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Status of Discretionary Appropriations: FY 2014 Senate [i] (July 1, 2013)

handle is hein.congrec/cbo11178 and id is 1 raw text is: FY 2014 Senate Current Status of Discretionary Appropriations As of July 1, 2013 Committee Guidance 1/ Current Status Current Status Less Committee Guidance Budget Authority Total Budget Authority Total Budget Authority Total Subcommittee Defense Nondefense Total Outlays Defense Nondefense Total Outlays Defense Nondefense Total Outlays (In millions of dollars) Agriculture 0 20,930 20,930 n.a. 0 20,930 20,930 22,140 0 0 0 n.a. Commerce, Justice, Science 5,045 47,227 52,272 n.a. 0 0 0 22,270 -5,045 -47,227 -52,272 n.a. Defense 594,204 208 594,412 n.a. 40 0 40 210,885 -594,164 -208 -594,372 n.a. Energy and Water 18,012 16,761 34,773 n.a. 18,012 16,761 34,773 39,996 0 0 0 n.a. Financial Services 27 23,163 23,190 n.a. 0 78 78 5,839 -27 -23,085 -23,112 n.a. Homeland Security 1,853 43,100 44,953 n.a. 0 5 5 21,379 -1,853 -43,095 -44,948 n.a. Interior and Environment 0 30,100 30,100 n.a. 0 0 0 12,537 0 -30,100 -30,100 n.a. Labor, HHS, Education 0 165,583 165,583 n.a. 0 24,642 24,642 104,421 0 -140,941 -140,941 n.a. Legislative Branch 0 4,350 4,350 n.a. 0 0 0 700 0 -4,350 -4,350 n.a. Military Construction and VA 10,688 63,678 74,366 n.a. 10,688 63,678 74,366 76,510 0 0 0 n.a. State, Foreign Operations 0 50,594 50,594 n.a. 0 0 0 27,023 0 -50,594 -50,594 n.a. Transportation, HUD 186 53,859 54,045 n.a. 186 53,859 54,045 117,478 0 0 0 n.a. Total 630,015 519,553 1,149,568 n.a. 28,926 179,953 208,879 661,178 -601,089 -339,600 -940,689 n.a. Notes: n.a. = not applicable; HHS Department of Health and Human Services; VA = Department of Veterans Affairs; HUD Department of Housing and Urban Development, OCO/GWOT = overseas contingency operations/global war on terrorism; Defense = budget function 050; Nondefense = all other than budget function 050. 2014 current status includes budget authority and outlays resulting from prior year appropriations. It reflects the latest stage of action, starting with the committee-reported stage. The Budget Control Act of 2011 (P.L. 112-25) imposes caps on appropriations of new discretionary budget authority. This law allows for adjustments to the discretionary caps when appropriations are provided for certain purposes. Funding for OCO/GWOT and funding designated as an emergency requirement would lead to an increase in the caps. The caps would also be increased for disaster relief funding, but the adjustments would be limited on the basis of historical averages for such funding. These adjustments will be shown in a memorandum memorandum section of the table, when appropriate. In addition, the caps would be increased for program integrity funding, up to the limits provided in the Act. This adjustment will be shown in a footnote, when appropriate. 1. The Senate Committee on Appropriations adopted committee guidance for the subcommittees during their committee markup on June 20, 2013. They adopted budget authority guidance only. The totals include guidance for base appropriations (that is, discretionary appropriations excluding OCO, disaster, program integrity, and emergencies) in the following amounts: Defense (budget function 050) $-$552, 000 million Nondefense (all other than budget function 050) $-506,000 million Total $-$1,058,000 million The totals also include guidance for adjustments (as described in the note above and pursuant to section 251 of the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985) as follows OCO ($77,788 million for Defense (subcommittee); $227 million for Homeland Security; and $6,515 million for State, Foreign Operations, for a total of $84,530 million) Disaster ($159 million for Financial Services and $5,626 million for Homeland Security) Program Integrity ($1,253 million for Labor, HHS, Education) The Committee provided guidance can be found on the Senate Committee on Appropriations website. Status of Appropriations Acts Reported: Transportation, HUD (S. 1243); Agriculture (S. 1244); Energy and Water (S. 1245); Military Construction, Veterans Affairs (H.R. 2216)

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