Plain English Breakdown
The bill states it is the intent to release funds after reports are received, which implies a condition rather than an automatic guarantee.
Funding and Reporting Rules for the Coalition Against Domestic Violence
This law provides $169,633 to the Coalition Against Domestic Violence but requires them to submit specific plans and reports before receiving money.
What This Bill Does
- Sets aside $169,633 from the State General Fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2027.
- Requires an approved operations plan for 2027 to be sent to the Director of Finance before any funds are released.
- Mandates that an audited financial statement covering all 2025 operations must be submitted before funding begins.
- Orders quarterly reports on planned spending and accomplishments during fiscal year 2027.
- Requires a final end-of-year report detailing work done, services provided, costs, and program effectiveness.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- The Director of Finance
- The Legislative Council
Terms To Know
- Appropriation
- An official act by the government to set aside a specific amount of money for a purpose.
- Audited financial statement
- A formal review and verification of an organization's financial records by an independent party.
- Fiscal year
- The 12-month period used for accounting purposes, here running from October to September.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify exactly how the Coalition Against Domestic Violence must spend the money.
- The text states it is the intent to release funds after reports are received but does not set a specific deadline for that action.
- The law requires 'meaningful measures' of effectiveness but does not define what those specific measurements must be.