BILL ANALYSIS
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THIRD READING
Bill No: AB 191
Author: Assembly Budget Committee
Amended: 6/14/10 in Senate
Vote: 27 - Urgency
WITHOUT REFERENCE TO COMMITTEE OR FILE
ASSEMBLY FLOOR : Not relevant
SUBJECT : State cash resources
SOURCE : Author
DIGEST : Assembly Amendments deleted the prior version of
the bill which expressed the intent of the Legislature to
enact statutory revisions relating to the 2009 Budget Act.
This bill makes substantive changes to cash payments for
K-12 local education agencies in 2009-10. This bill also
addresses technical problems in the cash management bills
(ABX8 5 and ABX8 14) related to K-12 education and
transportation cash deferrals.
ANALYSIS : This bill contains the following provision
related to state cash management.
K-12 Education . Requires the Department of Education, for
2009-10 only, to make apportionment payments of up to $800
million in June 2010, from payments otherwise deferred to
July 2010, and further requires that the current
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June-to-July apportionment payment deferral does not drop
below $1.1 billion. In so doing, this bill provides a cash
advance to K-12 local education agencies in June 2010 from
funds that are currently scored in 2009-10, but currently
paid in 2010-11. There are no state costs associated with
these changes.
This bill makes technical corrections to the hardship waive
process for intra-year apportionment deferrals for local
education agencies in 2010-11.
Transportation . Creates an exemption process for the
deferral of Highway User Tax Account (HUTA) allocations to
cities and counties, which will apply when the deferral
creates a hardship in making required bond debt payments.
Current law defers $50 million per month in 2010-11 from
the HUTA allocations to local governments. The deferral
will be in place from July 2010 through March 2011, with
the deferred amount fully repaid on or within two business
days of April 28, 2011.
FISCAL EFFECT : Appropriation: No Fiscal Com.: Yes
Local: No
DLW:do 6/16/10 Senate Floor Analyses
SUPPORT/OPPOSITION: NONE RECEIVED
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