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, Civil Rights, and Technology Management and Budget, among others. Key provisions highlight the establishment of full-time equated positions across departments, funding for initiatives like child support enforcement and human trafficking support services, and the importance of civil rights operations. The bill also emphasizes transparency and accountability in the management of state funds, requiring departments to report on expenditures and ensuring that appropriated funds are used effectively.

Significant insertions in the bill include the establishment of the "Make It in Michigan Competitiveness Fund" and the creation of an election administration support fund, both designed to enhance state operations and support local governments. The bill mandates that grant programs serve a public purpose and adhere to state procurement statutes, while also prohibiting the use of state funds for casino ownership interests. Additionally, it outlines responsibilities for the Department of Treasury regarding revenue sharing and local government funding, ensuring compliance with state laws. Overall, the legislation aims to provide a comprehensive financial framework for state operations, enhance accountability, and support local communities through targeted funding and oversight measures.