House Bill 6005, also known as Senate Bill 6005, proposes appropriations for the state government for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2024, and July 1, 2025. The bill outlines funding for various state departments, institutions, and agencies, including provisions for education, disaster relief, and military support. Notably, it allocates $225,800,000 (recurring) and $198,400,000 (nonrecurring) for Education Freedom Scholarships, contingent upon the passage of a related bill. Additionally, it designates $210,000,000 (nonrecurring) for the Hurricane Helene Interest Payment Fund and the Governor's Response and Recovery Fund, along with other appropriations for disaster recovery and educational incentives.

Amendments to the bill include adjustments to the appropriations for Education Freedom Scholarships, reducing the recurring amount to $208,627,800 and changing the source of funding from the privilege tax. The amendments also introduce new appropriations for immigration enforcement and disaster relief, while increasing the funding for disaster relief from $1,931,600 to $2,319,700. Furthermore, the bill includes provisions for the Department of Education to distribute funds related to active tourism development zones, and it allows for the transfer of interest revenue between funds. The bill's provisions are set to take effect upon becoming law, with specific sections effective July 1, 2025.