Budget Act of 2025.
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Fiscal committee
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
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Overview
Senate Bill 65, the Budget Act of 2025, makes appropriations for the support of the State of California’s government for the 2025-26 fiscal year. It establishes a coding scheme for financial transactions to ensure compatibility with the Governor’s budget and other financial systems. The bill also outlines specific funding allocations for various state agencies, including the Legislature, Judicial Branch, and other departments, with provisions for adjustments and technical corrections within the budget. It declares that the bill will take effect immediately as a Budget Bill.
Key provisions
- Establishes a coding scheme for state appropriations to ensure compatibility with existing financial systems.
- Allocates funds for the Legislative Branch, including the Senate and Assembly, with detailed schedules for personal services, mileage, and expenses.
- Provides appropriations for the Judicial Branch, covering various courts and programs, including court-appointed counsel and court facilities.
- Authorizes the Department of Finance to revise appropriation codes and make technical corrections to ensure budget compatibility.
- Specifies the availability of funds for capital outlay projects, with different timelines for studies, preliminary plans, and full appropriations.
- Includes provisions for local assistance to trial courts, focusing on improving access to justice and supporting court-appointed dependency counsel.
- Details funding for the State Court Facilities Construction Fund and the Trial Court Trust Fund.
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