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H. J. Res. 124, Continuing Appropriations Resolution, 2015 1 (September 10, 2014)

handle is hein.congrec/cbo1950 and id is 1 raw text is: The Continuing Appropriations Resolution, 2015 (H. J. Res. 124), as Introduced in the House of Representatives on September 9, 2014 Discretionary spending, in millions of dollars September 10, 2014 Regular Appropriations 1/ House Subcommittee Across-the- Board Base 3, 4/ Reduction 5/ Total Other Regular Provisions 6/ Appropriations Sec. 251 Adjustments 2/ Overseas Contingency Other Total Operations Adjustments 3, 7/ Appropriations Agriculture BA: 20,795 0: 21,811 Commerce, Justice, Science BA: 49,158 0: 61,028 Defense BA: 487,700 0: 529,153 Energy and Water Financial Services Homeland Security Interior Labor, HHS, Education Legislative Branch Military Construction, VA State, Foreign Operations Transportation, HUD Total BA: 33,990 0: 37,767 BA: 21,882 0: 22,895 39,392 44,452 29,467 31,445 161,353 168,990 4,256 4,200 76,256 77,770 42,558 44,607 54,000 118,721 1,020,807 1,162,839 6 20,789 5 21,808 0 49,124 0 61,007 0 487,431 0 528,977 0 33,971 0 37,756 2 21,871 2 22,886 0 0 0 0 -4,476 61 0 0 -3,287 -440 -244 -244 -1 -1 39,370 44,438 29,451 31,434 156,788 169,011 4,254 4,198 72,934 77,300 42,290 44,353 53,964 118,691 -8,000 1,012,237 -617 1,161,859 20,789 21,808 49,124 61,007 85,146 43,156 0 572,577 75 572,208 5,626 281 33,971 37,756 21,871 22,886 45,223 44,901 29,451 31,434 157,712 169,824 4,254 4,198 6,519 1,449 91,892 44,787 6,550 1,169 72,934 77,300 48,809 45,802 53,964 118,691 1,110,679 1,207,815 Source: Congressional Budget Office. Notes: BA = budget authority; 0 = outlays; HHS = Health and Human Services; VA = Veterans Affairs; HUD = Housing and Urban Development. This resolution would provide funding through December 11, 2014. Appropriations are shown on an annualized basis. 1. These amounts are subject to discretionary spending limits in the Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act of 1985 (the Deficit Control Act), as amended. The spending limits were established in the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013, which amended the Deficit Control Act. 2. Appropriations designated pursuant to section 251(b)(2) of the Deficit Control Act of 1985. The spending limits set by the act (see footnote 1) will be adjusted to accommodate appropriations for these purposes. 3. Excludes the effects of the full-year provisions of P.L. 113-46, the Continuing Appropriations Act, 2014 ($636 million for wildland fire management and -$1 million for a freeze of Members' pay, both under Regular Appropriations) and the appropriation in P.L. 113-145, the Supplemental EmergencV Appropriations Resolution, 2014 ($225 million for the Iron Dome defense system, under Other Adjustments). 4. Estimate of section 101(a). 5. Estimate of section 101(b), an across-the-board reduction of 0.0554% to the rate of operations provided by section 101(a). 6. Estimate of all sections except section 101. These are also know as anomalies. 7. Amounts shown for the Defense subcommittee are designated as emergency funding; amounts shown for the Homeland Security subcommittee are designated as disaster funding; amounts shown for the Labor, HHS, Education subcommittee are designated as program integrity funding.

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