House Bill 2631, also known as Senate Bill 2690, outlines appropriations for the state government of Tennessee for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2025, and July 1, 2026. The bill details funding allocations across various departments and agencies, including significant amounts for the Department of Education, which receives over $7.9 billion for educational programs, and the Department of Health, which is allocated over $615 million. The bill emphasizes the importance of funding for essential services, including public safety, health, and community support initiatives, while also establishing limitations and restrictions on how appropriations may be obligated and expended.

Additionally, the bill introduces the Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA) funding formula, which ensures equitable resource distribution for education based on student performance and needs. It includes provisions for salary increases for state employees and outlines the management of unexpended funds, allowing them to be reappropriated for future use. The act aims to enhance state services and community initiatives through targeted funding while ensuring compliance with existing regulations and promoting transparency and accountability in the distribution of state resources.