The proposed bill seeks to update current statutes primarily through new appropriations and modifications to existing funding allocations across various state departments. Key insertions include significant funding increases for the Arizona Department of Administration, the Arizona Department of Economic Security, and the Arizona Department of Health Services, among others. For instance, it introduces appropriations for specific programs such as $40,000,000 for opioid claims-related litigation and $1,495,300 for the Prescott historical society. Additionally, the bill mandates various reporting requirements to enhance transparency and accountability in the use of appropriated funds, including quarterly expenditure summaries from the Maricopa County Recorder and reports on the implementation of the Family First Prevention Services Act by the Department of Child Safety. The bill also includes deletions of outdated provisions and reallocates existing funds to prioritize new initiatives. For example, it removes certain appropriations for programs that are no longer applicable, such as the $1,000,000 for the Homeless Youth Education Program, while reallocating funds to enhance educational resources and public safety initiatives. Furthermore, it specifies that certain appropriations are exempt from lapsing provisions, ensuring that allocated funds remain available for their intended purposes beyond the typical fiscal year constraints. Overall, these updates aim to streamline the appropriations process, improve fiscal management, and ensure that state resources are utilized effectively to meet current needs.