The bill H.141, which was vetoed by the Governor on March 14, aimed to make various adjustments to appropriations, direct applications, transfers, reversions, and reserves for the fiscal year 2025. It included technical adjustments to existing statutes and prior acts, the repeal or extension of multiple sunsets, and the requirement for several reports from various State agencies and departments. Additionally, the bill proposed the repeal of defunct special funds, with the intention of streamlining the budgetary process.

Although the bill was vetoed, it was noted that the changes it proposed were intended to be incorporated into the fiscal year 2025 budget. The summary also includes a new legal insertion clarifying that the summary is not intended to aid in the interpretation of legislation or serve as a source of legislative intent, as well as a link to the Joint Fiscal Office for more information on appropriations and budget matters.

Statutes affected:
As Introduced: 32-8521, 32-8522, 3-3306, 10-543, 18-9502, 30-86, 32-706, 32-902, 32-951a, 32-954, 32-308b
As Passed By the House -- Official: 32-8521, 32-8522, 3-3306, 10-543, 18-9502, 30-86, 32-706, 32-902, 32-951a, 32-954, 32-308b
As Passed By the House -- Unofficial: 32-8521, 32-8522, 3-3306, 10-543, 18-9502, 30-86, 32-706, 32-902, 32-951a, 32-954, 32-308b
As Passed by Both House and Senate -- Official: 32-8521, 32-8522, 3-3306, 10-543, 18-9502, 30-86, 32-706, 32-902, 32-951a, 32-954, 32-308b
As Passed by Both House and Senate -- Unofficial: 32-8521, 32-8522, 3-3306, 10-543, 18-9502, 30-86, 32-706, 32-902, 32-951a, 32-954, 32-308b