The "General Appropriations Act of 2025" allocates funds to various state agencies for the biennium ending June 30, 2027, establishing guidelines for expenditure classifications such as "Biennial," "Restricted," and "One Time Only" (OTO). It requires that funding requests for personal services be distinctly reported from other expenditures for the 2027 biennium and includes a severability clause to maintain the validity of the remaining sections if any part is found unconstitutional. The bill details appropriations for departments like Public Health and Human Services, Labor and Industry, and Administration, emphasizing transparency and accountability in the budgeting process.

The bill also specifies budgetary allocations for educational and cultural programs, with a projected total state funding of approximately $8.25 billion for the 2025 fiscal year. It introduces new legal language to clarify the fiscal years being addressed, changing references from "Fiscal 2026" and "Fiscal 2027" to "Fiscal 2024" and "Fiscal 2025." Additionally, it outlines provisions for service rates charged by state departments, including maximum fees and potential adjustments based on employee pay and benefits, ensuring responsiveness to economic conditions while providing a comprehensive financial framework for state-funded initiatives.