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 1        AN ACT to amend the State Finance Act by changing Section
 2    6z-27.

 3        Be  it  enacted  by  the People of the State of Illinois,
 4    represented in the General Assembly:

 5        Section 5.  The State Finance Act is amended by  changing
 6    Section 6z-27 as follows:

 7        (30 ILCS 105/6z-27)
 8        Sec.  6z-27.   All moneys in the Audit Expense Fund shall
 9    be transferred, appropriated and used only for  the  purposes
10    authorized  by, and subject to the limitations and conditions
11    prescribed by, the State Auditing Act.
12        Within  30  days  after  the  effective  date   of   this
13    amendatory  Act  of 2000 the 91st General Assembly, the State
14    Comptroller shall order transferred and the  State  Treasurer
15    shall  transfer  from  the  following  funds  moneys  in  the
16    specified amounts for deposit into the Audit Expense Fund:
17    A.G. Court Order and Voluntary Compliance
18        Payment Projects Fund.........        2,752         1,326
19    The Agricultural Premium Fund.....       37,644        49,568
20    Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
21        Block Grant Fund..............                     19,072
22    Anna Veterans Home Fund...........                      2,605
23    Appraisal Administration Fund.....                      2,894
24    Asbestos Abatement Fund...........        3,258         2,284
25    Bank and Trust Company Fund.......                     75,743
26    Board of Governors Cooperative
27        Computer Center Revolving
28        Fund..........................        1,055         1,275
29    Build Illinois Capital Revolving
30        Loan Fund.....................        3,860         2,836
31    Capital Development Board
 
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 1        Revolving Fund................        1,491         1,104
 2    Care Provider Fund for Persons with
 3        Developmental Disability......        1,692        10,087
 4    Child Care and Development Fund...                      9,320
 5    Child Labor Enforcement Fund......                      1,849
 6    Clean Air Act (CAA) Permit Fund...       10,226         2,987
 7    Coal Technology Development
 8        Assistance Fund...............       11,687         4,229
 9    Common School Fund................      120,022       119,691
10    The Communications Revolving Fund.       13,212         5,673
11    Community Water Supply
12        Laboratory Fund...............        1,283           844
13    Conservation 2000 Fund............        1,505        13,938
14    Conservation 2000 Projects Fund...          535         2,833
15    Continuing Legal Education
16        Trust Fund....................                        628
17    Credit Union Fund.................                      6,337
18    DCFS Children's Services Fund.....       61,964        35,226
19    Department of Children and Family
20        Services Training Fund........        5,454         4,814
21    Department of Corrections
22        Reimbursement Fund............       26,502         3,029
23    Design Professionals Administration
24        and Investigation Fund........                      6,452
25    The Downstate Public
26        Transportation Fund...........        2,389         1,338
27    Dram Shop Fund....................                     45,460
28    Drivers Education Fund............          541           648
29    Drug Treatment Fund...............                        819
30    Drycleaner Environmental
31        Response Trust Fund...........                        710
32    The Education Assistance Fund.....      147,154       150,295
33    Energy Assistance
34        Contribution Fund.............                        582
 
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 1    Environmental Protection Permit
 2        and Inspection Fund...........       10,754           877
 3    Estate Tax Collection
 4        Distributive Fund.............        2,900         3,000
 5    Fair and Exposition Fund..........                      3,523
 6    Federal Job Training Information
 7        Systems Revolving Fund........                        635
 8    Feed Control Fund.................                      1,117
 9    Fertilizer Control Fund...........                        520
10    The Fire Prevention Fund..........       49,033           694
11    General Assembly Computer
12        Equipment Revolving Fund......                      1,825
13    General Professions Dedicated
14        Fund..........................                     19,252
15    The General Revenue Fund..........    7,488,372     7,587,005
16    Grade Crossing Protection Fund....        1,839         1,277
17    Guardianship and Advocacy Fund....                      1,371
18    Hazardous Waste Fund..............        3,423         1,905
19    Horse Racing Tax Allocation Fund..          554         7,960
20    Illinois Affordable Housing
21        Trust Fund....................          571         1,127
22    Illinois Beach Marina Fund........                      1,356
23    Illinois Community College Board
24        Contracts and Grants Fund.....          603           528
25    Illinois Department of Agriculture
26        Laboratory Services Revolving
27        Fund..........................                        623
28    Illinois Forestry Development Fund.                     1,926
29    Illinois Gaming Law Enforcement
30        Fund..........................        2,855         2,330
31    Illinois Health Facilities Planning
32        Fund..........................                        861
33    Illinois Historic Sites Fund......        4,775         2,483
34    Illinois Race Track
 
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 1        Improvement Fund..............                     15,485
 2    Illinois Standardbred Breeders
 3        Fund..........................                      4,251
 4    Illinois State Dental
 5        Disciplinary Fund.............                      5,219
 6    Illinois State Fair Fund..........        1,034         9,073
 7    Illinois State Medical
 8        Disciplinary Fund.............                     29,059
 9    Illinois State Pharmacy
10        Disciplinary Fund.............                      9,394
11    Illinois State Podiatric
12        Disciplinary Fund.............                      1,088
13    Illinois Tax Increment Fund.......                        714
14    Illinois Thoroughbred Breeders
15        Fund..........................          623         5,607
16    Illinois Veterans Rehabilitation
17        Fund..........................                      1,133
18    IMSA Income Fund..................        1,246         1,373
19    Income Tax Refund Fund............       15,482        36,017
20    Insurance Financial Regulation
21        Fund..........................                     59,280
22    Insurance Producer Administration
23        Fund..........................                     44,311
24    Keep Illinois Beautiful Fund......                        989
25    LaSalle Veterans' Home Fund.......                      5,932
26    Lead Poisoning Screening, Prevention
27        and Abatement Fund............                      2,301
28    Live and Learn Fund...............        3,234         6,786
29    The Local Government
30        Distributive Fund.............       16,436        39,902
31    The Local Initiative Fund.........        1,163         6,779
32    Local Tourism Fund................        9,011         4,359
33    Long Term Care Provider Fund......        6,817         5,536
34    Mandatory Arbitration Fund........                      4,077
 
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 1    Manteno Veterans' Home Fund.......                     15,359
 2    Mental Health Fund................        1,332         8,979
 3    Metabolic Screening and
 4        Treatment Fund................                      4,194
 5    Metro-East Public Transportation
 6        Fund..........................        1,420           831
 7    The Motor Fuel Tax Fund...........       52,419        34,480
 8    Motor Vehicle Theft
 9        Prevention Trust Fund.........                     22,766
10    Natural Areas Acquisition Fund....                      6,006
11    Nuclear Safety Emergency
12        Preparedness Fund.............                     74,662
13    Nursing Dedicated and
14        Professional Fund.............                     11,595
15    Open Space Lands Acquisition
16        and Development Fund..........                      9,684
17    Optometric Licensing and
18        Disciplinary Committee Fund...                      3,183
19    Park and Conservation Fund........                     16,044
20    The Personal Property Tax
21        Replacement Fund..............       16,685        35,862
22    Pesticide Control Fund............                      4,212
23    Plumbing Licensure and
24        Program Fund..................                        594
25    Prevention and Treatment of
26        Alcoholism and Substance
27        Abuse Block Grant Fund........                      2,990
28    Professions Indirect Cost Fund....                     78,318
29    Public Health Services
30        Revolving Fund................                        949
31    Public Infrastructure Construction
32        Loan Revolving Fund...........                        995
33    The Public Transportation Fund....       18,879        11,378
34    Public Utility Fund...............                     45,191
 
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 1    Quincy Veterans' Home Fund........                     25,670
 2    Radiation Protection Fund.........                     18,418
 3    Radioactive Waste Facility Development
 4        and Operation Fund............                      6,378
 5    Real Estate License
 6        Administration Fund...........                     17,398
 7    Registered Certified Public
 8        Accountants' Administration and
 9        Disciplinary Fund.............                        891
10    The Road Fund.....................      175,790       173,730
11    Regional Transportation Authority
12        Occupation and Use Tax
13        Replacement Fund..............                        825
14    Savings and Residential
15        Finance Regulatory Fund.......                     12,961
16    School Infrastructure Fund........                      4,317
17    Secretary of State Special
18        Services Fund.................        3,041         5,265
19    Securities Audit and
20        Enforcement Fund..............          529         1,053
21    Solid Waste Management Fund.......        5,694         3,849
22    Special Education Medicaid
23        Matching Fund.................        5,885         5,889
24    State and Local Sales
25        Tax Reform Fund...............          627         1,650
26    State Asset Forfeiture Fund.......          732           541
27    State Boating Act Fund............                      8,942
28    State Construction Account Fund...       51,864        36,079
29    The State Gaming Fund.............        1,644         4,391
30    The State Garage Revolving Fund...        3,439         1,739
31    The State Lottery Fund............       39,734        41,548
32    State Migratory Waterfowl
33        Stamp Fund....................                        547
34    State Parks Fund..................                      6,460
 
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 1    State Police Services Fund........        7,330         7,096
 2    State Treasurer's Bank Services
 3        Trust Fund....................          641           982
 4    State's Attorneys Appellate
 5        Prosecutor's County Fund......        5,852         5,628
 6    The Statistical Services
 7        Revolving Fund................        9,208         3,171
 8    Supplemental Low Income
 9        Energy Assistance Fund........       54,753         8,709
10    Tourism Promotion Fund............       22,595        11,179
11    Traffic and Criminal Conviction
12        Surcharge Fund................       23,587        25,735
13    Transportation Regulatory Fund....                     36,627
14    Trauma Center Fund................                      2,142
15    U of I Hospital Services Fund.....        3,605         2,201
16    Underground Resources Conservation
17        Enforcement Fund..............                        900
18    Underground Storage Tank Fund.....       24,212         8,545
19    The Vehicle Inspection Fund.......       20,734        11,433
20    Violence Prevention Fund..........                      6,244
21    Violent Crime Victims
22        Assistance Fund...............       14,156        12,970
23    Weights and Measures Fund.........                      3,890
24    Wildlife and Fish Fund............                     26,426
25    The Working Capital Revolving Fund.     101,142        38,806
26        Notwithstanding any provision of the law to the contrary,
27    the  General Assembly hereby authorizes the use of such funds
28    for the purposes set forth in this Section.
29        These provisions do not apply to funds classified by  the
30    Comptroller as federal trust funds or State trust funds.  The
31    Audit  Expense  Fund  may  receive transfers from those trust
32    funds only as directed herein, except where prohibited by the
33    terms of the trust fund agreement.  The Auditor General shall
34    notify the trustees of those funds of the estimated  cost  of
 
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 1    the  audit  to  be incurred under the Illinois State Auditing
 2    Act for the fund.  The trustees of those funds  shall  direct
 3    the State Comptroller and Treasurer to transfer the estimated
 4    amount to the Audit Expense Fund.
 5        The  Auditor  General  may  bill  entities  that  are not
 6    subject to the above transfer provisions,  including  private
 7    entities,  related organizations and entities whose funds are
 8    locally-held,  for  the  cost   of   audits,   studies,   and
 9    investigations   incurred  on  their  behalf.   Any  revenues
10    received under this provision shall  be  deposited  into  the
11    Audit Expense Fund.
12        In  the  event  that  moneys  on  deposit in any fund are
13    unavailable, by reason of  deficiency  or  any  other  reason
14    preventing their lawful transfer, the State Comptroller shall
15    order  transferred and the State Treasurer shall transfer the
16    amount deficient or otherwise unavailable  from  the  General
17    Revenue Fund for deposit into the Audit Expense Fund.
18        On  or  before  December  1,  1992,  and  each December 1
19    thereafter, the Auditor General shall notify  the  Bureau  of
20    the Budget of the amount estimated to be necessary to pay for
21    audits,  studies,  and  investigations in accordance with the
22    Illinois State Auditing Act during the next succeeding fiscal
23    year  for  each  State  fund  for   which   a   transfer   or
24    reimbursement is anticipated.
25        Beginning  with  fiscal  year 1994 and during each fiscal
26    year thereafter, the Auditor General  may  direct  the  State
27    Comptroller  and  Treasurer  to  transfer  moneys  from funds
28    authorized by the General Assembly for  that  fund.   In  the
29    event  funds,  including  federal  and  State trust funds but
30    excluding the General Revenue Fund, are  transferred,  during
31    fiscal  year  1994 and during each fiscal year thereafter, in
32    excess of the amount to  pay  actual  costs  attributable  to
33    audits,  studies, and investigations as permitted or required
34    by the Illinois State Auditing Act or specific action of  the
 
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 1    General Assembly, the Auditor General shall, on September 30,
 2    or  as  soon  thereafter  as is practicable, direct the State
 3    Comptroller and Treasurer to transfer the excess amount  back
 4    to the fund from which it was originally transferred.
 5    (Source: P.A.  90-314,  eff.  8-1-97;  90-587,  eff.  7-1-98;
 6    91-152, eff. 7-16-99.)

 7        Section  99.  Effective date.  This Act takes effect upon
 8    becoming law.

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