The bill proposes appropriations for the fiscal year 2026, aimed at supplementing existing funds and facilitating various activities and projects deemed necessary for public welfare. It establishes a reserve of $100 million to address costs related to federal policy actions, along with a $30 million operating transfer to the Housing Stabilization and Preservation Trust Fund. The bill also includes provisions for the secretary of administration and finance to transfer funds as needed, with prior notification to legislative committees, and allows for adjustments in health plan copayments and deductibles.

Additionally, the bill amends existing laws regarding routine childhood immunizations, expanding the definition to include immunizations for children up to their nineteenth birthday, and revises the process for recommending vaccines and funding. It also modifies language in previous appropriations related to company preferences and grants the secretary of housing and livable communities the authority to authorize transfers of surplus funds among specified items. The bill is declared an emergency law, emphasizing the immediate need for these appropriations and changes to support public convenience.

Statutes affected:
Bill Text: 111-24N