§ Ind. Code § 3-12-10-12Expenses of recount; expenses reimbursed; claims for expenses

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(a) The expenses of a recount conducted by the state recount commission shall
be paid from the state recount fund following the commission's determination of whether a
full or partial refund of the cash deposit should be granted under IC 3-12-11-10.
(b) The expenses of a contest conducted by the state recount commission shall be paid
from the state recount fund.
(c) Notwithstanding subsections (a) and (b), the expenses incurred by a party to a recount
or contest for:
(1) the appearance of an individual; or
(2) the copying or production of documents;
in response to a subpoena approved by the state recount commission shall be borne by that
party and are not subject to reimbursement under this chapter.
(d) A person (other than a party to a recount or contest) who claims reimbursement of
expenses described by subsection (a) or (b) must submit a claim to the state recount
commission not later than noon sixty (60) days after the commission adopts a final order
concerning the recount or contest. If the commission approves the claim, the treasurer of state
shall issue a warrant to the person in accordance with IC 5-13-5, except as provided in
subsection (e) or (f).
(e) This subsection applies when the recount director incurs an expense acting on behalf
of the state recount commission. Any claim submitted by the recount director must be filed
with the secretary of state for approval.
(f) This subsection applies when a person incurs an expense based on an order issued by
the recount director before a recount or contest is filed under IC 3-12-11. The person must
submit a claim to the state recount commission not later than noon sixty (60) days after the
final date for filing a recount or contest petition under IC 3-12-11.
(g) There is appropriated to the state recount fund from the state general fund an amount
sufficient for the state recount commission's use in the payment of expenses under this
section.

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