The bill HB124 is an appropriation act for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, which allocates funds for Alabama's executive, legislative, and judicial agencies, as well as other government functions, debt service, and capital outlay. It establishes specific funding amounts for various state agencies, including the Supreme Court and the Unified Judicial System, while mandating reporting requirements for expenditures and program effectiveness. Key insertions include the establishment of new funds for professional and occupational licensing programs, the Alabama Bass Trail, and various health and public service initiatives, ensuring that these programs receive adequate financial support. The bill emphasizes transparency and accountability in the use of state resources, requiring regular reporting on fund usage and program outcomes.

Additionally, the bill introduces new legal language that specifies funding sources and conditions for various programs, such as the establishment of the State Board of Midwifery Fund and the Military Operations Program. It also includes provisions for salary increases for state officials and employees, as well as guidelines for managing unspent appropriations from the previous fiscal year. Significant deletions from current law are not explicitly mentioned, but the bill aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of state operations through structured funding and comprehensive reporting mechanisms. Overall, HB124 reflects a commitment to improving state services while ensuring fiscal responsibility and accountability in the allocation of public funds.

Statutes affected:
Introduced: 41-19-1, 41-19-12
Engrossed: 41-19-1, 41-19-12
Enrolled: 41-19-1, 41-19-12