Department of Human Services; making an appropriation; requiring that certain funds be utilized for certain purpose; requiring certain funding be maintained at certain levels. Effective date. Emergency.

The document header was updated to reflect 'Committee Substitute' status, replacing the 'Enrolled' designation and removing the original 'SUBJECT' line.

Page numbers and line reference markers (e.g., 'Req. No. 3914') were inserted throughout the text, which are used for tracking amendments but do not alter the law's meaning.

The layout and spacing of the text were adjusted to accommodate the amendment markup, but the actual legislative text and funding provisions remain unchanged.

Added a new requirement in Section 14 to transfer $5,600,000 from the Department of Human Services to the Child Abuse Multidisciplinary Account.

Added 'Waldron' as a co-sponsor of the bill in the House alongside Kane.

Reorganized the bill text to match the standard 'Enrolled' format, including adding a subject line and adjusting line breaks and page headers for the final version.

The recipient agency changed from the Department of Public Safety to the Department of Human Services.

The initial appropriation amount changed from $100,000 to $272,000, and the fiscal year changed from 2026 to 2027.

Multiple new sections were added to allocate millions of dollars to specific programs, including ADvantage Waivers, SNAP administration, and developmental disability services.

New requirements mandate joint legislative approval before closing senior nutrition sites and require maintaining specific funding levels for various waiver programs and provider rates.

New restrictions were added to prevent the use of revolving funds for administrative services or non-Medicaid match services.