Department of Labor & Employment Supplemental

Replaced final act language with re-revised version headers including session information, committee assignments, and reading dates.

Updated bill summary notes to reflect the current version status and reading history.

Reorganized the document structure from final act format to standard bill format with line numbers and amendment indicators.

Total appropriation amount increased from $115,259,846 to $115,728,793, representing a $468,947 increase in available funds for the Department of Labor and Employment.

General Fund allocation adjusted from $13,500,523 to $13,555,451, reflecting the increased total appropriation.

Cash Funds allocation updated from $51,805,821 to $52,016,599, with specific adjustments to the Employment Support Fund ($20,432,737), Workers' Compensation Cash Fund ($10,327,088), and Family and Medical Leave Insurance Fund ($11,186,007).

Formatting corrections applied to appropriation table headers and explanatory notes, including alignment of column titles and correction of typographical errors in fund source descriptions.

Added new sponsors (Representatives Duran, Joseph, Lieder, McCluskie) to the bill sponsorship list.

Updated the appropriations table formatting, including correcting fund source labels and adjusting numerical formatting for clarity.

Header text was updated from 'ENGROSSED' to 'REENGROSSED' to reflect the inclusion of all amendments adopted during the House of Introduction.

A new note was added stating the bill passed third reading unamended on February 6, 2025, with the Senate version available for public review.

A portion of the funding allocation text was removed in the diff, though the full context of the funding amounts and sources (Employment Support Fund and Workers' Compensation Fund) was not fully visible in the provided excerpt.

The bill header was updated from 'Introduced' to 'Engrossed' to reflect its progression through the legislative process, indicating it now includes all amendments adopted on second reading in the House.

Specific dollar amounts and fund source descriptions in Section 1 were removed, likely due to formatting errors or the need to update figures in a subsequent version of the bill.