The bill, HB1096, proposes a comprehensive appropriation plan for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, allocating significant funds across various state agencies and programs. Key appropriations include $1,631,690 for contributions to interstate organizations, $103,550,000 for miscellaneous transfers to state agencies, and $2,100,000,000 for federal programs. Notable new allocations are $68,400,000 for pension and relief funds, $20,000,000 for fire department funding, and $35,000,000 for vocational technical education. The bill also emphasizes the importance of oversight and accountability in the management of these funds, particularly for federal programs, ensuring that appropriations are used strictly for their intended purposes.

Additionally, the bill amends existing laws related to the state income tax on corporations and the Work Force 2000 Development Fund, allowing for the transfer of funds to support technical institutes and lifelong learning centers. It extends the effective period for various funding measures from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2024, and mandates that state agencies seek prior approval for any new commitments or appropriations. The bill also introduces new language regarding the certification of funding recommendations and stipulates that funds for underfunded pension programs cannot be used to enhance benefits. Overall, HB1096 aims to streamline financial operations and ensure the effective allocation of state resources to support essential services and programs.

Statutes affected:
Old version HB1096 Original - 1-9-2023 01:19 PM: 5-64-505, 26-57-611, 26-57-614, 14-284-101, 22-8-201, 3-5-901, 19-4-521, 19-4-525, 19-4-522, 19-4-1612, 19-4-527, 19-4-801, 19-7-501, 19-4-101
Old version HB1096 V2 - 3-29-2023 03:22 PM: 5-64-505, 03-29-2023, 26-57-611, 26-57-614, 14-284-101, 22-8-201, 3-5-901, 19-4-521, 19-4-525, 19-4-522, 19-4-1612, 19-4-527, 19-4-801, 19-7-501, 19-4-101
Old version HB1096 V3 - 4-3-2023 05:09 PM: 5-64-505, 04-03-2023, 26-57-611, 26-57-614, 14-284-101, 22-8-201, 3-5-901, 19-4-521, 19-4-525, 19-4-522, 19-4-1612, 19-4-527, 19-4-801, 19-7-501, 19-4-101
Old version HB1096 V4 - 4-5-2023 03:09 PM: 5-64-505, 04-05-2023, 26-57-611, 26-57-614, 14-284-101, 22-8-201, 3-5-901, 19-4-521, 19-4-525, 19-4-522, 19-4-1612, 19-4-527, 19-4-801, 19-7-501, 19-4-101
HB 1096: 5-64-505, 04-05-2023, 26-57-611, 26-57-614, 14-284-101, 22-8-201, 3-5-901, 19-4-521, 19-4-525, 19-4-522, 19-4-1612, 19-4-527, 19-4-801, 19-7-501, 19-4-101
Act 796: 5-64-505, 04-05-2023, 26-57-611, 26-57-614, 14-284-101, 22-8-201, 3-5-901, 19-4-521, 19-4-525, 19-4-522, 19-4-1612, 19-4-527, 19-4-801, 19-7-501, 19-4-101