Supplemental Appropriations Bill

Added additional whitespace between the dollar amount and the funding source label in budget line items across multiple departments.

Removed the language continuing an appropriation for the biennium beginning July 1, 2025, meaning funds are now only authorized for the current fiscal year.

Increased the appropriation for the Health Facilities Division within the Department of Public Health and Human Services from $22,200,000 to $27,200,000.

Removed a duplicate line item for the Health Facilities Division that appeared in the original text, resulting in a single, corrected funding entry.

Increased funding for the Health Facilities Division from $22.2 million to $27.2 million and for the Public Safety Division from $11.55 million to $21.8 million.

Modified the Legal Services Division appropriation, changing the listed amount from $973,201 to $4,167,744.

Removed the specific line item for the Rehabilitation & Programs Division ($380,000) that was present in the draft version.

Removed draft formatting markers (e.g., 'HB0003.3', 'NEW SECTION') and added official certification text indicating the bill has been signed by the House and Senate.

The appropriation amount for the Legal Services Division was modified, with the text now displaying $973,201 in addition to the original $4,167,744, indicating a potential budget increase or a correction to the line item.

The Public Safety Division funding was modified to include an additional line item of $13,800,000 alongside the existing $21,801,470, increasing the total available funds for this division.

The bill number was changed from HB 3 to HB 3.3, and the bill text was reorganized to reflect its status as an enrolled bill, including the addition of certification signatures.

The document format changed from a House Bill draft to an Enrolled Bill, adding certification signatures for the Chief Clerk, Speaker of the House, and President of the Senate.

Redundant text defining the act's purpose was removed to eliminate duplication between the title and the enacting clause.

Formatting inconsistencies in the appropriations table were corrected, including the removal of a duplicate dollar amount column and the deletion of a stray line break.

Added a new section explicitly stating that the act is effective upon passage and approval, ensuring the law has a defined start date.

Increased the appropriation for the Legal Services Division from $973,201 to $4,167,744.

Increased the appropriation for the Public Safety Division from $11,550,000 to $21,801,470.

Reallocated State Level Activities funding, moving it from a specific distribution amount to a new General Fund allocation of $617,000.

Removed the continuation clause for the Department of Revenue appropriation that was set to begin July 1, 2025.

Reorganized the order of line items for the Department of Fish, Wildlife, & Parks and its divisions, changing the sequence of funding entries.

Funding for the Health Facilities Division increased by $5 million, from $22.2 million to $27.2 million.

Funding for the Public Safety Division within the Department of Corrections increased from $11.55 million to $13.8 million.

A new 'Legal Services Division' was added under the Department of Justice with an appropriation of $973,201.

The Rehabilitation & Programs Division funding increased from $380,000 to $13.8 million (note: this appears to be a structural reorganization where the new Public Safety amount may have replaced or been combined with the old Rehabilitation amount, or the diff indicates a complex shift in line items).

The bill title was updated from 'HB 3.1' to 'HB0003.2' and the effective date clause was slightly edited to remove a semicolon.

Funding allocations for the Department of Justice and Department of Corrections were reorganized; the 'Legal Services Division' was renamed to 'Office of State Public Defender' and split into a 'Conflict Division' and 'Rehabilitation & Programs Division' with adjusted amounts.

A new appropriation of $26,655 was added to the Office of Public Instruction for 'State Level Activities'.

The bill number was changed from HB 3.2 to HB 3.1, and the effective date clause was slightly modified for grammatical consistency.

Increased the appropriation for the Health Facilities Division by $5 million, changing the amount from $22,200,000 to $27,200,000.

Increased the appropriation for the Public Safety Division under the Department of Corrections by $2.25 million, changing the amount from $11,550,000 to $13,800,000.

Reordered and renamed sections within the appropriations list; the 'Office of State Public Defender' was split and renamed to 'LEGAL SERVICES DIVISION' and 'Conflict Division', while the 'Department of Corrections' was moved down the list.

Corrected the header text to remove 'HB 3.1' and changed the effective date line to remove a space before 'AND'.

The appropriation table was restructured to rename the 'Legal Services Division' to 'Office of State Public Defender' and split its funding into two separate divisions: 'Conflict Division' and 'Public Safety Division.'

A new 'Rehabilitation & Programs Division' was added under the Department of Corrections with a specific funding allocation of $380,000.

The bill header was updated from HB0003.2 to HB 3.1, and the document's internal section numbering was adjusted to reflect this change.

Formatting changes were applied to the Department of Revenue and Legal Services Division line items to ensure consistent alignment with the document's standard layout.

Increased funding for the Health Facilities Division by $5,000,000.

Increased funding for the Public Safety Division by $2,250,000.

Reorganized the layout to indent division names under their parent departments for better readability.

Adjusted line numbers and section headers to reflect the new formatting structure.

Bill number changed from LC 0707 to HB 3.1 in headers and footers.

Sponsors L. Jones and D. Bedey were added to the bill introduction line.

Removed the phrase 'continuing an appropriation for the biennium' from the fiscal year description.

Changed the fiscal year end date description to 'The fiscal year ending June 30, 2025'.

Removed the word 'AND' before 'providing an immediate effective date' in the bill title.