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Conference Committee
House -- Select -- Strategic Renewable Energy
House Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources
House Appropriations
House Business Affairs and Labor
House Education
House Ethics
House Finance
05/03/2006
05/02/2006
04/28/2006
04/27/2006
04/26/2006
04/21/2006
04/19/2006
04/13/2006
HB06-1050
HB06-1114
HB06-1163
HB06-1164
HB06-1394
HB06-1395
Comm Summary
11:46 AM
01:22 PM
Final
Bill Summary
Final
FINAL VOTE - Refer House Bill 06-1050, as amended, to the Committee on Appropriations. The motion passed on a 12-1-0.
Final
Moved to reconsider amendment L.003 (Attachment E). (On March 8, 2006, the House Finance Committee adopted amendment L.003. The amendment changes the funding sources for the rainy day fund and also allows money in the fund to be used for any purpose with a two-thirds vote of the legislature. Funding sources include: an annual General Fund appropriation of $5 Million (appropriation is optional if the fund balance is at least 5% of total General Fund appropriations under the 6% limit of the preceding fiscal year or if General Fund revenue is estimated to limit General Fund appropriations to growth of less than 4%.); $10 million of the tobacco settlement money that is credited to the General Fund annually; and 10% of excess General Fund reserves.) The motion to reconsider amendment L.003 passed on a 13-0-0 vote.
Final
Moved a substitute motion to adopt amendment L.008. The amendment provides for the funding sources for the Budget Stabilization Fund in House Bill 06-1050 beginning FY 2006-07. The three primary funding sources are: from the General Fund, for FY 2006-07, an appropriation in the amount of any difference between the 6 percent limit and the amount of General Fund appropriations actually made, for each subsequent year, $5 million; plus, 10 percent of the amount of any General Fund surplus that is credited to the Highway Users Tax Fund and the Capital Construction Fund (2/3, 1/3 diversion); plus, from the tobacco litigation settlement moneys, $10 million per year unless the state does a full or partial tobacco securitization, in which case the first $150 million of net proceeds. The substitute motion to adopt amendment L.008 passed without objection by those members present.
Final
HCR06-1002
SB06-045
SB06-173
House Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources
