Plain English Breakdown
The official bill text does not provide details on how much money will be in the fund or what happens if there is a shortage of funds for mobilization expenses, leaving these points as unknowns.
National Guard State Active Duty Mobilization Fund
This law establishes a special fund within the Military Department to provide financial support for National Guard mobilizations ordered by the governor.
What This Bill Does
- Establishes the National Guard State Active Duty Mobilization Fund as a nonlapsing fund in the Military Department.
- Specifies that the fund is used exclusively for expenses related to personnel and equipment during state active duty mobilizations of the National Guard, as ordered by the Governor.
- Requires the Adjutant General to manage and administer the fund.
- Allows money from various sources, including the state budget, to be added to the fund.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Military Department
- National Guard members
- State government agencies involved in funding
Terms To Know
- Nonlapsing Fund
- A type of fund that does not lose its money if it is not spent by the end of a fiscal year.
- State Active Duty Mobilization
- When National Guard members are called to duty within their home state for emergencies or other important tasks.
Limits and Unknowns
- The law does not specify how much money will be in the fund.
- It is unclear what happens if there is a shortage of funds for mobilization expenses.