The proposed bill would update current statutes by introducing new appropriations and reporting requirements across various state departments. Key insertions include funding allocations such as $10,000,000 from the Border Security Fund for coordinated reentry planning services, $7,300,000 for election-related expenses, and $5,000,000 for dark sky preservation initiatives. Additionally, the bill mandates specific reporting obligations, such as requiring the Arizona Department of Administration to submit expenditure plans and the Department of Economic Security to report on various program utilizations and expenditures by set deadlines. Moreover, the bill would remove outdated provisions and exempt certain appropriations from lapsing provisions, ensuring that funds remain available for their intended purposes. It also introduces new requirements for transparency and accountability, such as quarterly reporting on federal grant receipts and expenditures, and mandates that funds be used solely for designated purposes. Overall, these updates aim to enhance the efficiency and oversight of state funding, ensuring that resources are effectively allocated to meet the needs of Arizona's communities.