S 2309 — Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act, 2024

changes in existing law 
proposed to be made by the bill are shown as follows: existing 
law to be omitted is enclosed in black brackets; new matter is 
printed in italic; and existing law in which no change is 
proposed is shown in roman.

 TITLE 18--CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

 PART II--CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

 Chapter 201--General Provisions

Sec. 3006A. Adequate representation of defendants

(a) Choice of Plan.--* * *

 * * * * * * *

(d) Payment for Representation.--

 (1) Hourly rate.--Any attorney appointed pursuant 
 to this section or the attorney's law firm or a bar 
 association or legal aid agency or community defender 
 organization which has provided the appointed attorney 
 shall, at the conclusion of the representation or any 
 segment thereof, be compensated at a rate not exceeding 
 $60 per hour for time expended in court or before a 
 United States magistrate judge and $40 per hour for 
 time reasonably expended out of court, unless the 
 Judicial Conference determines that a higher rate of 
 not in excess of $75 per hour is justified for a 
 circuit or for particular districts within a circuit, 
 for time expended in court or before a United States 
 magistrate judge and for time expended out of court. * 
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 TITLE 44--PUBLIC PRINTING AND DOCUMENTS

 Chapter 21--National Archives and Records Administration

Sec. 2107. Acceptance of records for historical preservation

 (a) In General.--* * *

 * * * * * * *

 (2) direct and effect the transfer of records of a 
 Federal agency determined by the Archivist to have 
 sufficient historical or other value to warrant their 
 continued preservation by the United States Government 
 to the National Archives of the United States, as soon 
 as practicable, and at a time mutually agreed upon by 
 the Archivist and the head of that Federal agency not 
 later than thirty years after such records were created 
 or received by that agency, unless [the head of such 
 agency has certified in writing to the Archivist] the 
 Archivist determines, after consulting with the head of 
 such agency, that such records must be retained in the 
 custody of such agency for use in the conduct of the 
 regular business of the agency;

 * * * * * * *

 Chapter 29--Records Management by the Archivist of the United States 
 and by the Administrator of General Services

Sec. 2904. General responsibilities for records management

 (d) The Archivist shall promulgate regulations requiring 
all Federal agencies to transfer all [digital or electronic] 
records to the National Archives of the United States in 
digital or electronic form to the greatest extent possible.

 * * * * * * *

Sec. 3308. Disposal of similar records where prior disposal was 
 authorized

 When it appears to the Archivist that an agency has in its 
custody, or is accumulating, records of the same form or 
character as those of the same agency previously authorized to 
be disposed of, he may [empower] direct the head of the agency 
to dispose of the records, after they have been in existence a 
specified period of time, in accordance with regulations 
promulgated under section 3302 of this title and without 
listing or scheduling them.

 * * * * * * *

 Chapter 33--Disposal of Records

Sec. 3303a. Examination by Archivist of lists and schedules of records 
 lacking preservation value; disposal of records

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 JUDICIAL IMPROVEMENTS ACT OF 1990, 
 PUBLIC LAW 101-650

SEC. 203. APPOINTMENT AND NUMBER OF DISTRICT JUDGES.

 (a) In General.--* * *

 * * * * * * *

 (c) Temporary Judgeships.--The President shall appoint, by 
and with the advice and consent of the Senate--

 (1) 1 additional district judge for the eastern 
 district of California;

 * * * * * * *

 (12) 1 additional district judge for the eastern 
 district of Virginia.

Except with respect to the district of Kansas, the western 
district of Michigan, the eastern district of Pennsylvania, the 
district of Hawaii, and the northern district of Ohio, the 
first vacancy in the office of district judge in each of the 
judicial districts named in this subsection, occurring 10 years 
or more after the confirmation date of the judge named to fill 
the temporary judgeship created by this subsection, shall not 
be filled. The first vacancy in the office of district judge in 
the district of Kansas occurring [32 years and 6 months] 33 
years and 6 months or more after the confirmation date of the 
judge named to fill the temporary judgeship created for such 
district under this subsection, shall not be filled. The first 
vacancy in the office of district judge in the western district 
of Michigan, occurring after December 1, 1995, shall not be 
filled. The first vacancy in the office of district judge in 
the eastern district of Pennsylvania, occurring 5 years or more 
after the confirmation date of the judge named to fill the 
temporary judgeship created for such district under this 
subsection, shall not be filled. The first vacancy in the 
office of district judge in the northern district of Ohio 
occurring 19 years or more after the confirmation date of the 
judge named to fill the temporary judgeship created under this 
subsection shall not be filled. The first vacancy in the office 
of the district judge in the district of Hawaii occurring [29 
years and 6 months] 30 years and 6 months or more after the 
confirmation date of the judge named to fill the temporary 
judgeship created under this subsection shall not be filled. 
For districts named in this subsection for which multiple 
judgeships are created by this Act, the last of those 
judgeships filled shall be the judgeships created under this 
section.
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 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE ACCESS ACT OF 1999, 
 PUBLIC LAW 106-98

SEC. 3. PUBLIC SCHOOL PROGRAM.

 (a) Grants.--

 (1) In general.--* * *

 (2) Maximum student amounts.--An eligible student 
 shall have paid on the student's behalf under this 
 section--

 (A) not more than [$10,000] $15,000 for any 
 1 award year (as defined in section 481 of the 
 Higher Education Act of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 1088)); 
 and

 a total of not more than [$50,000] 
 $75,000.

 (3) Proration.--The Mayor shall prorate payments 
 under this section for students who attend an eligible 
 institution on less than a full-time basis.

 (b) Reduction for Insufficient Appropriations.--

 (1) In general.--If the funds appropriated pursuant 
 to subsection (i) for any fiscal year are insufficient 
 to award a grant in the amount determined under 
 subsection (a) on behalf of each eligible student 
 enrolled in an eligible institution, then the Mayor 
 shall--

 (A) first, ratably reduce the amount of the 
 tuition and fee payment made on behalf of each 
 eligible student who has not received funds 
 under this section for a preceding year; [and]
 (B) after making reductions under 
 subparagraph (A), ratably reduce the amount of 
 the tuition and fee payment of each eligible 
 student who receives more than $10,000 for the 
 award year; and

 [(B)] (C) after making reductions under 
 [subparagraph (A)] subparagraphs (A) and (B), 
 ratably reduce the amount of the tuition and 
 fee payments made on behalf of all other 
 eligible students.
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 21ST CENTURY DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE APPROPRIATIONS AUTHORIZATON ACT, 
 PUBLIC LAW 107-273

SEC. 312. ADDITIONAL FEDERAL JUDGESHIPS.

 (a) Permanent District Judges for the District Courts.--

 * * * * * * *

 (c) Temporary Judgeships.--

 (1) In general.* * *

 * * * * * * *

 (2) Vacancies not filled.--The first vacancy in the 
 office of district judge in each of the offices of 
 district judge authorized by this subsection, except in 
 the case of the central district of California and the 
 western district of North Carolina, occurring [21 
 years] 22 years or more after the confirmation date of 
 the judge named to fill the temporary district 
 judgeship created in the applicable district by this 
 subsection, shall not be filled. The first vacancy in 
 the office of district judge in the central district of 
 California occurring [20 years and 6 months] 21 years 
 and 6 months or more after the confirmation date of the 
 judge named to fill the temporary district judgeship 
 created in that district by this subsection, shall not 
 be filled. The first vacancy in the office of district 
 judge in the western district of North Carolina 
 occurring [19 years] 20 years or more after the 
 confirmation date of the judge named to fill the 
 temporary district judgeship created in that district 
 by this subsection, shall not be filled.
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 UNIVERSAL SERVICE ANTIDEFICIENCY TEMPORARY SUSPENSION ACT, PUBLIC LAW 
 108-494

 TITLE III--UNIVERSAL SERVICE

SEC. 302. APPLICATION OF CERTAIN TITLE 31 PROVISIONS TO UNIVERSAL 
 SERVICE FUND.

 (a) In General.--During the period beginning on the date of 
enactment of this Act and ending on [December 31, 2023] 
December 31, 2024, section 1341 and subchapter II of chapter 15 
of title 31, United States Code, do not apply--

 * * * * * * *

 (b) Post-2005 Fulfillment of Protected Obligations.--
Section 1341 and subchapter II of chapter 15 of title 31, 
United States Code, do not apply after [December 31, 2023] 
December 31, 2024, to an expenditure or obligation described in 
subsection (a)(2) made or authorized during the period 
described in subsection (a).
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TRANSPORTATION, TREASURY, HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, THE JUDICIARY, 
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AND INDEPENDENT AGENCIES APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 
 2006, PUBLIC LAW 109-115

 TITLE IV

 THE JUDICIARY

 Administrative Provisions--The Judiciary

 Sec. 406. The existing judgeship for the eastern district 
of Missouri authorized by section 203(c) of the Judicial 
Improvements Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-650, 104 Stat. 5089) 
as amended by Public Law 105-53, as of the effective date of 
this Act, shall be extended. The first vacancy in the office of 
district judge in this district occurring [30 years and 6 
months] 31 years and 6 months or more after the confirmation 
date of the judge named to fill the temporary judgeship created 
by section 203(c) shall not be filled.

 BUDGETARY IMPACT OF BILL

 PREPARED IN CONSULTATION WITH THE CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE PURSUANT TO SEC. 308(a), PUBLIC LAW 93-344, AS
 AMENDED
 [In millions of dollars]
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Budget authority Outlays
 -------------------------------------------------------
 Committee Amount in Committee Amount in
 allocation bill allocation bill
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Comparison of amounts in the bill with the subcommittee
 allocation for 2024: Subcommittee on Financial Services
 and General Government:
 Mandatory........................................... 22,334 22,334 22,326 \1\22,326
 Discretionary....................................... 16,807 16,950 32,920 \1\33,018
 Defense......................................... 43 43 ............ 41
 Non-defense..................................... 16,764 16,907 ............ 32,977
Projection of outlays associated with the
 recommendation:
 2024................................................ ............ ............ ............ \2\43,125
 2025................................................ ............ ............ ............ 3,975
 2026................................................ ............ ............ ............ (182)
 2027................................................ ............ ............ ............ (870)
 2028 and future years............................... ............ ............ ............ (7,305)
Financial assistance to State and local governments for NA 728 NA \2\149
 2024...................................................
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\1\Includes outlays from prior-year budget authority.
\2\Excludes outlays from prior-year budget authority.
 
NA: Not applicable.
 
NOTE.--Consistent with the funding recommended in the bill for disaster relief and in accordance with section
 251(b)(2)(D) of BBEDCA, the Committee anticipates that the Budget Committee will revise the 302(a) allocation
 for the Committee on Appropriations to reflect an upward adjustment of $143,000,000 in budget authority and
 the associated outlays.

 DISCLOSURE OF CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING ITEMS

 The Constitution vests in the Congress the power of the 
purse. The Committee believes strongly that Congress should 
make the decisions on how to allocate the people's money. As 
defined in Rule XLIV of the Standing Rules of the Senate, the 
term ``congressionally directed spending item'' means a 
provision or report language included primarily at the request 
of a Senator, providing, authorizing, or recommending a 
specific amount of discretionary budget authority, credit 
authority, or other spending authority for a contract, loan, 
loan guarantee, grant, loan authority, or other expenditure 
with or to an entity, or targeted to a specific State, locality 
or congressional district, other than through a statutory or 
administrative, formula-driven, or competitive award process.
 For each item, a Member is required to provide a 
certification that neither the Member nor the Member's 
immediate family has a pecuniary interest in such 
congressionally directed spending item. Such certifications are 
available to the public on the website of the Senate Committee 
on Appropriations (https://www.appropriations.senate.gov/
congressionally-directed-spending-requests).
 Following is a list of congressionally directed spending 
items included in the Senate recommendation discussed in this 
explanatory statement, along with the name of each Senator who 
submitted a request to the Committee of jurisdiction for each 
item so identified. Neither the Committee recommendation nor 
this report contains any limited tax benefits or limited tariff 
benefits as defined in rule XLIV.

 CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING ITEMS
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Recommended
 State Account Project Name Recipient ($) Requestor(s)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HI........................... National 'Olelo's 'Olelo 600,000 Schatz
 Archives and Accelerating Community
 Records Archive Access Media.
 Administration Hawaii.
 (NARA).
CO........................... Small Business AAPI Small Asian Chamber 750,000 Bennet
 Administration Business of Commerce
 (SBA). Initiative. Colorado.
RI........................... Small Business Accelerating Bi- Rhode Island 550,000 Reed
 Administration Lateral Trade. Commerce
 (SBA). Corporation.
HI........................... Small Business Accelerating Maui Economic 1,750,000 Hirono, Schatz
 Administration Small Business Development
 (SBA). in the Space Board, Inc..
 Economy.
DE........................... Small Business Accelerator for Delaware Black 150,000 Carper, Coons
 Administration Disadvantaged Chamber of
 (SBA). Businesses. Commerce.
MN........................... Small Business ACER African Career 775,000 Klobuchar,
 Administration Cooperative, Education & Smith
 (SBA). Business Resource, Inc..
 Development and
 Community
 Wealth Building
 Project.
MI........................... Small Business Advanced Michigan 250,000 Peters,
 Administration Materials and Technological Stabenow
 (SBA). Critical University.
 Minerals
 Business
 Acceleration
 Program.
WI........................... Small Business ADVOCAP- Child ADVOCAP........ 600,000 Baldwin
 Administration Care Incubator.
 (SBA).
MD........................... National African American African 162,000 Van Hollen
 Archives and Heritage Center. American
 Records Resources-
 Administration Cultural and
 (NARA). Heritage
 Society Inc..
AK........................... National Alaska Federal University of 3,000,000 Murkowski
 Archives and Lands History Alaska
 Records Project. Anchorage.
 Administration
 (NARA).
AK........................... Small Business Alaska University of 2,000,000 Murkowski
 Administration Healthcare Alaska System.
 (SBA). Innovation.
AK........................... National Alaska Leaders Alaska Leaders 10,000,000 Murkowski
 Archives and Archive. Archive, Inc..
 Records
 Administration
 (NARA).
AK........................... Small Business Alaska Native Alaska Native 295,000 Murkowski
 Administration Artist Arts
 (SBA). Directory. Foundation
 (ANAF).
AK........................... Small Business Alaska Native University of 1,000,000 Murkowski
 Administration Entrepreneurshi Alaska System.
 (SBA). p Program.
GA........................... National Archival John and 595,000 Ossoff, Warnock
 Archives and Curation and Lillian Miles
 Records Digitization of Lewis
 Administration John Lewis Foundation,
 (NARA). Records Inc..
 Supporting
 Georgia
 Education and
 Historical
 Preservation.
WV........................... National Archival West Virginia 2,226,000 Capito, Manchin
 Archives and Facilities Department of
 Records Renovation Arts, Culture
 Administration Project. and History.
 (NARA).
MS........................... National Archive University of 2,796,000 Hyde-Smith
 Archives and Digitization Mississippi
 Records and Publication Medical Center.
 Administration Project.
 (NARA).
OR........................... National Archives for the Oregon 488,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Archives and Public. Historical
 Records Society.
 Administration
 (NARA).
AR........................... Office of Arkansas Youth University of 5,000,000 Boozman
 National Drug Drug Use Arkansas--Litt
 Control Policy Reduction le Rock.
 (ONDCP). Program.
NM........................... Small Business Asian American Albuquerque 1,000,000 Lujan
 Administration Cultural Center. Community
 (SBA). Foundation.
NM........................... Small Business Asian Business Asian Business 100,000 Heinrich
 Administration Collaborative. Collaborative.
 (SBA).
WA........................... Small Business Ballard Ballard Chamber 600,000 Murray
 Administration Neighborhood of Commerce
 (SBA). Small Business (dba Ballard
 Incubator Alliance).
 Expansion.
MD........................... Small Business Baltimore Baltimore 500,000 Cardin,
 Administration Community Community Van Hollen
 (SBA). Lending Lending.
 Business
 Development and
 Resource Center.
MD........................... Small Business Baltimore Baltimore 1,000,000 Cardin,
 Administration Community Community Van Hollen
 (SBA). Lending Lending.
 Business
 Development and
 Resource Center
 Site
 Development.
MD........................... General Services Baltimore, General 1,500,000 Cardin,
 Administration Edward A. Services Van Hollen
 (GSA). Garmatz U.S. Administration.
 Courthouse.
NJ........................... Small Business BCC Business Bergen 75,000 Booker
 Administration Accelerator and Community
 (SBA). LatinxCEO College.
 Projects.
PA........................... Small Business Bedford County Bedford County 350,000 Casey
 Administration Small Business Development
 (SBA). Development Association.
 Project.
WI........................... Small Business Black Business Urban League of 500,000 Baldwin
 Administration Hub Accelerator Greater
 (SBA). Program. Madison.
OR........................... Small Business Boardman City of 1,500,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Administration Business Boardman.
 (SBA). Opportunity
 Incubator.
WV........................... National Brooke County Brooke County 200,000 Manchin
 Archives and Library Library
 Records Foundation Foundation.
 Administration Digitization
 (NARA). and
 Preservation of
 the Defenders
 of Bataan and
 Corregidor
 Special
 Collection.
MI........................... Small Business Building Mid- Central 579,000 Peters,
 Administration Michigan Michigan Stabenow
 (SBA). Economic University,.
 Resilience and
 Innovation.
PA........................... Small Business Built by Us..... ASSETS 368,000 Fetterman
 Administration Lancaster.
 (SBA).
DE........................... Small Business Business Growth True Access 178,000 Carper, Coons
 Administration in Communities Capital.
 (SBA). of Color.
OH........................... Small Business Business Hub.... East Liverpool. 650,000 Brown
 Administration
 (SBA).
RI........................... Small Business Business Support Social 360,000 Reed,
 Administration Services for Enterprise Whitehouse
 (SBA). RI's Hispanic Greenhouse.
 Community.
CA........................... Small Business California California 1,000,000 Feinstein
 Administration Indian Indian Museum
 (SBA). Traditional and Cultural
 Food Incubator. Center.
MI........................... Small Business Capac Catalyst.. Village of 271,000 Peters
 Administration Capac.
 (SBA).
MN........................... Small Business CAPI USA CAPI USA....... 1,000,000 Klobuchar,
 Administration Opportunity Smith
 (SBA). Incubator.
NH........................... Small Business Catalyzing a Hannah Grimes 528,000 Shaheen
 Administration Rural Biotech Center.
 (SBA). Entrepreneur
 Ecosystem.
MI........................... Small Business Center for City of Alma... 2,000,000 Peters
 Administration Business
 (SBA). Innovation,
 Incubation, and
 Development
 (BIID): A Mid-
 Michigan
 Support
 Ecosystem for
 Small
 Businesses.
PA........................... Small Business Center for Chatham 157,000 Casey
 Administration Women's University.
 (SBA). Entrepreneurshi
 p.
NM........................... Small Business Center of The Center of 160,000 Heinrich
 Administration Southwest Southwest
 (SBA). Culture Culture, Inc..
 Community
 Development
 Center.
IL........................... Small Business Childcare Women's 500,000 Duckworth
 Administration Business Business
 (SBA). Program Development
 Expansion. Center.
VT........................... Office of Children and KidSafe 130,000 Sanders
 National Drug Recovering Collaborative.
 Control Policy Mothers Team
 (ONDCP). (CHARM).
CA........................... Small Business City of City of 156,000 Feinstein
 Administration Bellflower Bellflower.
 (SBA). Entrepreneurial
 Training
 Program.
CA........................... Small Business City of Tulare City of Tulare. 2,500,000 Feinstein,
 Administration Regional Padilla
 (SBA). Business
 Accelerator.
IL........................... Small Business Clean technology Evergreen 475,000 Durbin
 Administration initiative. Climate
 (SBA). Innovations.
CO........................... Small Business Clear Creek City of Wheat 200,000 Bennet,
 Administration Makerspace Ridge. Hickenlooper
 (SBA). Program
 Development -
 Phase II.
CT........................... Small Business ClimateHaven for ClimateHaven 500,000 Blumenthal,
 Administration Buildout of Inc.. Murphy
 (SBA). Climatetech
 Prototyping Lab.
MS........................... Office of College Mississippi 350,000 Hyde-Smith
 National Drug Community State
 Control Policy Support. University.
 (ONDCP).
AK........................... Small Business Community Action Rural Alaska 1,512,000 Murkowski
 Administration Resource Center Community
 (SBA). (CARC). Action Program.
WA........................... Small Business Community and Refugee Artisan 500,000 Murray
 Administration Microbusiness Initiative.
 (SBA). Development
 Program.
GA........................... National Community Georgia 168,000 Ossoff
 Archives and Archives Historical
 Records Initiatives. Society.
 Administration
 (NARA).
MI........................... Small Business Community First, Communities 1,000,000 Stabenow
 Administration Inc. Building First, Inc..
 (SBA). Community
 through Small
 Business
 Supports.
OR........................... National Community Lane County 30,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Archives and Reading Room. History Museum.
 Records
 Administration
 (NARA).
CT........................... Small Business ConnCORP for ConnCORP....... 4,000,000 Blumenthal,
 Administration Economic Impact Murphy
 (SBA). Lab.
NM........................... Small Business Creation of DreamSpring.... 307,000 Heinrich
 Administration Entrepreneurs'
 (SBA). Resource
 Library.
MD........................... National Crownsville Anne Arundel 500,000 Cardin,
 Archives and Hospital County. Van Hollen
 Records Historic
 Administration Documentation
 (NARA). and
 Storytelling.
RI........................... Small Business DESIGNxRI's DESIGNxRI...... 69,000 Whitehouse
 Administration Design Catalyst
 (SBA). Workforce
 Development
 Program.
WV........................... National Digital Archives West Virginia 1,500,000 Capito, Manchin
 Archives and Portal: University.
 Records Congressional
 Administration Archives for
 (NARA). Education.
MS........................... National Digital University of 2,000,000 Hyde-Smith,
 Archives and Humanities Hub Southern Wicker
 Records in Mississippi. Mississippi.
 Administration
 (NARA).
IL........................... National Digitization and Naperville 800,000 Durbin
 Archives and preservation Heritage
 Records initiative. Society.
 Administration
 (NARA).
MS........................... National Digitization of Tougaloo 1,900,000 Hyde-Smith
 Archives and Tougaloo College.
 Records College Civil
 Administration Rights
 (NARA). Collection.
NY........................... National Digitization, Long Island 920,000 Gillibrand,
 Archives and cataloging, and University, Schumer
 Records transcription Theodore
 Administration of American Roosevelt
 (NARA). Presidential Institute the
 Family Roosevelt
 Descendants School.
 oral histories.
PA........................... Small Business DRIVE Business DRIVE.......... 499,000 Casey
 Administration Hub Incubator.
 (SBA).
WV........................... Office of Drug Free WV The Martinsburg 35,000 Capito
 National Drug Youth Initiative,
 Control Policy Coalitions. Inc..
 (ONDCP).
DE........................... Small Business DTP@STAR Delaware 600,000 Carper, Coons
 Administration Incubator Technology
 (SBA). Laboratory. Park.
ME........................... Small Business Economic and Island 1,477,000 Collins, King
 Administration Business Institute.
 (SBA). Development
 Training for
 Lobstering
 Communities.
KS........................... National Eisenhower Eisenhower 17,500,000 Moran
 Archives and Presidential Presidential
 Records Library & Library &
 Administration Museum Campus Museum.
 (NARA). Improvements.
VA........................... Office of eLearning Drug Partnership for 150,000 Kaine, Warner
 National Drug Prevention Community
 Control Policy Suite. Wellness.
 (ONDCP).
VT........................... Small Business Energy and Vermont 260,000 Welch
 Administration Climate Sustainable
 (SBA). Business Jobs Fund.
 Accelerator
 Program.
NY........................... Small Business Ensuring Supply CenterState 2,000,000 Gillibrand,
 Administration Chain Capacity Corporation Schumer
 (SBA). to Maximize the for Economic
 Micron Impact. Opportunity
 (CenterState
 CEO).
NJ........................... Small Business Entrepreneurship Hope 100,000 Menendez
 Administration Accelerator Foundation,
 (SBA). Incubation Morris County
 Program. Hispanic-
 American
 Chamber of
 Commerce.
NY........................... Small Business Equity in FuzeHub, Inc... 322,000 Gillibrand,
 Administration Manufacturing Schumer
 (SBA). Innovation.
NM........................... Small Business Expanding Women's 173,000 Heinrich
 Administration Capacity of the Economic Self-
 (SBA). WESST Incubator. Sufficiency
 Team Corp dba
 WESST.
AK........................... Small Business Expanding KIC's Ketchikan 350,000 Murkowski
 Administration State Small Indian
 (SBA). Business Credit Community.
 Initiative
 (SSBCI) Program
 Capacity.
MD........................... Small Business Exploring, The 3rd........ 500,000 Cardin,
 Administration Transitioning Van Hollen
 (SBA). and Building
 with The 3rd.
NM........................... National Farmington Farmington 175,000 Heinrich
 Archives and Museum Museum.
 Records Digitization
 Administration Project.
 (NARA).
MD........................... Small Business Federal Lab Maryland 1,150,000 Cardin,
 Administration Leveraging Technology Van Hollen
 (SBA). Innovation to Development
 Products Corporation
 (FLLIP) Pilot (TEDCO).
 Program.
DE........................... Small Business Food Incubator Cornerstone 1,050,000 Carper, Coons
 Administration Project. West CDC.
 (SBA).
VA........................... Small Business Fostering YWCA South 1,428,000 Kaine, Warner
 Administration Futures: Hampton Roads.
 (SBA). Building Women
 Owned
 Businesses in
 Virginia.
PA........................... Small Business Generator of Philadelphia 882,000 Fetterman
 Administration Workforce Youth
 (SBA). Development and Basketball,
 Economic Inc., in
 Opportunity. partnership
 with Pursuing
 Transformation
 Inc..
VA........................... Small Business George Mason George Mason 1,000,000 Kaine, Warner
 Administration University University.
 (SBA). Center for AI
 Innovation for
 Economic
 Competitiveness.
NM........................... Office of Girls. Inc Peer Girls. Inc..... 175,000 Heinrich
 National Drug Pressure
 Control Policy Resistance
 (ONDCP). Program.
MD........................... Small Business Government Morgan State 700,000 Cardin,
 Administration Certifications University Van Hollen
 (SBA). Contracting & Foundation
 Match Making Inc..
 Solutions
 Center.
WV........................... Small Business Greenbrier Greenbrier 819,000 Capito, Manchin
 Administration Valley EDC County
 (SBA). Commercializati Economic
 on Center. Development
 Corporation.
MD........................... Small Business Growing Maryland Family 632,000 Cardin,
 Administration Opportunities Network. Van Hollen
 (SBA). for Family
 Child Care
 (GOFCC).
VT........................... Small Business Growing Vermont Housing 740,000 Welch
 Administration Vermont's Farm Conservation
 (SBA). and Forest Board.
 Economy.
NY........................... Small Business Harlem Arts Harlem Arts 350,000 Gillibrand,
 Administration Alliance Alliance. Schumer
 (SBA). Support for
 Local Artists
 and Creative
 Businesses.
NJ........................... Small Business Hispanic Essex County 250,000 Menendez
 Administration Entrepreneurshi Latin America
 (SBA). p Assistance Chamber of
 Program. Commerce.
CT........................... Small Business Hispanic Hispanic 1,000,000 Blumenthal,
 Administration Federation for Federation. Murphy
 (SBA). Small Business
 Support
 Initiative--Cre
 ar y Crecer su
 Negocio.
HI........................... Small Business Hoomana Micro Native Hawaiian 435,000 Schatz
 Administration and Small Chamber of
 (SBA). Business Commerce.
 Program.
RI........................... Small Business Hope & Main Hope & Main.... 1,455,000 Reed
 Administration Culinary
 (SBA). Incubator.
NJ........................... Small Business Hudson County Hudson County 150,000 Menendez
 Administration Latin American Latin American
 (SBA). Chamber of Chamber of
 Commerce--Educa Commerce--HCLA
 tional & CC.
 Training
 Programs.
HI........................... Small Business iLab at Manoa University of 1,500,000 Hirono, Schatz
 Administration Innovation Hawaii System.
 (SBA). Center.
NJ........................... Small Business ILSE Institute for 500,000 Menendez
 Administration Entrepreneur Life Science
 (SBA). Training Entrepreneursh
 Program. ip (at Kean
 University).
MD........................... Small Business Increasing State of 740,000 Cardin,
 Administration Diversity in Maryland. Van Hollen
 (SBA). State
 Contracting.
MN........................... Small Business Indigenous Food North American 1,000,000 Klobuchar,
 Administration Enterprise Traditional Smith
 (SBA). Incubator and Indigenous
 Food Hub. Food Systems
 (NATIFS).
CA........................... Small Business Infant & Toddler City of 850,000 Padilla
 Administration Care Expansion Sacramento.
 (SBA). and Capacity
 Building.
WI........................... Small Business Jackson County- Jackson County 1,038,000 Baldwin
 Administration Child Care Child Care
 (SBA). Recharge. Network.
NM........................... Small Business Keshet Idea and Keshet Dance 225,000 Heinrich
 Administration Innovation Company.
 (SBA). Community.
CO........................... Small Business Kitchen Network West Community 261,000 Hickenlooper
 Administration Westwood. Economic
 (SBA). Development
 Corporation
 (DBA BuCu
 West).
NJ........................... Small Business LAEDA Food Latin American 500,000 Booker
 Administration Business Economic
 (SBA). Development Development
 Center. Association,
 Inc..
MA........................... Small Business Latino Economic Partners for 550,000 Markey, Warren
 Administration Development Community
 (SBA). Corporation (Latino
 Micro-Small Economic
 Business Development
 Support. Corporation.
NY........................... Small Business Long Island Manufacturing 750,000 Schumer
 Administration Manufacturing Consortium of
 (SBA). Support Center. Long Island.
NM........................... Office of Luna County County of Luna/ 200,000 Heinrich
 National Drug Youth Substance Luna County
 Control Policy Use Prevention DWI Program.
 (ONDCP). Program.
MN........................... Small Business Mainstreet Minnesota State 775,000 Klobuchar,
 Administration Businesses University, Smith
 (SBA). Focused on Food Mankato's
 & Agriculture Strategic
 (MBFFA): Partnership
 Expansion Center.
 across
 Minnesota's
 First District.
NM........................... Small Business Making a Living Women's 139,000 Heinrich
 Administration Through Economic Self-
 (SBA). Entrepreneurshi Sufficiency
 p. Team Corp dba
 WESST.
HI........................... Small Business Manaolana Kauai Chamber 818,000 Schatz
 Administration Business of Commerce.
 (SBA). Incubation
 Acceleration
 Hub.
RI........................... Small Business Manufacturing Rhode Island 400,000 Reed
 Administration Succession. Commerce
 (SBA). Corporation.
IL........................... Small Business Manufacturing mHUB........... 675,000 Durbin
 Administration supply chain
 (SBA). initiative.
OH........................... Small Business Marion Tech..... Marion 1,500,000 Brown
 Administration Technical
 (SBA). College.
MA........................... National Methuen Digital City of Methuen 222,000 Markey, Warren
 Archives and History Center.
 Records
 Administration
 (NARA).
GA........................... Small Business Minority Small Atlanta Black 619,000 Warnock
 Administration Business Chambers, Inc..
 (SBA). Certification
 Technical
 Assistance.
MS........................... Small Business Mississippi Mississippi 2,400,000 Hyde-Smith
 Administration Business State
 (SBA). Intelligence. University.
MS........................... Office of Mississippi Hinds Community 230,000 Hyde-Smith
 National Drug Substance Abuse College.
 Control Policy Prevention
 (ONDCP). Program.
DE........................... National Mobile Community Delaware 395,000 Carper, Coons
 Archives and Historical Historical
 Records Digitization Society.
 Administration and
 (NARA). Preservation
 Lab.
PA........................... Small Business Mom Your Mom Your 130,000 Casey
 Administration Business Business.
 (SBA). Community HUB.
NM........................... National Museum of Indian Museum of 500,000 Heinrich, Lujan
 Archives and Arts and Indian Arts
 Records Culture and Culture, a
 Administration Digitization Division of
 (NARA). Project. New Mexico
 Department of
 Cultural
 Affairs.
PA........................... National Museum of the Museum of the 500,000 Casey
 Archives and American American
 Records Revolution Revolution.
 Administration Archive
 (NARA). Activation
 Project.
MD........................... National Museum of the National 301,000 Cardin,
 Archives and Blind People's Federation of Van Hollen
 Records Movement. the Blind.
 Administration
 (NARA).
WV........................... Small Business National Guard West Virginia 595,000 Capito
 Administration Small Business National Guard.
 (SBA). Center.
OR........................... Small Business Native American Elderberry 500,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Administration Agricultural Wisdom Farm.
 (SBA). Business
 Accelerator.
OH........................... Small Business NEOHCED Northeast Ohio 750,000 Brown
 Administration CentroVilla25. Hispanic
 (SBA). Center for
 Economic
 Development
 (HBC).
NV........................... Small Business Nevada Secretary Nevada 4,000,000 Cortez Masto,
 Administration of State's Secretary of Rosen
 (SBA). Office--State State.
 Business
 License Online
 Portal.
NM........................... National New Mexico New Mexico 116,000 Heinrich, Lujan
 Archives and Museum of Space Museum of
 Records History Space History,
 Administration Digitization a Division of
 (NARA). Project. the New Mexico
 Department of
 Cultural
 Affairs.
WV........................... Small Business New River Gorge New River Gorge 750,000 Capito, Manchin
 Administration Regional Regional
 (SBA). Working Group. Development
 Authority.
MA........................... Small Business Next Gen Small Next Gen Small 625,000 Markey, Warren
 Administration Business Social Business
 (SBA). Innovation Social
 Incubator. Innovation
 Incubator.
NJ........................... Small Business NJThrives Rutgers, The 300,000 Booker
 Administration Virtual State
 (SBA). Entrepreneurshi University
 p Ecosystem (for NJSBDC at
 Initiative. Rutgers-Newark/
 RBS).
NM........................... Small Business NM MBDA New Mexico 200,000 Heinrich, Lujan
 Administration Technical Minority
 (SBA). Assistance Business
 Project. Development
 Agency
 Business
 Center.
NM........................... Small Business NMSBDC Online New Mexico 338,000 Heinrich
 Administration Resource Small Business
 (SBA). Expansion. Development
 Center.
NM........................... National NMSU Borderlands Borderlands and 170,000 Heinrich
 Archives and Online Ethnic Studies
 Records Resources. Department-
 Administration NMSU.
 (NARA).
NM........................... Small Business NMVBA Business New Mexico 50,000 Heinrich
 Administration Expo. Veterans
 (SBA). Business
 Advocates
 (NMVBA).
MI........................... Small Business Northern Northern 1,145,000 Peters,
 Administration Michigan Michigan Stabenow
 (SBA). University University.
 Security
 Operations
 Center (SOC).
VA........................... Small Business ODU ``Double- Old Dominion 500,000 Kaine, Warner
 Administration TAP'' veteran University.
 (SBA). entrepreneurshi
 p accelerator.
MD........................... Small Business Pathways to Capital Region 300,000 Cardin,
 Administration Emerging Minority Van Hollen
 (SBA). Markets for Supplier
 Socially and Development
 Economically Council.
 Disadvantaged
 Entrepreneurs.
IL........................... National Photographic McLean County 550,000 Durbin
 Archives and digitization Historical
 Records initiative. Society.
 Administration
 (NARA).
WA........................... Small Business Pierce County Pierce County.. 1,000,000 Cantwell
 Administration Business
 (SBA). Accelerator
 Program.
MA........................... Small Business PowerUp--Amplify The Latina 1,000,000 Markey, Warren
 Administration Latinx Small Circle, Inc.
 (SBA). Business (DBA Amplify
 Program Latinx).
 Expansion.
MI........................... National Preservation and Michigan State 1,000,000 Peters,
 Archives and Digitization of University. Stabenow
 Records Early Michigan
 Administration Public
 (NARA). Television.
AK........................... National Preserving University of 1,500,000 Murkowski
 Archives and Alaska Native Alaska System.
 Records Culture,
 Administration Knowledge, and
 (NARA). History.
RI........................... Office of Project SUCCESS: Coastline EAP 2,170,000 Reed
 National Drug Substance Abuse d.b.a. Rhode
 Control Policy Prevention. Island Student
 (ONDCP). Assistance
 Services.
NY........................... National Public Digital Project Witness 960,000 Schumer
 Archives and Archive of
 Records American Jewish
 Administration Life from 1910
 (NARA). to 1950s.
NM........................... Small Business Quality Child Partnership for 250,000 Heinrich
 Administration Care Matters Community
 (SBA). Program. Action.
MD........................... Small Business Raymond V. Greater 850,000 Cardin,
 Administration Haysbert Center Baltimore Van Hollen
 (SBA). for Urban League.
 Entrepreneurshi
 p.
MS........................... Small Business Regional Innovate 944,000 Hyde-Smith
 Administration Innovation Mississippi.
 (SBA). Partnerships.
OR........................... Small Business Regional Rural Regional Rural 1,500,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Administration Revitalization Revitalization.
 (SBA). (R3).
RI........................... Small Business RI Hispanic RI Hispanic 300,000 Whitehouse
 Administration Chamber of Chamber of
 (SBA). Commerce Commerce.
 Business
 Support
 Services.
MD........................... Small Business RIDE (Returning Morgan State 1,500,000 Cardin,
 Administration Citizens University. Van Hollen
 (SBA). Inspired to
 Develop
 Entrepreneurial
 Ventures)
 Entrepreneurshi
 p Resource
 Center.
VA........................... National Roots Run Deep Shenandoah 72,000 Kaine, Warner
 Archives and African Valley Black
 Records American Heritage
 Administration History Driving Project.
 (NARA). Tours of the
 Shenandoah
 Valley of
 Virginia.
NM........................... National Roswell Museum Roswell Museum. 250,000 Heinrich
 Archives and Digital
 Records Archiving
 Administration Project.
 (NARA).
NM........................... Small Business Rural Co-working County of Taos. 852,000 Heinrich, Lujan
 Administration Network.
 (SBA).
CO........................... National Sand Creek Sand Creek 200,000 Bennet,
 Archives and Massacre Massacre Hickenlooper
 Records Records Foundation.
 Administration Preservation
 (NARA). Project.
WV........................... National Shepherd Robert C. Byrd 250,000 Manchin
 Archives and University Center for
 Records Robert C. Byrd Congressional
 Administration Center for History and
 (NARA). Congressional Education.
 History and
 Education
 Archives
 Management
 Initiatives.
OR........................... Small Business Small Business City of 500,000 Merkley, Wyden
 Administration Digital Portland.
 (SBA). Navigator
 Training
 Program.
WA........................... Small Business Small Business Tacoma Arts 2,129,000 Murray
 Administration Incubator Live.
 (SBA). Expansion and
 Capital
 Improvements.
MD........................... Small Business Small Business Latino Economic 250,000 Cardin,
 Administration Legal and Development Van Hollen
 (SBA). Technical Corporation.
 Assistance
 Program for
 Maryland Legacy
 Businesses.
OH........................... Small Business Small Business JumpStart Inc.. 350,000 Brown
 Administration Support for
 (SBA). Northeast Ohio.
AZ........................... Small Business Small Business Local First 1,000,000 Sinema
 Administration Support Program. Arizona
 (SBA). Foundation.
RI........................... Small Business Small Business Rhode Island 650,000 Reed,
 Administration Technical Black Business Whitehouse
 (SBA). Assistance. Association
 (RIBBA).
NY........................... Small Business South Side Syracuse 1,000,000 Schumer
 Administration Innovation University.
 (SBA). Center:
 Entrepreneurs
 for the 21st
 Century
 Workforce.
MD........................... Small Business Southern Southern 270,000 Cardin,
 Administration Maryland Maryland Van Hollen
 (SBA). Minority Minority
 Chamber of Chamber of
 Commerce. Commerce.
MS........................... Office of Southern Region University of 4,400,000 Hyde-Smith
 National Drug Drug-Use Mississippi.
 Control Policy Reduction
 (ONDCP). Program.
CO........................... Small Business Space ISAC Watch Space 590,000 Hickenlooper
 Administration Center & Cyber Information
 (SBA). Space Data Sharing and
 Fusion Cell. Analysis
 Center.
WV........................... Small Business Stackable Bridge Valley 167,000 Capito, Manchin
 Administration Business Community and
 (SBA). Credentials at Technical
 BridgeValley College.
 CTC.
PA........................... Small Business StartUp Milton The Improved 210,000 Casey
 Administration Business Milton
 (SBA). Incubator. Experience.
DE........................... Small Business Startup Studio-- Delaware 1,425,000 Carper, Coons
 Administration Science Innovation
 (SBA). Entrepeneurship Space.
 Fellowship.
SC........................... National Sumter County Sumter County 1,800,000 Graham
 Archives and Records Government.
 Records Preservation.
 Administration
 (NARA).
ME........................... Small Business Sunrise County Sunrise County 541,000 Collins, King
 Administration Economic Economic
 (SBA). Council Small Council.
 Business
 Training.
VT........................... Office of Supportive Turning Point 205,000 Sanders
 National Drug Outreach After Recovery
 Control Policy Overdose Center of
 (ONDCP). Program. Springfield.
NM........................... Small Business Targeted DreamSpring.... 200,000 Heinrich
 Administration Education for
 (SBA). Rural
 Entrepreneurs.
DE........................... Small Business Tech2Market..... Delaware 250,000 Coons
 Administration Sustainable
 (SBA). Chemistry
 Alliance.
MA........................... Small Business Technical Cambridge Local 150,000 Markey, Warren
 Administration Assistance and First.
 (SBA). Local
 Procurement
 Support for
 Local and Small
 Businesses.
NJ........................... Small Business Technology Statewide 124,000 Booker
 Administration Upgrades for Hispanic
 (SBA). SHCCNJ's Chamber of
 Development Commerce of
 Training Center. New Jersey.
MS........................... National The Hinds County Hinds Community 353,000 Wicker
 Archives and Community College.
 Records College Utica
 Administration Institute
 (NARA). Archives
 Digitization.
NH........................... National The James Wright James W. Foley 350,000 Shaheen
 Archives and Foley Archives Legacy
 Records Collection. Foundation.
 Administration
 (NARA).
GA........................... Small Business The Wheelhouse.. Madison Village 368,000 Warnock
 Administration for Advanced
 (SBA). Entrepreneursh
 ip, Inc..
NM........................... Small Business Three Sisters Three Sisters 300,000 Heinrich
 Administration Kitchen Kitchen.
 (SBA). Business
 Training
 Program in
 Spanish.
WA........................... Small Business Trades District Chelan Douglas 4,000,000 Murray
 Administration Phase II. Regional Port
 (SBA). Authority.
GA........................... Small Business UGA Small University of 250,000 Ossoff
 Administration Business Georgia.
 (SBA). Development
 Center.
ME........................... Small Business UMaine Kelp University of 2,000,000 Collins, King
 Administration Nursery and Maine System.
 (SBA). Aquaculture
 Demonstration
 Farm.
ME........................... Small Business UMaine Maine University of 2,400,000 Collins, King
 Administration Enterprise Maine System.
 (SBA). Campus and
 Corridor.
OH........................... Small Business United Black United Black 500,000 Brown
 Administration Fund. Fund.
 (SBA).
PA........................... Small Business University City University City 400,000 Casey
 Administration Science Center Science Center.
 (SBA). for Equitable
 Life Sciences
 Innovation in
 Greater
 Philadelphia.
LA........................... Small Business University of University of 2,000,000 Cassidy
 Administration Louisiana at Louisiana at
 (SBA). Lafayette Lafayette.
 Biomedical
 Innovation
 Center.
LA........................... Small Business University of Biomedical 1,875,000 Cassidy
 Administration Louisiana at Research and
 (SBA). Monroe Innovation
 BioMedical Park.
 Innovation Lab.
NM........................... National University of University of 200,000 Heinrich
 Archives and New Mexico Art New Mexico Art
 Records Museum Online Museum.
 Administration Museum Project.
 (NARA).
MI........................... Small Business Van Buren The Charter 60,000 Peters
 Administration Township Small Township of
 (SBA). Businesses Get Van Buren.
 on the MAP
 (Master,
 Advance and
 Prosper)
 Program.
VT........................... National Vermont Youth Vermont 665,000 Sanders
 Archives and Community Folklife
 Records Action Corps. Center.
 Administration
 (NARA).
OH........................... Small Business Veterans Economic and 300,000 Brown
 Administration Business Center. Community
 (SBA). Development
 Institute.
PA........................... Small Business Wayne County Wayne County 750,000 Casey
 Administration Small Farm Commissioners.
 (SBA). Innovation
 Project.
WV........................... Small Business Wellsburg Town Wellsburg Urban 750,000 Capito, Manchin
 Administration Square Small Renewal
 (SBA). Business Authority, WV.
 Revitalization.
DE........................... Small Business Wilmington Wilmington 328,000 Carper, Coons
 Administration Business Alliance.
 (SBA). Incubators.
NV........................... Small Business Winnemucca Winnemucca 1,338,000 Cortez Masto,
 Administration Indian Colony-- Indian Colony. Rosen
 (SBA). Small Business
 Incubator.
WI........................... Small Business Wisconsin Latino Wisconsin 5,000,000 Baldwin
 Administration Chamber of Latino Chamber
 (SBA). Commerce- of Commerce.
 Latino Economic
 Gateway.
WV........................... Small Business WV Department of West Virginia 460,000 Manchin
 Administration Agriculture Department of
 (SBA). 'West Virginia Agriculture.
 Grown' Program
 Expansion.
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 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF NEW BUDGET (OBLIGATIONAL) AUTHORITY FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023 AND BUDGET ESTIMATES AND AMOUNTS RECOMMENDED IN THE BILL FOR FISCAL
 YEAR 2024
 [In thousands of dollars]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Senate Committee recommendation
 compared with (+ or -)
 Item 2023 Budget estimate Committee -----------------------------------
 appropriation recommendation 2023
 appropriation Budget estimate
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 TITLE I--DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
 
 Departmental Offices
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 273,882 332,199 273,882 ................ -58,317
Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States Fund..... 21,000 21,000 21,000 ................ ................
 CFIUS Offsetting user fees................................ -21,000 -21,000 -21,000 ................ ................
Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence................ 216,059 244,000 221,059 +5,000 -22,941
Cybersecurity Enhancement Account............................. 100,000 215,000 100,000 ................ -115,000
Department-wide Systems and Capital Investments Programs...... 11,118 30,881 11,118 ................ -19,763
Office of Inspector General................................... 48,878 49,180 48,878 ................ -302
Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration............. 174,250 187,368 174,250 ................ -13,118
Special Inspector General for TARP............................ 9,000 ................ ................ -9,000 ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Departmental Offices............................... 833,187 1,058,628 829,187 -4,000 -229,441
 =========================================================================================
Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.......................... 190,193 228,908 190,193 ................ -38,715
Bureau of the Fiscal Service.................................. 372,485 399,263 386,485 +14,000 -12,778
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau...................... 148,863 155,604 153,863 +5,000 -1,741
Community Development Financial Institutions Fund Program 324,000 341,478 334,000 +10,000 -7,478
 Account......................................................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Department of the Treasury, non-IRS................ 1,868,728 2,183,881 1,893,728 +25,000 -290,153
 =========================================================================================
 
 Internal Revenue Service
 
Taxpayer Services............................................. 2,780,606 3,422,449 2,780,606 ................ -641,843
Enforcement................................................... 5,437,622 5,904,441 5,437,622 ................ -466,819
Operations Support............................................ 4,100,826 4,520,076 4,100,826 ................ -419,250
Business Systems Modernization................................ ................ 289,619 ................ ................ -289,619
 
 Administrative Provisions--Internal Revenue Service
 
 Total, Internal Revenue Service........................... 12,319,054 14,136,585 12,319,054 ................ -1,817,531
 =========================================================================================
 
 Administrative Provisions--Department of the Treasury
 
Special Inspector General for Pandemic Recovery............... 12,000 16,000 12,000 ................ -4,000
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, title I, Department of the Treasury................ 14,199,782 16,336,466 14,224,782 +25,000 -2,111,684
 =========================================================================================
 Appropriations........................................ (14,220,782) (16,357,466) (14,245,782) (+25,000) (-2,111,684)
 Offsetting collections................................ (-21,000) (-21,000) (-21,000) ................ ................
 
 TITLE II--EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT AND FUNDS
 APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT
 
 The White House
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 77,681 81,058 78,681 +1,000 -2,377
 
Executive Residence at the White House:
 Operating Expenses........................................ 15,609 16,088 15,609 ................ -479
 White House Repair and Restoration........................ 2,500 2,500 2,500 ................ ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal.............................................. 18,109 18,588 18,109 ................ -479
 
Council of Economic Advisers.................................. 4,903 5,056 4,903 ................ -153
National Security Council and Homeland Security Council....... 17,901 18,441 17,901 ................ -540
Office of Administration...................................... 115,463 118,546 115,463 ................ -3,083
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, The White House.................................... 234,057 241,689 235,057 +1,000 -6,632
 =========================================================================================
Office of Management and Budget............................... 128,035 137,489 128,035 ................ -9,454
Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator................. 1,902 1,960 1,902 ................ -58
Office of the National Cyber Director......................... 21,926 22,586 21,926 ................ -660
 
 Office of National Drug Control Policy
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 21,500 22,380 35,045 +13,545 +12,665
High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas Program................. 302,000 290,200 301,600 -400 +11,400
Other Federal Drug Control Programs........................... 137,120 148,950 142,520 +5,400 -6,430
 
 Administrative Provision
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 10,482 ................ ................ -10,482 ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Office of National Drug Control Policy............. 471,102 461,530 479,165 +8,063 +17,635
 =========================================================================================
Unanticipated Needs........................................... 1,000 1,000 1,000 ................ ................
Information Technology Oversight and Reform................... 13,700 14,166 13,700 ................ -466
 
Special Assistance to the President and Official Residence of
 the Vice President:
 Salaries and Expenses..................................... 6,076 6,255 6,076 ................ -179
 Operating Expenses........................................ 321 329 321 ................ -8
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal.............................................. 6,397 6,584 6,397 ................ -187
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, title II, Executive Office of the President and 878,119 887,004 887,182 +9,063 +178
 Funds Appropriated to the President......................
 =========================================================================================
 
 TITLE III--THE JUDICIARY
 
 Supreme Court of the United States
 
Salaries and Expenses:
 Salaries of Justices...................................... 2,896 3,000 3,000 +104 ................
 Other salaries and expenses............................... 109,551 127,063 119,389 +9,838 -7,674
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal.............................................. 112,447 130,063 122,389 +9,942 -7,674
 
Care of the Building and Grounds.............................. 29,246 20,688 20,688 -8,558 ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Supreme Court of the United States................. 141,693 150,751 143,077 +1,384 -7,674
 =========================================================================================
 
 United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
 
Salaries and Expenses:
 Salaries of judges........................................ 3,356 3,000 3,000 -356 ................
 Other salaries and expenses............................... 36,735 39,682 36,735 ................ -2,947
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, United States Court of Appeals for the Federal 40,091 42,682 39,735 -356 -2,947
 Circuit..............................................
 =========================================================================================
 
 United States Court of International Trade
 
Salaries and Expenses:
 Salaries of judges........................................ 2,311 2,000 2,000 -311 ................
 Other salaries and expenses............................... 21,260 22,404 21,260 ................ -1,144
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, US Court of International Trade................ 23,571 24,404 23,260 -311 -1,144
 =========================================================================================
 
 Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and Other Judicial
 Services
 
Salaries and Expenses:
 Salaries of judges and bankruptcy judges.................. 412,000 491,000 491,000 +79,000 ................
 Other salaries and expenses............................... 5,905,055 6,370,391 6,010,055 +105,000 -360,336
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal.............................................. 6,317,055 6,861,391 6,501,055 +184,000 -360,336
 
Vaccine Injury Compensation Trust Fund........................ 9,975 10,869 9,975 ................ -894
Defender Services............................................. 1,382,680 1,533,015 1,382,680 ................ -150,335
Fees of Jurors and Commissioners.............................. 58,239 59,902 58,239 ................ -1,663
Court Security................................................ 750,163 783,465 750,163 ................ -33,302
 CR funding (Public Law 117-180) (emergency)............... 112,500 ................ ................ -112,500 ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal.............................................. 862,663 783,465 750,163 -112,500 -33,302
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Courts of Appeals, District Courts, and Other 8,630,612 9,248,642 8,702,112 +71,500 -546,530
 Judicial Services........................................
 =========================================================================================
 
 Administrative Office of the United States Courts
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 102,673 112,974 102,673 ................ -10,301
 
 Federal Judicial Center
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 34,261 35,082 34,261 ................ -821
 
 United States Sentencing Commission
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 21,641 23,150 21,641 ................ -1,509
 
 Administrative Provision
 
Judicial Security (Sec 307)................................... ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, title III, the Judiciary........................... 8,994,542 9,637,685 9,066,759 +72,217 -570,926
 =========================================================================================
 (Mandatory)........................................... (420,563) (499,000) (499,000) (+78,437) ................
 (Discretionary)....................................... (8,573,979) (9,138,685) (8,567,759) (-6,220) (-570,926)
 
 TITLE IV--DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
 
Federal Payment for Resident Tuition Support.................. 40,000 40,000 40,000 ................ ................
Federal Payment for Emergency Planning and Security Costs in 30,000 48,000 30,000 ................ -18,000
 the District of Columbia.....................................
Federal Payment to the District of Columbia Courts............ 291,068 315,563 291,068 ................ -24,495
Federal Payment for Defender Services in District of Columbia 46,005 46,005 46,005 ................ ................
 Courts.......................................................
 Rescission................................................ -22,000 -25,000 -25,000 -3,000 ................
Federal Payment to the Court Services and Offender Supervision 285,016 296,878 285,016 ................ -11,862
 Agency for the District of Columbia..........................
Federal Payment to the District of Columbia Public Defender 53,629 59,551 53,629 ................ -5,922
 Service......................................................
Federal Payment to the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council.. 2,450 2,450 2,450 ................ ................
Federal Payment for Judicial Commissions...................... 630 898 630 ................ -268
Federal Payment for School Improvement........................ 52,500 52,500 52,500 ................ ................
Federal Payment for the DC National Guard..................... 600 600 600 ................ ................
Federal Payment for Testing and Treatment of HIV/AIDS......... 4,000 5,000 4,000 ................ -1,000
Federal Payment to the District of Columbia Water and Sewer 8,000 8,000 8,000 ................ ................
 Authority....................................................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, title IV, District of Columbia..................... 791,898 850,445 788,898 -3,000 -61,547
 =========================================================================================
 
 TITLE V--OTHER INDEPENDENT AGENCIES
 
Administrative Conference of the United States................ 3,465 3,523 3,465 ................ -58
Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education 2,000 ................ ................ -2,000 ................
 Foundation...................................................
Commodity Futures Trading Commission\1\....................... 365,000 411,000 365,000 ................ -46,000
 CFTC Fee Spending (legislative proposal)\1\............... ................ -116,000 ................ ................ +116,000
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Commodity Futures Trading Commission........... 365,000 295,000 365,000 ................ +70,000
 =========================================================================================
Consumer Product Safety Commission............................ 152,500 212,600 152,500 ................ -60,100
Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency. 850 5,400 8,000 +7,150 +2,600
 
 Election Assistance Commission
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 28,000 33,807 28,000 ................ -5,807
Election Security Grants...................................... 75,000 300,000 75,000 ................ -225,000
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Election Assistance Commission..................... 103,000 333,807 103,000 ................ -230,807
 =========================================================================================
 
 Federal Communications Commission
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 390,192 410,743 410,743 +20,551 ................
Offsetting fee collections.................................... -390,192 -410,743 -410,743 -20,551 ................
 Direct appropriation...................................... ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
 
 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
 
Office of Inspector General (by transfer)..................... (47,500) (49,839) (47,500) ................ (-2,339)
Deposit Insurance Fund (transfer)............................. (-47,500) (-49,839) (-47,500) ................ (+2,339)
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.............. ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
 =========================================================================================
Federal Election Commission................................... 81,674 93,483 81,674 ................ -11,809
Federal Labor Relations Authority............................. 29,400 33,737 29,400 ................ -4,337
Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council............... ................ 10,000 ................ ................ -10,000
 
 Federal Trade Commission
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 430,000 590,000 450,000 +20,000 -140,000
Offsetting fee collections (mergers).......................... -190,000 -278,000 -278,000 -88,000 ................
Offsetting fee collections (telephone)........................ -20,000 -14,000 -14,000 +6,000 ................
 Direct appropriation...................................... 220,000 298,000 158,000 -62,000 -140,000
 
 General Services Administration
 
 Federal Buildings Fund
 
Limitations on Availability of Revenue:
 Construction and acquisition of facilities................ 807,809 239,235 406,402 -401,407 +167,167
 
 Repairs and alterations:
 Major repairs and alterations......................... 244,783 1,187,290 152,980 -91,803 -1,034,310
 Basic repairs and alterations......................... 398,797 480,978 425,000 +26,203 -55,978
 Special emphasis programs............................. 18,700 197,000 4,300 -14,400 -192,700
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal.......................................... 662,280 1,865,268 582,280 -80,000 -1,282,988
 
 Installment Acquisition Payments.......................... ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
 Rental of space........................................... 5,561,680 5,724,298 5,724,298 +162,618 ................
 Building operations....................................... 2,981,381 3,073,386 3,073,386 +92,005 ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Subtotal, Limitations on Availability of Revenue...... 10,013,150 10,902,187 9,786,366 -226,784 -1,115,821
 
Rental income to fund......................................... -10,488,857 -10,728,410 -10,728,410 -239,553 ................
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 Total, Federal Buildings Fund............................. -475,707 173,777 -942,044 -466,337 -1,115,821
 =========================================================================================
Government-wide Policy........................................ 71,186 74,389 71,186 ................ -3,203
Operating Expenses............................................ 54,478 58,733 54,478 ................ -4,255
Civilian Board of Contract Appeals............................ 10,352 10,597 10,352 ................ -245
Office of Inspector General................................... 74,583 78,618 74,583 ................ -4,035
Allowances and Office Staff for Former Presidents............. 5,200 5,500 5,200 ................ -300
Federal Citizen Services Fund................................. 90,000 90,000 90,000 ................ ................
Pre-Election Presidential Transition.......................... ................ 10,413 10,413 +10,413 ................
Technology Modernization Fund................................. 50,000 200,000 ................ -50,000 -200,000
Asset Proceeds and Space Management Fund...................... ................ 16,000 ................ ................ -16,000
Working Capital Fund.......................................... 5,900 11,300 5,900 ................ -5,400
Electric Vehicles Fund........................................ ................ 50,000 ................ ................ -50,000
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 Total, General Services Administration.................... -114,008 779,327 -619,932 -505,924 -1,399,259
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Harry S Truman Scholarship Foundation......................... 3,000 3,000 3,000 ................ ................
 
 Merit Systems Protection Board
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 49,655 59,188 49,655 ................ -9,533
Limitation on administrative expenses......................... 2,345 2,345 2,345 ................ ................
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 Total, Merit Systems Protection Board..................... 52,000 61,533 52,000 ................ -9,533
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 Morris K Udall and Stewart L Udall Foundation
 
Morris K Udall and Stewart L Udall Trust Fund................. 1,800 2,000 1,800 ................ -200
Environmental Dispute Resolution Fund......................... 3,943 4,044 3,943 ................ -101
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 Total, Morris K Udall and Stewart L Udall Foundation...... 5,743 6,044 5,743 ................ -301
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 National Archives and Records Administration
 
Operating Expenses............................................ 427,520 443,213 430,520 +3,000 -12,693
Office of Inspector General................................... 5,980 6,400 5,980 ................ -420
Repairs and Restoration....................................... 22,224 8,000 25,500 +3,276 +17,500
National Historical Publications and Records Commission Grants 12,000 10,000 10,000 -2,000 ................
 Program......................................................
 
 Administrative Provisions
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 22,573 ................ 38,414 +15,841 +38,414
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 Total, National Archives and Records Administration....... 490,297 467,613 510,414 +20,117 +42,801
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NCUA Community Development Revolving Loan Fund................ 3,500 4,000 3,500 ................ -500
Office of Government Ethics................................... 24,500 23,037 23,037 -1,463 ................
 
 Office of Personnel Management
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 190,784 260,188 225,784 +35,000 -34,404
 Limitation on administrative expenses..................... 194,924 201,576 194,924 ................ -6,652
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 Subtotal, Salaries and Expenses....................... 385,708 461,764 420,708 +35,000 -41,056
 
Office of Inspector General................................... 6,908 7,066 6,908 ................ -158
 Limitation on administrative expenses..................... 29,487 38,718 29,487 ................ -9,231
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 Subtotal, Office of Inspector General................. 36,395 45,784 36,395 ................ -9,389
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 Total, Office of Personnel Management................. 422,103 507,548 457,103 +35,000 -50,445
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Office of Special Counsel..................................... 31,904 33,759 31,904 ................ -1,855
Postal Regulatory Commission.................................. ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board................... 10,600 14,385 11,700 +1,100 -2,685
Public Buildings Reform Board................................. 4,000 4,000 4,000 ................ ................
 
 Securities and Exchange Commission
 
Salaries and Expenses......................................... 2,149,000 2,435,830 2,363,900 +214,900 -71,930
 SEC Headquarters.......................................... 57,405 25,243 25,243 -32,162 ................
 SEC Atlanta Regional Office............................... ................ 14,415 14,415 +14,415 ................
 SEC San Francisco Regional Office......................... 3,365 ................ ................ -3,365 ................
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 Subtotal, Securities and Exchange Commission.......... 2,209,770 2,475,488 2,403,558 +193,788 -71,930
 
SEC fees...................................................... -2,209,770 -2,475,488 -2,403,558 -193,788 +71,930
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 Total, Securities and Exchange Commission................. ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
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Selective Service System...................................... 31,700 31,300 31,300 -400 ................
 
 Small Business Administration
 
Salaries and expenses......................................... 326,000 394,277 381,246 +55,246 -13,031
Entrepreneurial Development Programs.......................... 320,000 334,000 320,000 ................ -14,000
Office of Inspector General................................... 32,020 47,704 47,020 +15,000 -684
Office of Advocacy............................................ 10,211 10,600 10,211 ................ -389
 
Business Loans Program Account:
 Direct loans subsidy...................................... 6,000 6,000 6,000 ................ ................
 Administrative expenses................................... 165,300 162,000 162,000 -3,300 ................
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 Total, Business loans program account................. 171,300 168,000 168,000 -3,300 ................
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Disaster Loans Program Account:
 Administrative expenses................................... 36,000 32,000 32,000 -4,000 ................
 Disaster relief category.............................. 143,000 143,000 143,000 ................ ................
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 Total, Disaster loans program account............. 179,000 175,000 175,000 -4,000 ................
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 Subtotal, Small Business Administration............... 1,038,531 1,129,581 1,101,477 +62,946 -28,104
 
 Administrative Provisions
 
Salaries and expenses (Sec 542)............................... 179,710 ................ 117,541 -62,169 +117,541
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 Total, Small Business Administration...................... 1,218,241 1,129,581 1,219,018 +777 +89,437
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 Total, excluding Disaster Relief Category................. 1,075,241 986,581 1,076,018 +777 +89,437
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 United States Postal Service
 
Payment to the Postal Service Fund............................ 50,253 75,528 50,253 ................ -25,275
Office of Inspector General................................... 271,000 290,579 271,000 ................ -19,579
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 Total, United States Postal Service....................... 321,253 366,107 321,253 ................ -44,854
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United States Tax Court....................................... 57,300 65,700 57,300 ................ -8,400
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 Total, title V, Independent Agencies...................... 3,520,022 4,782,484 3,012,379 -507,643 -1,770,105
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 Appropriations........................................ (16,675,841) (18,662,125) (16,704,090) (+28,249) (-1,958,035)
 Disaster relief category.............................. (143,000) (143,000) (143,000) ................ ................
 Offsetting Collections................................ (-13,298,819) (-14,022,641) (-13,834,711) (-535,892) (+187,930)
 (by transfer)............................................. (47,500) (49,839) (47,500) ................ (-2,339)
 (transfer out)............................................ (-47,500) (-49,839) (-47,500) ................ (+2,339)
 
 TITLE VI--GENERAL PROVISIONS THIS ACT
 
Mandatory appropriations (Sec 618)............................ 21,419,000 21,662,000 21,662,000 +243,000 ................
PCA Oversight Board scholarships.............................. 2,000 2,000 2,000 ................ ................
 Offsetting collections.................................... -2,000 -2,000 -2,000 ................ ................
Treasury Forfeiture Fund (rescission) (Sec 634)............... -150,000 ................ -150,000 ................ -150,000
US Digital Services (rescission) (Sec 635).................... ................ ................ -80,000 -80,000 -80,000
TMF Management Funds (rescission) (Sec 636)................... ................ ................ -290,000 -290,000 -290,000
IRS (rescission) (Sec 637).................................... ................ ................ -10,000,000 -10,000,000 -10,000,000
GSA, FBF (rescission) (Sec 639)............................... ................ ................ -10,000 -10,000 -10,000
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 Total, title VI, General Provisions....................... 21,269,850 21,662,000 11,132,000 -10,137,850 -10,530,000
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 TITLE VII--GENERAL PROVISIONS GOVERNMENT-WIDE
 
Civil Service Retirement and Disability Funds (Sec 734)....... -2,000 -1,000 -1,000 +1,000 ................
IIJA Transfer Authority (USFWS & NMFS)........................ ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
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 Total, title VII, General Provisions...................... -2,000 -1,000 -1,000 +1,000 ................
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 OTHER APPROPRIATIONS
 
 THE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT AND JOBS ACT
 
 (Public Law 117-58)
 
 DIVISION J--APPROPRIATIONS
 
 Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council
 
Environmental Review Improvement Fund......................... ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
 Appropriations available from prior year advances 650 650 650 ................ ................
 (emergency)..............................................
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 Total, Environmental Review Improvement Fund.......... 650 650 650 ................ ................
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 General Services Administration
 
Federal Buildings Fund........................................ ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
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 Total, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act............. 650 650 650 ................ ................
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less prior year appropriations (emergency).................... -650 -650 -650 ................ ................
 
 ADDITIONAL UKRAINE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2023
 
 (Public Law 117-328)
 
 DIVISION M
 
 EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT AND FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO
 THE PRESIDENT
 
 National Security Council
 
Salaries and Expenses (emergency)............................. 1,000 ................ ................ -1,000 ................
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 Total, Additional Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act, 1,000 ................ ................ -1,000 ................
 2023.....................................................
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 DISASTER RELIEF SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2023
 
 (Public Law 117-328)
 
 DIVISION N
 
 INDEPENDENT AGENCIES
 
 GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
 
 Real Property Activities
 
Federal Buildings Fund:
 Repairs and Alterations (emergency)....................... 36,788 ................ ................ -36,788 ................
 
 SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
 
Disaster Loans Program Account (emergency).................... 858,000 ................ ................ -858,000 ................
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 Total, Additional Ukraine Supplemental Appropriations Act, 894,788 ................ ................ -894,788 ................
 2023.....................................................
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 Total, Other Appropriations............................... 895,788 ................ ................ -895,788 ................
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Grand total................................................... 50,548,001 54,155,084 39,111,000 -11,437,001 -15,044,084
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 Appropriations............................................ (62,890,532) (68,082,725) (63,380,711) (+490,179) (-4,702,014)
 Rescissions............................................... (-172,000) (-25,000) (-10,555,000) (-10,383,000) (-10,530,000)
 Emergency appropriations.................................. (1,008,288) ................ ................ (-1,008,288) ................
 Emergency advance appropriations.......................... ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
 Rescissions of emergency funding.......................... ................ ................ ................ ................ ................
 Offsetting collections.................................... (-13,321,819) (-14,045,641) (-13,857,711) (-535,892) (+187,930)
 Disaster relief category.................................. (143,000) (143,000) (143,000) ................ ................
(by transfer)................................................. (47,500) (49,839) (47,500) ................ (-2,339)
(transfer out)................................................ (-47,500) (-49,839) (-47,500) ................ (+2,339)
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Grand total without Other Appropriations...................... 49,652,213 54,155,084 39,111,000 -10,541,213 -15,044,084
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