banking business, including the demand or payment of deposits, and shall have the incidents of a legal holiday for the purposes specified in Title 9A, Article 3. (Added 1999, No. 153 (Adj. Sess.), { 2, eff. Jan. 1, 2001.)
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