Budget Act of 2026.
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Fiscal committee
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
The Budget Act of 2026 makes appropriations for the support of the State of California’s government for the 2026-27 fiscal year. It establishes a coding scheme for financial transactions to ensure compatibility with existing systems and the Governor’s budget. The bill also outlines provisions for transferring funds to various Judicial Branch programs and establishes timelines for encumbrance and expenditure of appropriations. Finally, it includes adjustments to existing codes and structures within the state’s financial systems.
Key provisions
- Establishes a coding scheme for state appropriations to ensure compatibility with existing financial systems.
- Authorizes revisions to appropriation codes and structures to align with the Governor’s budget and legacy systems.
- Specifies timelines for encumbrance and expenditure of appropriations, including different periods for capital outlay projects.
- Allocates funds to various Judicial Branch programs, including court operations, court interpreters, and legal services.
- Provides for transfers of funds to support specific programs, such as the Equal Access Fund and the Court Facilities Trust Fund.
- Includes provisions for adjusting appropriations based on departmental needs and legislative intent.
- Addresses technical corrections and adjustments within FI$Cal and the Controller’s legacy systems.
- Details the distribution of funds to various courts and agencies within the Judicial Branch.
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