The bill presents a report from the Office of the Comptroller regarding the activities of the Liability Management and Reduction Fund (LMRF) for Fiscal Year 2024. The report indicates that the total revenues for the LMRF amounted to $1.82 million, while expenditures reached $1.847 million, resulting in a deficit of $0.136 million. Consequently, the fund balance decreased from $3.486 million at the beginning of the fiscal year to $3.459 million at the end. The majority of the revenue was derived from departmental premiums, totaling $1.74 million, with the remainder coming from interest and administrative fees.

Additionally, the report includes new legal language that specifies the amounts in thousands and identifies the LMRF as a non-budgeted special revenue fund. It also details the premium payments by various departments, highlighting the financial contributions from entities such as the Attorney General's Office, the Department of Transportation, and several community colleges. The report serves to inform the relevant committees and officials about the financial status and operational activities of the LMRF, ensuring transparency and accountability in the management of public funds.