FY 2009-10 SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS

Summary: As Passed by the House

House Bill 5407 (H-1)

HFA Director: Mitchell E. Bean

Supplemental Coordinator: Kyle I. Jen

	Executive		House		Senate
Budget Area	Gross	GF/GP	Gross	GF/GP	Gross	GF/GP
Agriculture	$0	$0	($308,688)	$0
Treasury	0	0	345,146	0
TOTAL	$0	$0	$36,458	$0

FY 2009-10 Appropriation Items:	Executive	House	Senate
AGRICULTURE *1. Purses and Supplements* Reduces the Purses and Supplements line item to provide funds for the Racing Commissioner in the Michigan Gaming Control Board (see below). The fund source is the Agriculture Equine Industry Development Fund. The horse racing industry supports this fund shift in order to add horse racing days.	Gross Restricted	($308,688) (308,688)
TREASURY *2. Racing Commissioner* Adds $345,146 from the Agriculture Equine Industry Development Fund to the Racing Commissioner to allow for 46 additional racing dates. Of the additional funding, $308,688 would come from a reduction in Purses and supplements in the Agriculture section of the bill (see above), and $36,458 from private funds provided by the horse racing industry. The horse racing industry supports this funding in order to add horse racing days in 2010. The additional funding includes an estimated $72,688 which would provide for Michigan Department of Agriculture laboratory testing charges.	Gross Private Restricted	$345,146 36,458 308,688

FY 2009-10 Appropriation Items:

Executive

House

Senate

AGRICULTURE

1. Purses and Supplements

Reduces the Purses and Supplements line item to provide funds for the Racing Commissioner in the Michigan Gaming Control Board (see below). The fund source is the Agriculture Equine Industry Development Fund. The horse racing industry supports this fund shift in order to add horse racing days.

Gross

Restricted

($308,688)

(308,688)

TREASURY

2. Racing Commissioner

Adds $345,146 from the Agriculture Equine Industry Development Fund to the Racing Commissioner to allow for 46 additional racing dates. Of the additional funding, $308,688 would come from a reduction in Purses and supplements in the Agriculture section of the bill (see above), and $36,458 from private funds provided by the horse racing industry. The horse racing industry supports this funding in order to add horse racing days in 2010. The additional funding includes an estimated $72,688 which would provide for Michigan Department of Agriculture laboratory testing charges.

Gross

Private

Restricted

$345,146

36,458

308,688

FY 2009-10 Boilerplate Items:	Executive	House	Senate
*1. Additional Racing Dates* Indicates that the appropriation in part 1 is intended to add 46 horse racing dates, and provides funding for all related Racing Commissioner regulatory costs and Department of Agriculture testing costs.	--	Sec. 211
*2. Transfer of Office of Racing Commissioner* Provides for a report on the status and ongoing efforts to transfer the Office of Racing Commissioner to the Michigan Gaming Control Board pursuant to Executive Order 2009-45; report dueSeptember 1, 2010.	--	Sec. 212
*3. Costs of Conducting Race Dates* Requires the Michigan Gaming Control Board to use actual cost data in determining regulatory costs of conducting horse racing dates, and requires reporting. Requires refund if costs charged to certified horsemen's organizations is more than determined actual costs.	--	Sec. 213

Restricted

Indicates that the appropriation in part 1 is intended to add 46 horse racing dates, and provides funding for all related Racing Commissioner regulatory costs and Department of Agriculture testing costs.

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