8131, of September 18, 2001, are reformed. The texts shall read:
"Article 66.-Single Treasury Account. All income received by the Government, understood as the bodies and entities included in subsections a) and b) of Article 1º of this Law, whatever the source, shall form part of a single fund under the charge of the National Treasury. To administer them, it may order the opening of one or several accounts in colones or in another currency.
The resources collected by virtue of special laws that determine their purpose shall be deposited in accounts opened by the National Treasury at the Central Bank of Costa Rica. These resources shall finance, in whole or in part, as provided by the respective law, the expenditure budget of the entity responsible for executing the expenditure. The National Treasury shall transfer the resources to the bodies and entities, in accordance with their financial needs as established in the annual budget programming." "Article 74.-Early Redemption. The National Treasury may redeem early the securities placed, even before the date of entry into force of this Law, provided that sufficient resources exist and the operation is beneficial to the treasury. In such operations, procedures guaranteeing compliance with the principles of publicity, security, and transparency must be used.
The public entities and bodies holding securities must accept the early redemption determined by the National Treasury, in the event that it is beneficial to the treasury.
The funds coming from the early redemption of securities, whose owners are the public entities and bodies subject to the principle of the single treasury account, shall be credited to the single fund under the charge of the National Treasury, in accordance with this principle. If such funds are not used by the respective public entities or bodies in the current budget year, they shall become part of the General Government Fund."