The bill is a supplementary appropriation measure that reallocates federal funds to the Department of Human Services for Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026. Specifically, it decreases the appropriation from the Federal Coronavirus Pandemic fund by $150,000 and increases the appropriation for Personal Services and Employee Benefits by the same amount. This adjustment is intended to ensure that the department has adequate funding to support its operations and services related to substance abuse prevention and treatment.

The bill emphasizes the availability of federal funds as established by the Governor, which are now being appropriated through this legislative action. The changes made by the bill are effective immediately upon passage, reflecting the urgency of addressing funding needs within the department. The bill has been certified by the clerks of both the Senate and the House of Delegates, indicating its proper enrollment and readiness for implementation.