Posted public records
Here we have posted public records. Each record is listed under its subject.
Financial (Spending/Budget, etc.):
The Budget Central site isn’t technically a public record, but it has information about UC finances and how to understand them.
The UC’s student fee policies.
University of California Facts-in-Brief 2008
This site posts links to a variety of UC public records.
University of California financial report 2008-09
Link to current and past UC financial reports
Budget and Capital Resources/Budget Publications (UCOP)
Allocation of student fees 2007-08, from UCOP (table)
Proposed 2009-10 budget, from UCOP (UCOP)
Past and present UC budgets (UCOP)
Current and past UC financial statements (UCOP)
Audited Financial Statements, 2004-05 through 2008-09 (UCOP)
Campus Financial Schedules (UCOP)
A table showing resident student fees from 1965-2008 for the UC and CSU systems (Government site.)
UC Regents:
University of California Office of the President Web site–ucop.edu
The University of California Regents official Web site
Biographies of the University of California Regents
Legal:
California Public Records Act (link)
California Public Records Act (word file)
California State Constitution (link)
The Master Plan for Higher Education in California (UCOP)
Statistical Summary and Data on UC Students, Faculty and Staff (UCOP)
[...] What is the definition of a financial statement and what part of the budget setting process does it represent? (See “Posted public records” for the financial statements.) [...]
The above comment is a pingback from linking to this page from the February 3rd post about a presentation on the budget by Erin Gore.The question is about how the UC financial statements are used by UC administrators in the budget process. Here is some background information about the UC financial statements and financial statements in general:
A financial statement (also called a financial report) shows the financial activities of a person or business; the UC’s financial statements show how the university allocates its money and the revenues it makes from its activities.