Senate Bill 6005 is an appropriations bill that allocates funds for the state government for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2024, and July 1, 2025. The bill includes provisions for the administration and operation of various state departments, institutions, and agencies, as well as funding for state aid, capital outlay, public debt service, and emergency contingencies. Notably, the bill appropriates $225,800,000 (recurring) and $198,400,000 (nonrecurring) specifically for the implementation of a proposed Education Freedom Scholarships bill, contingent upon its passage. Additionally, it allocates $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 relief and educational incentives.

The bill also includes provisions for the transfer of interest revenue from the Governor's Response and Recovery Fund to the Hurricane Helene Interest Payment Fund, and it specifies that unexpended funds for certain appropriations will not revert to the general fund but will be reappropriated in the following fiscal year. Furthermore, it outlines the funding for the reconstruction of Hampton High School and financial incentives for high-performing local education agencies. The act's provisions are designed to take effect upon becoming law, with specific sections, including the Education Freedom Scholarships funding, taking effect on July 1, 2025.