This bill proposes appropriations for various branches of the Michigan state government for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, with a total gross appropriation of $5,425,718,400. It includes specific funding allocations for departments such as the attorney general, state, treasury, technology management and budget, and civil rights, as well as detailed appropriations for personnel and operations. Key provisions include the establishment of 7,805.6 full-time equated positions across departments and funding for programs like child support enforcement and consumer protection. The bill emphasizes the importance of interdepartmental grant revenues and federal funding in supporting these appropriations.

Significant insertions in the bill include the establishment of new definitions and reporting requirements for various departments, guidelines for grant program administration, and mandates for transparency in financial operations. It prohibits the use of state funds for casino ownership interests and emphasizes the preference for Michigan-made goods and services. The bill also outlines funding allocations for community infrastructure, emergency services, and local government revenue sharing, while establishing a framework for revenue distribution from medical marihuana facilities and other sources. Overall, the bill aims to enhance financial management, support local governments, and ensure compliance with existing laws while promoting transparency and accountability in state operations.