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Summary
The bill changes the law so the Governor must deliver budget proposals for each state branch—including the executive branch, the Transportation Cabinet, the judicial branch, and the Legislative Research Commission—by set dates. Proposals are due by the 10th legislative day of even‑numbered‑year sessions, or by the 15th day after a new governor is elected, and must also be presented at the start of any special session aimed at amending a branch budget. This timing is meant to give lawmakers a predictable schedule for reviewing branch budgets.
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