The proposed bill would update current statutes by introducing new reporting requirements and funding allocations for various state departments and programs. Specifically, it mandates the Arizona Department of Administration to submit a report by March 31, 2026, detailing contributions from the Maricopa County Special Health Care District to the state General Fund, along with any changes from the previous fiscal year. Additionally, the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) would be required to report on directed payments from the safety net services initiative. The bill also prohibits counties from using certain appropriations for unspecified purposes, ensuring funds are allocated only for designated uses, such as employer contributions to the Elected Officials' Retirement Plan. Furthermore, the bill proposes significant changes to appropriations, including an increase in the operating lump sum appropriation from $147,799,100 to $151,250,000, and specific adjustments for various services, such as increasing funding for congregate group care from $103,682,000 to $122,482,000. It also introduces new provisions for reporting and accountability, requiring detailed expenditure reports from state agencies and establishing new appropriations for educational initiatives and health services. Overall, these updates aim to enhance transparency, accountability, and operational efficiency in the management of state funds.