"An Act relating to the policy of the state regarding the source of funding used to cover a shortfall in general fund revenue. "
"Please join me in support of this legislation."
- Sen. Wilken
Senate Bill 88 reads as follows: It is the policy of the State of Alaska that the amounts necessary to cover a projected shortfall in general fund revenue during a fiscal year be appropriated equally from the Constitutional Budget Reserve fund and the Earnings Reserve Account. These few words adopt a course of action that balances the state budget when a shortfall in general fund revenue exists.
Senate Bill 88
When needed, fills the potential fiscal gap in a way that minimizes the financial impact on Alaska families.
When needed, provides a bridge over the gap between general fund expenditures and general fund revenues until our state's natural resources can be further developed.
Doubles the life expectancy of the Constitutional Budget Reserve fund.
May strengthen the State of Alaska bond rating and save millions of dollars on future bond offerings.
Senate Bill 88 affirms a policy of the state that provides fiscal certainty when the general fund revenue is insufficient to fully fund the state budget. Please join me in support of this legislation.
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