Missouri 2025 Regular Session

Missouri Senate Bill SB678 Compare Versions

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2	2	FIRST REGULAR SESSION
3	3	SENATE BILL NO. 678
4	4	103RD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
5	5	INTRODUCED BY SENATOR HUDSON.
6	6	2690S.01I KRISTINA MARTIN, Secretary
7	7	AN ACT
8	8	To repeal section 33.290, RSMo, and to enact in lieu thereof one new section relating to
9	9	appropriation allotments made to state departments.
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11	11	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Missouri, as follows:
12	12	Section A. Section 3 3.290, RSMo, is repealed and one new 1
13	13	section enacted in lieu thereof, to be known as section 33.290, 2
14	14	to read as follows:3
15	15	33.290. 1. Within two weeks after the approval of the 1
16	16	appropriation acts by the governor, each department shall 2
17	17	submit to the budget director a work program and requested 3
18	18	allotments of appropriations by quarterly periods for the 4
19	19	first fiscal year of the biennium. Such requested 5
20	20	allotments shall show how the department proposes to 6
21	21	classify its expenditures for various purpos es and objects 7
22	22	of expenditure within each such quarterly period for the 8
23	23	fiscal year. Such allotment requests and the allotments as 9
24	24	approved shall be in such form and in such detail as the 10
25	25	budget director shall direct. Such allotments shall be 11
26	26	subject to approval by the governor in such detail as he may 12
27	27	determine except that the allotments of the departments not 13
28	28	directly under the control of the governor shall be subject 14
29	29	to approval only as to the total allotment for each 15
30	30	quarter. At the end of any quarterly period any department 16
31	31	may make changes in the allotments for the remaining periods 17
32	32	upon approval of the governor. At the end of any quarterly 18 SB 678 2
33	33	period the governor may revise the allotments of any 19
34	34	department, and if it shall appear that rev enues in any fund 20
35	35	for the fiscal year will fall below the estimated revenues 21
36	36	for such fund to such extent that the total revenues of such 22
37	37	fund will be less than the appropriations from such fund, 23
38	38	then and in such case, the governor shall reduce the 24
39	39	allotments of appropriations from such fund to any 25
40	40	department or departments so that the total of the 26
41	41	allotments for the fiscal year will not exceed the total 27
42	42	estimated revenue of the fund at any such time. Each such 28
43	43	department shall in its requested al lotments set aside three 29
44	44	percent of the appropriations as a reserve fund which shall 30
45	45	be subject to expenditure only with approval of the 31
46	46	governor; provided, that this shall not apply to amounts for 32
47	47	personal service to pay salaries fixed by law. On or before 33
48	48	June first of the first fiscal year of the biennium, similar 34
49	49	work programs and requested allotments of the appropriation 35
50	50	for the second fiscal year of the biennium shall be 36
51	51	submitted to the budget director. Such requests and 37
52	52	allotments shall be subject to the same approval, 38
53	53	limitations and changes as those for the first year. 39
54	54	2. At the end of each quarterly period, each 40
55	55	department shall submit to the budget director the number of 41
56	56	permanent full-time positions which have been vacant for 42
57	57	ninety days or more in such form and in such detail as the 43
58	58	budget director shall direct, and the governor shall reduce 44
59	59	the total of the allotments for the fiscal year to the 45
60	60	department in order to account for the vacant positions. 46
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