This bill appropriates funds for the Office of the Treasurer of State for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026. It establishes a maximum number of regular employees and their corresponding salary rates, including positions such as the Senior Investment Manager and Chief Deputy Treasurer. The total amount appropriated for various operational expenses, including personal services, data processing, and financial education programs, is set at $7,677,537. Additionally, the bill allows for the hiring of up to five temporary or part-time employees as needed.

Key provisions include the authorization for the Treasurer to transfer appropriations between line items with prior approval from the Arkansas Legislative Council or Joint Budget Committee. The bill also stipulates that employees are eligible for cost-of-living increases and allows for salary adjustments at the Treasurer's discretion. Notably, the bill includes an emergency clause, declaring the necessity for the act to take effect on July 1, 2025, to ensure the continued operation of the agency and prevent disruption to essential governmental programs.