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 1        AN ACT in relation to State finance.

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

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

 6        (30 ILCS 105/6z-27)
 7        Sec. 6z-27.  All moneys in the Audit Expense  Fund  shall
 8    be  transferred,  appropriated and used only for the purposes
 9    authorized by, and subject to the limitations and  conditions
10    prescribed by, the State Auditing Act.
11        Within   30   days  after  the  effective  date  of  this
12    amendatory Act of 2003  2002,  the  State  Comptroller  shall
13    order transferred and the State Treasurer shall transfer from
14    the  following  funds  moneys  in  the  specified amounts for
15    deposit into the Audit Expense Fund:
16    Attorney General Court Ordered and
17        Voluntary Compliance Payment
18        Projects Fund.......................                3,296
19    The Agricultural Premium Fund...........    44,087      5,015
20    Anna Veterans Home Fund.................                2,971
21    Appraisal Administration Fund...........                3,144
22    Asbestos Abatement Fund.................                6,063
23    Attorney General Whistleblower
24        Reward and Protection Fund..........                1,324
25    Auction Regulation Administration Fund..                  903
26    Bank and Trust Company Fund.............               75,362
27    Build Illinois Capital Revolving
28        Loan Fund...........................                3,200
29    CAA Permit Fund.........................               15,364
30    Capital Development Board
31        Revolving Fund......................                  804
 
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 1    Capital Litigation Fund.................     1,627      1,633
 2    Care Provider Fund for Persons with
 3        Developmental Disability............    10,681      2,321
 4    Child Labor Enforcement Fund............                  989
 5    Coal Technology Development
 6        Assistance Fund.....................               10,511
 7    Common School Fund......................   126,724    151,291
 8    The Communications Revolving Fund.......     6,214     14,506
 9    Community MH/DD Service Provider
10        Participation Fee Fund..............                3,970
11    Community Water Supply Laboratory
12        Fund................................                1,814
13    Conservation 2000 Fund..................    11,882      2,050
14    Conservation 2000 Projects Fund.........     5,446        651
15    Credit Union Fund.......................               37,160
16    DCFS Children's Services Fund...........    67,776     80,084
17    Department of Business Services
18        Special Operations Fund.............                  710
19    Department of Children and Family
20        Services Training Fund..............     2,109      3,254
21    Department of Corrections Reimbursement
22        and Education Fund..................               37,968
23    Design Professionals Administration
24        and Investigation Fund..............                6,058
25    The Downstate Public Transportation
26        Fund................................     2,470      3,606
27    Dram Shop Fund..........................               38,498
28    Drivers Education Fund..................       579        719
29    Drug Rebate Fund........................                7,711
30    Drug Treatment Fund.....................                  884
31    Drycleaner Environmental Response
32        Trust Fund..........................    18,890     19,545
33    The Education Assistance Fund...........   323,233    293,518
34    Energy Efficiency Trust Fund............                1,624
 
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 1    Environmental Protection Permit
 2        and Inspection Fund.................               13,971
 3    Estate Tax Collection Distributive
 4        Fund................................     2,423      2,915
 5    Fair and Exposition Fund................                2,830
 6    Feed Control Fund.......................                1,573
 7    Fertilizer Control Fund.................                1,011
 8    The Fire Prevention Fund................       952        753
 9    Food and Drug Safety Fund...............                1,177
10    Fund for Illinois' Future...............               89,314
11    General Assembly Computer Equipment
12        Revolving Fund......................                  826
13    General Professions Dedicated Fund......               22,998
14    The General Revenue Fund................ 9,217,872  8,458,609
15    Grade Crossing Protection Fund..........     2,488      2,949
16    Group Workers Compensation
17        Pool Insolvency Fund................                2,266
18    Guardianship and Advocacy Fund..........                  741
19    Hazardous Waste Fund....................                7,431
20    Health Facility Plan Review Fund........                2,059
21    Homeowners' Tax Relief Fund.............                4,257
22    Horse Racing Fund.......................               53,529
23    Illinois Affordable Housing
24      Trust Fund............................     2,143        801
25    Illinois Aquaculture Development Fund...                1,980
26    Illinois Charity Bureau Fund............                1,701
27    Illinois Community College Board
28        Contracts and Grants Fund...........                1,153
29    Illinois Department of Agriculture
30        Laboratory Services Revolving Fund..                1,314
31    Illinois Gaming Law Enforcement Fund....                2,411
32    Illinois Health Care Cost Containment
33        Council Special Studies Fund........                9,103
34    Illinois Health Facilities Planning Fund.               1,284
 
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 1    Illinois Historic Sites Fund............                8,789
 2    Illinois School Asbestos Abatement Fund.                  712
 3    Illinois Standardbred Breeders Fund.....                3,243
 4    Illinois State Dental Disciplinary Fund.                5,237
 5    Illinois State Fair Fund................    10,727      1,220
 6    Illinois State Medical Disciplinary Fund.              28,116
 7    Illinois State Pharmacy Disciplinary Fund.              9,438
 8    Illinois Tax Increment Fund.............                  707
 9    Illinois Thoroughbred Breeders Fund.....     4,836        581
10    Illinois Veterans Rehabilitation Fund...                1,184
11    IMSA Income Fund........................     1,576      1,391
12    Income Tax Refund Fund..................    42,284     16,457
13    Insurance Financial Regulation Fund.....               41,327
14    Insurance Premium Tax Refund Fund.......                5,292
15    Insurance Producer Administration Fund..               31,663
16    International Tourism Fund..............                5,179
17    Juvenile Accountability Incentive
18        Block Grant Fund....................               15,782
19    LaSalle Veterans Home Fund..............                5,879
20    LEADS Maintenance Fund..................                1,073
21    Lead Poisoning, Screening, Prevention,
22        and Abatement Fund..................                3,036
23    Live and Learn Fund.....................     7,240      3,461
24    The Local Government Distributive
25        Fund................................    39,478     16,004
26    The Local Initiative Fund...............     6,370      1,408
27    Local Tourism Fund......................                7,598
28    Long Term Care Provider Fund............    20,462     12,632
29    Mandatory Arbitration Fund..............                2,710
30    Manteno Veterans Home Fund..............               16,820
31    Mental Health Fund......................     7,718      1,711
32    Metabolic Screening and Treatment Fund..                6,017
33    Metro-East Public Transportation Fund...     1,176      1,753
34    Monetary Award Program Reserve Fund.....                  995
 
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 1    Motor Carrier Safety Inspection Fund....                1,128
 2    The Motor Fuel Tax Fund.................    48,580     72,843
 3    Motor Vehicle License Plate Fund........     7,538      1,717
 4    Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention
 5        Trust Fund..........................                9,201
 6    Nuclear Safety Emergency
 7        Preparedness Fund...................               92,062
 8    Nursing Dedicated and Professional
 9        Fund................................               10,806
10    Optometric Licensing and Disciplinary
11        Committee Fund......................                3,072
12    Penny Severns Breast and
13        Cervical Cancer Research Fund.......                  622
14    The Personal Property Tax
15        Replacement Fund....................    35,901     15,466
16    Pesticide Control Fund..................                4,221
17    Plumbing Licensure and Program Fund.....                1,452
18    Prevention and Treatment of
19        Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
20        Block Grant Fund....................    20,480      4,347
21    Professional Regulation Evidence Fund...                  718
22    Professions Indirect Cost Fund..........               91,814
23    Public Health Services Revolving Fund...                1,372
24    Public Infrastructure Construction
25        Loan Revolving Fund.................                2,516
26    Public Pension Regulation Fund..........                1,185
27    The Public Transportation Fund..........    15,793     23,767
28    Public Utility Fund.....................               54,976
29    Quincy Veterans Home Fund...............               29,224
30    Radiation Protection Fund...............               27,193
31    Radioactive Waste Facility Development
32        and Operation Fund..................                3,363
33    Real Estate License Administration
34        Fund................................               17,661
 
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 1    Renewable Energy Resources
 2        Trust Fund..........................                  983
 3    The Road Fund...........................   177,650    229,517
 4    Regional Transportation Authority Occupation
 5        and Use Tax Replacement Fund........                  818
 6    Savings and Residential Finance
 7        Regulatory Fund.....................               16,501
 8    School Infrastructure Fund..............                7,609
 9    School Technology Revolving
10        Loan Fund...........................                  783
11    Secretary of State Special
12        Services Fund.......................     6,899      3,040
13    Securities Audit and
14        Enforcement Fund....................     1,671        588
15    Solid Waste Management Fund.............                4,760
16    Special Education Medicaid
17        Matching Fund.......................     6,082     11,046
18    State and Local Sales Tax
19        Reform Fund.........................     1,696        686
20    State Asset Forfeiture Fund.............                1,429
21    State Construction Account
22        Fund................................    62,967     76,084
23    The State Gaming Fund...................     5,745      1,758
24    The State Garage
25        Revolving Fund......................     1,777      3,617
26    The State Lottery Fund..................    35,933     35,245
27    State Police Services Fund..............                9,663
28    State Police Whistleblower Reward
29        and Protection Fund.................                5,250
30    State Treasurer's Bank Services
31        Trust Fund..........................       755        747
32    The Statistical Services
33        Revolving Fund......................     4,470      7,271
34    Subtitle D Management Fund..............                  642
 
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 1    Supplemental Low-Income
 2        Energy Assistance Fund..............               43,311
 3    Tobacco Settlement Recovery Fund........    65,706     14,030
 4    Tourism Promotion Fund..................               20,866
 5    Traffic and Criminal Conviction
 6        Surcharge Fund......................               42,543
 7    Transportation Regulatory Fund..........               36,606
 8    Trauma Center Fund......................                4,859
 9    U of I Hospital Services Fund...........     5,927      5,325
10    Underground Storage Tank Fund...........               29,169
11    The Vehicle Inspection Fund.............       887     26,641
12    Violence Prevention Fund................                1,188
13    Violent Crime Victims
14        Assistance Fund.....................               15,928
15    Weights and Measures Fund...............     4,765        611
16    Wireless Service Emergency Fund.........     1,447        845
17    The Working Capital Revolving
18        Fund................................    62,229    116,105
19        Notwithstanding any provision of the law to the contrary,
20    the General Assembly hereby authorizes the use of such  funds
21    for the purposes set forth in this Section.
22        These  provisions do not apply to funds classified by the
23    Comptroller as federal trust funds or State trust funds.  The
24    Audit Expense Fund may receive  transfers  from  those  trust
25    funds only as directed herein, except where prohibited by the
26    terms of the trust fund agreement.  The Auditor General shall
27    notify  the  trustees of those funds of the estimated cost of
28    the audit to be incurred under the  Illinois  State  Auditing
29    Act  for  the fund.  The trustees of those funds shall direct
30    the State Comptroller and Treasurer to transfer the estimated
31    amount to the Audit Expense Fund.
32        The Auditor  General  may  bill  entities  that  are  not
33    subject  to  the above transfer provisions, including private
34    entities, related organizations and entities whose funds  are
 
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 1    locally-held,   for   the   cost   of  audits,  studies,  and
 2    investigations  incurred  on  their  behalf.   Any   revenues
 3    received  under  this  provision  shall be deposited into the
 4    Audit Expense Fund.
 5        In the event that moneys  on  deposit  in  any  fund  are
 6    unavailable,  by  reason  of  deficiency  or any other reason
 7    preventing their lawful transfer, the State Comptroller shall
 8    order transferred and the State Treasurer shall transfer  the
 9    amount  deficient  or  otherwise unavailable from the General
10    Revenue Fund for deposit into the Audit Expense Fund.
11        On or before  December  1,  1992,  and  each  December  1
12    thereafter,  the  Auditor  General shall notify the Bureau of
13    the Budget of the amount estimated to be necessary to pay for
14    audits, studies, and investigations in  accordance  with  the
15    Illinois State Auditing Act during the next succeeding fiscal
16    year   for   each   State   fund  for  which  a  transfer  or
17    reimbursement is anticipated.
18        Beginning with fiscal year 1994 and  during  each  fiscal
19    year  thereafter,  the  Auditor  General may direct the State
20    Comptroller and  Treasurer  to  transfer  moneys  from  funds
21    authorized  by  the  General  Assembly for that fund.  In the
22    event funds, including federal  and  State  trust  funds  but
23    excluding  the  General Revenue Fund, are transferred, during
24    fiscal year 1994 and during each fiscal year  thereafter,  in
25    excess  of  the  amount  to  pay actual costs attributable to
26    audits, studies, and investigations as permitted or  required
27    by  the Illinois State Auditing Act or specific action of the
28    General Assembly, the Auditor General shall, on September 30,
29    or as soon thereafter as is  practicable,  direct  the  State
30    Comptroller  and Treasurer to transfer the excess amount back
31    to the fund from which it was originally transferred.
32    (Source: P.A. 91-152, eff.  7-16-99;  91-855,  eff.  6-22-00;
33    92-494, eff. 8-23-01; 92-746, eff. 7-25-02.)
 
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 1        Section  99.  Effective date.  This Act takes effect upon
 2    becoming law.