The bill proposes a comprehensive budget for the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, with a gross appropriation of $39,318,554,700. It allocates funds across various programs, including child welfare, community services, public assistance, and behavioral health services, while detailing specific line-item appropriations for departmental administration, child support enforcement, and community outreach. The bill emphasizes the importance of federal revenues and state general funds, ensuring that essential services are effectively managed and delivered to Michigan residents. Additionally, it includes provisions for one-time appropriations totaling $150,350,500 for various health, housing, and community service projects, with a focus on supporting local governments.

Furthermore, the bill mandates transparency and accountability through various reporting requirements, including detailed reports on out-of-state travel expenses and federal policy changes impacting operations. It establishes provisions for contingency appropriations and emphasizes the need for public access to information regarding state expenditures. The bill also introduces measures to enhance the integrity of assistance programs, requiring verification of applicants' eligibility and prohibiting assistance for individuals with significant property assets. Overall, the bill aims to improve health and social services in Michigan, ensuring that vulnerable populations receive the necessary support while maintaining fiscal responsibility and transparency in the use of state funds.