Highlights of Significant Budget Changes (FY05 to FY18)

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1 FY FY09 17 FY09 18 (FY05 to ) FY06 Executive Commissioner's Administration FY06 AIDEA / AIDEA / Advocacy FY06 Banking & Banking & Deleted a Public Information r position Funding for the Alaska Regional Organization Program (ARDOR) Established a Quota Manager Position FY06 RCA RCA Established an Advisory Section and a Commission Section Manager position FY06 FY07 FY07 FY07 - FY08 RCA Audits & Investigations Executive Administration QTA Independent Traveler s RCA Audits & Investigations Administrative Services Advocacy Advocacy QTA Independent Traveler s Structure Tourism Marketing FY08-1 FY08 Revenue Sharing Fisheries Taxes Revenue 14 Sharing FY09 Executive Commissioner's 15 Administration FY09 Executive Administration / Commissioner's / Deleted the RCA Audits & Investigations Appropriation/Allocation Increased I/A Receipt Authorization due to transfer of Information Technology positions into Administrative Services One-time increase to restore funding to be distributed to Regional Seafood Associations Increased funding for the Rural Utility Business Advisory (RUBA) Program s for Independent Traveler promotions for the Bering Sea Fisheries Association Increase I/A Receipt Authorization for Shared Fisheries Tax Programs Deleted funding equal to the cost of a Deputy Commissioner Deleted Special Assistant to the Commissioner Position to fund Manager Position in OED Established three new Administrator positions Alaska Resource Special Session - Administrative Costs of the Bulk Fuel Bridge Loan Program (.4) (80.) (10.6) Deleted 1 PFT position (08-X101) Funding was originally removed from AIDEA (AIDEA Receipts) and Advocacy (I/A Receipts) and would be replaced if legislation passed to extend the ARDORs program. The program was extended through Ch. 51, SLA 005 (HB119) and funding was replaced in AIDEA and Advocacy Added 1 PFT position (08-X104) Added PFT positions - a new organizational structure was established to include an Advisory Section and Commission Section. (1,01.8) (1,01.8) Executive Order 111 transferred the public advocacy function of the RCA to the Department of Law (DOL), Attorney General's. Positions were transferred to the DOL/ Regulatory Affairs Public Advocacy section and funding for the DOL appropriation is being provided directly from RCA. 1,9.5 1,9.5 Includes one-time funding $07.9 I/A Receipts IncOTI 6.9 1,09.1 1,456.0 Additional funding from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to continue training programs developed by Advocacy Changes in the level of authorization FY07 - Increased $600.0 FY08 - Increased $9. Unlike other QTA funding, this funding was not subject to match requirements. All funding was eliminated from the budget in FY Changes in the level of authorization: FY08 - $50.0 (brought the total annual funding to $50.0) - ($6.5) & IncOTI (brought the total annual funding to $187.5) - ($187.5) (deleted all funding from the budget),000.0,000.0 Increased total level of authorization from $1,600.0 to $, (5.8) (11.4) (149.) No positions deleted 19.5 (9.) (9.8) Commissioner's - Deleted 1 PFT position (08-017) received $96.0 DGF to restore a Manager position (08-14X) Added PFT positions - one-time funding for positions (operating item in the capital budget) Added 1 PFT position (funding in operating budget) (HB4001) Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division 1 of 1

2 (FY05 to ) 19 FY FY FY10 8 FY09- FY10 FY09 Investments Investments FY09- FY10 FY09- FY10 Quota Quota Program Program Banking & Banking & Banking & Ch. 6, SLA 008 (SB 0) Film /Film Production Tax Credit Ch. 110, SLA 008 (HB 8) Power Project Fund/Bulk Fuel Loan Funding Ch. 15, SLA 008 (SB 49) Capstone Avionics Fund/Loans Deleted $180.5 of funding for the CDQ Program -- $50.0 remaining SB 0 established a film office and created a transferable tax credit to be applied to certain film production expenditures. Added PFT positions FY09 - $90.0 First year fiscal note FY10 - ($15.0) Second year fiscal note reduction of one-time costs (See line 65 - positions and funding transferred and eliminated in FY14) HB 8 established the Bulk Fuel Bridge Revolving Loan Fund and program. The bulk fuel bridge revolving loan program makes loans to communities unable to qualify for credit or the Alaska Energy Authority Revolving Fuel Loan program. The fund capitalized with approximately $. million in emergency bridge loan funding held by the Alaska Village Electric Co-operative. In FY1, the Bulk Fuel Loan program was transferred from AEA to Investments/ (Ch. 46, SLA01) SB 49 established the Alaska Capstone Avionics Revolving Loan Fund. The purpose of the fund is to increase the safety of intra-state air transportation in Alaska by providing low interest loans to aircraft owners so that they can purchase capstone avionics equipment. The fund was capitalized with $4.8 million from the general fund. Added PFT positions (180.5) (180.5) See line 9 -- remaining funding was eliminated in FY11 HB 16 Mortgage Lending HB 16 required the licensing and regulation of people and companies originating, lending or brokering mortgage loans in Alaska and required examination of the licensees. FY09 - $85.0 and added PFT positions 1st year funding based on the fiscal note FY10 - $08.0 and added PFT positions nd year funding based on the fiscal note Banking & Increased Legal Costs $180.0 was added in FY09 as a one-time increment. $00.0 was added to the base budget in FY10. Increased legal costs were due to additional Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) oversight, payday lending regulation (SB Uniform Money Services Act), and mortgage loan licensing and regulation (HB16). FY09 Insurance Insurance Increased Legal Costs Due to the increased number of individuals licensed to sell insurance products the increased complexity of products being sold, more legal review is required. The division also responds to allegations of violations and fraud. FY09 RCA RCA Increased Legal Costs 1, ,000.0 Unanticipated legal costs resulting from 1) a petition to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) by the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) carriers challenging the jurisdiction of the Regulatory Commission of Alaska (RCA) and its authority to regulate oil tariffs; and ) RCA TAPS related litigation in the Supreme Court of Alaska. FY09 Revenue Sharing Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) Revenue Sharing Payment to Unorganized Boroughs for loss of revenues due to federal use of lands Established funding for two Administrator positions in the base budget,68.6,68.6 Current level of authorization $6,46.6 is insufficient -- increased level via RPL to $10,065.. Approved via RPL dated 1/10/ Added PFT positions (originally funding was added in FY09 capital budget) Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division of 1

3 (FY05 to ) FY10 9 FY10 Revenue Sharing Payment in Lieu of 0 Taxes (PILT) FY10 AEA AEA Statewide Project, 1 FY11 FY FY11 7 FY11 8 FY FY11- FY11 AEA AEA Statewide Project, FY11- FY1 FY11- FY1 FY11- FY1 Banking & Banking & Banking & Banking & Banking & Banking & Quota Quota Program Program Revenue Sharing Replaced Business License Revenue (Blic&Corp DGF) with UGF Increased authorization to the anticipated level for FY10 Funding for the AEA Executive Director/Statewide Energy Coordinator Funding for Local Government Specialists to provide technical assistance to at risk rural communities to the Bering Sea Fishermen's Association to continue AYK Sustainable Salmon Initiative research to Ilisagvik College for workforce development programs Funding for a small-scale nuclear power feasibility research grant Ch. 61, SLA 010 (SB 79) Mortgage Lending Funding to perform statutorily required examinations for annual accreditation of financial institutions Reduced excess federal authorization from the Rural Alaska Financial Education program Deleted the remaining funding for the Quota (CDQ) program Insurance Insurance Funding for statutorily required notification to licensees and for consumer protection CBPL CBPL Ch. 67, SLA 010 (HB 15) Public Accounting FY11 Serve Alaska Serve Alaska Additional authorization to match available federal funds and increase administrative capacity The annual cost of a business license was reduced from $100 to $50 - resulting in declining revenues. $1,971. Blic&Corp was replaced with unrestricted general funds.,67.4,67.4 Increased total level of authorization from $6,46.6 to $10, Existing position located in AIDEA One-time grant Changes in the level of authorization: FY11 - $600.0 (brought the total annual funding to $600.0) FY14 - ($00.0) (brought the total annual funding to $400.0) - ($100.0) & IncOTI (brought the total annual funding to $00.0) - ($00.0) (deleted all funding from the budget) SB 79 brings Alaska's mortgage lending statutes into compliance with the Federal licensing requirements and implements the used of the national database licensing system. Added 1 PFT position FY11 - $11.0 First year of fiscal note FY1 - ($0.0) Second year of fiscal note reduced one-time costs FY1 - ($7.0) Third year of fiscal note reduced services (50.0) (50.0) Rural Alaska Financial Education grant was funded in the capital budget Ch. 61, SLA 01 and operating authorization was not needed. (57.6) (57.6) This function is preformed by the federal government $00.0 was added in FY11 as a one-time increment. In FY1, $00.0 was added to the base budget HB 15 established an Executive Secretary position within CBPL for the Board of Public Accountancy. Added 1 PFT position FY11 - $14. First year fiscal note FY1 - ($10.0) Second year of fiscal notes reduced one-time costs Added 1 PFT position Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division of 1

4 (FY05 to ) Fund Capitalization Revenue Sharing Fund FY11 & FY1 FY1- FY1 FY1- FY1 AIDEA / AEA AIDEA / AEA Statewide Project, FY1 AEA AEA Rural Energy Operations FY1- AEA AEA Statewide Project, Revenue Sharing Additional Revenue Sharing Payments (Statewide Approp) Funding for testing seed potatoes through University of Alaska Fairbanks plant materials lab 45, ,000.0 FY1 Additional Payments - $0 million (Supplemental item effective FY11) FY1 Additional Payments - $5 million (Supplemental item effective FY1) This funding is in addition to the standard $60 million Revenue Sharing payments. The additional funding was dispersed in same proportion as regular Revenue Sharing payments (Multi year appropriation FY1 & FY1) $600.0 grant to the Alaska Manufacturing Extension Program (AMEP). In FY1, $00.0 was reappropriated to the Department of Natural Resources, Plant Materials Center. Alaska Native Arts Marketing Changes in the level of authorization: FY1 - $400.0 (brought the total annual funding to $400.0) - ($100.0) & IncOTI (brought the total annual funding to $00.0) - ($00.0) (deleted all funding from the budget) Ch. 6, FSSLA 011 (SB 4) establishing new positions in AIDEA for AEA for the acquisition or construction of a Susitna River power project Replace eliminated Denali Training funds (Federal) with UGF for Rural Utilities Training and Rural Technical Assistance Award for Emerging Energy Technology Data Collection, Reporting, and Associated Activities FY1 CBPL CBPL Supplemental One-time fund source change from Receipt Supported Services to Unrestricted General Funds to correct historical indirect cost overpayments FY1- FY1 FY1- FY14 FY1- FY14 AK Gasline Corp AK Gasline Corp FY1 AIDEA / AEA AIDEA / AEA Statewide Project, Oil & Gas CIP receipts for Alaska Gasline Corporation Staff and Operating Costs funded by capital projects Sealaska Heritage Institute for Southeast Sustainable Arts program Ch. 48, SLA 1 (SB 10) established the Alaska Native Language Council within DCCED/ Regional Affairs Funding for Financial and Contractual Compliance due to new development projects,888.0,888.0 SB 4 expands the Alaska Energy Authority's power to allow AEA to acquire a Susitna River Power Project and establish a project office in pursuit of constructing and owning the Susitna Hydro project. Added 8 PFT positions - the positions are located in AIDEA's appropriation and budgeted with Inter-agency Receipt authorization. The funding to pay for the positions is located in AEA's appropriation -- funding authorization reflected on this summary is duplicated (00.0) Financial assistance award for emerging energy technology for the Denali Commission. (Multi-Year FY1-) $,49.8 unrestricted general funds to reimburse the Professional Boards and Commissions for multiple years of indirect cost overpayments that should have been charged to Business License and Corporations.,476.,476. While under AHFC -- levels of authorization: FY1 - $1,095. FY1 - $,476. (See line 99 - additional information on levels of funding in FY14 -) FY1 - $150.0 (IncT for FY1-) - ($150.0) (deleted all funding from the budget) The Alaska Native Language Preservation and Advisory Council was established for the purpose of preserving, restoring and revitalizing Alaska Native languages. Added PFT positions FY1 - $40. First year fiscal note FY14 - ($4.0) Second year of fiscal notes reduced one-time costs Added PFT positions - the positions are located in AIDEA's appropriation and budgeted with Inter-agency Receipt authorization. The funding to pay for the positions is located in AEA's appropriation -- funding authorization reflected on this summary is duplicated. Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division 4 of 1

5 (FY05 to ) 59 FY FY14 64 FY14 65 FY1- AIDEA / AEA AIDEA / AEA Statewide Project, FY1 AIDEA / AEA AIDEA / AEA Technical Assistance Support Positions for AEA Susitna- Watana & Contractual Costs Funding and positions for the AEA Technical Assistance and Circuit Rider Programs FY1 CBPL CBPL Business Licensing and Corporations Indirect Costs FY1- FY14 CBPL CBPL Ch. 5, SLA 01 (SB 9) Dentists/Dental Hygienists/Assistants 57 FY1 RCA RCA Funding and positions to address utility 58 and pipeline emerging issues FY1- Alcoholic Beverage Alcoholic Beverage Ch. 55, SLA 1 (HB 15) transferred FY14 Control Board Control Board the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board from the Department of Public Safety to the Department of Commerce, and FY14 & FY14- FY14- Deleted federal authority & two Local Government Specialist Position for the Rural Utility Business Advisor (RUBA) program CBPL CBPL Travel authorization for Boards and Commissions CBPL CBPL CBPL CBPL ARDORS Ch. 6, SLA 01 (SB 16) Board of Architects, Engineers, Surveyors Ch. 8, SLA 01 (HB 84) Military Training Credit/Temp License 10% Reduction of Alaska Regional Organizations (ARDOR) Reduced funding for two Film positions transferred from DCCED to Department of Revenue (DOR),5.4,5.4 FY1 added 5 PFT positions & FY14 added 7 PFT - the positions are located in AIDEA's appropriation and budgeted with Inter-agency Receipt authorization. The funding to pay for the positions is located in AEA's appropriation -- funding authorization reflected on this summary is duplicated. $6.5 I/A was added in for positions added in FY Added PFT positions - the positions are located in AIDEA's appropriation and budgeted with Inter-agency Receipt authorization. The funding to pay for the positions is located in AEA's appropriation -- funding authorization reflected on this summary is duplicated Previously the Professional Licensing program covered the indirect costs associated with the Business Licensing and Corporations program. Authorization was added and Business Licensing and Corporations will pay for their portion of the indirect costs SB 9 added 1 PFT investigator position within CBPL for the Board of Dentists/Dental Hygienists/Assistants. FY1 - $11.9 First year fiscal note FY14 - ($5.0) Second year of fiscal note reduced one-time costs Added PFT positions Funding was appropriated to migrate two database applications from DPS to DCCED and to meet the allocated costs to the ABC Board for the DCCED's Cost Allocation Plan. FY1 - $47.5 First year fiscal note FY14 - (47.5) Second year fiscal note reduced all funding and requested via increments in budget process (see line 66). 0.0 (58.8) Deleted PFT positions and replaced the existing $194.6 GF Match with UGF to continue services that were leveraged through the Federal RUBA program - such as Title 9 compliance and community management Travel authorization for third party reimbursements (SDPR) and additional Board and Commission travel FY14 - $00.0 RSS and $0.0 SDPR - ($0.0) RSS and $0.0 SDPR SB16 established a dedicated investigator position within CBPL for the Board of Architects, Engineers, and Land Surveyors (AELS). FY14 - $115.5 First year of fiscal note - ($5.0) Second year of fiscal note reduced one-time costs Added 1 PFT position HB 84 required the department or board to accept relevant experience, training or services acquired while serving in the armed forces for professional licensing. Eleven affected boards required additional meetings to meet the requirements of the legislation. $17.6 RSS was appropriated in FY14 only and removed from the budget in. (85.5) (85.5) Reduced from $859.5 to $774.0 and line item transfer of $51.9 from the Personal Services line to the s line (All ARDORs funding in the s line). (198.0) (198.0) Ch 51, SLA 1 (SB ) directed DCCED to transfer existing positions in the Film to the DOR. positions were transferred from DCCED to DOR in the FY14 Adj Base. However, because SB also established a new film production promotion program in DCCED, the dept retained the funding for the positions in the FY14 Governor's requested budget. $198.0 UGF and 1 Administrative Assistant position was eliminated within. Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division 5 of 1

6 (FY05 to ) FY14 Alcoholic Beverage Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Control Board FY14 & FY14- FY14- Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Alcoholic Beverage Control Board AIDEA AIDEA AEA AEA Statewide Project, CBPL CBPL CBPL CBPL CBPL CBPL CBPL CBPL CBPL CBPL Authorization to meet allocated administrative support and Department of Law legal assistance costs Replaced uncollectable I/A receipt authorization and maintain the Underage Drinking Enforcement Program Ch. 6, SLA 01 (SB ) AIDEA: LNG Project; Dividends Ch. 14, SLA 014 (SB 18) Gas Pipeline: AGDC; Oil & Gas Production Tax Ch. 87, SLA 014 (HB 140) Regulations: Notice, Review, Comment Ch. 6, SLA 014 (HB 160) Licensing of Athletic Trainers Ch. 114, SLA 014 (HB 8) Board/Licensing of Massage Therapists Ch. 41, SLA 014 (HB 61) Licensing of Behavior Analysts Ch. 110, SLA 014 (HB ) Lines of Business on a Business License $17.0 for the Department's Cost Allocation Plan and $6.5 for the legal assistance. A FY1 supplemental for an identical amount was also approved (100.0) 0.0 GF/PR was authorized as a one-time item in FY14. This program was previously funded by a Reimbursable Services Agreement (RSA) with the Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Juvenile Justice. The federal funding for this program ended on December 1, 01. A FY1 supplemental for $50.0 GF/PR was also approved. The budget adds the funding to the base AIDEA Receipts for consultants to assist in drafting regulations for a direct financing program and contractual services for coordinating project partners, performing technical evaluations and completing financing agreements for the Interior Energy Project (IEP). FY14 - $950.0 First year fiscal note - ($00.0) second year fiscal note reducing contractual services - ($00.0) third year fiscal note reducing contractual services,05.0,05.0 SB 18 directs AEA to plan and make a recommendation to the legislature on infrastructure needed to deliver affordable energy to areas in the state that do not have direct access to a north slope natural gas pipeline before January 1, HB 140 requires several changes to requirements pertaining to the adoption, amendment or repeal of a state regulation. Added 1 PFT position HB 160 establishes the professional licensing of Athletic Trainers. - $ First year of fiscal note - ($4.1) - Second year of fiscal note reduced one-time costs HB 8 establishes a board and professional licensing of Massage Therapists. - $ First year of fiscal note - ($19.9) - Second year of fiscal note reduced one-time costs & added travel costs HB 61 establishes the professional licensing of Behavior Analysts. - $ First year of fiscal note - ($44.9) - Second year of fiscal note reduced one-time costs HB provides for the issuance of one business license for multiple trades, services, professions, or activities and for the issuance of a new business license to make a changes on the business license. - $8.5 - First year of fiscal note 74 - ($8.5) - Second year of fiscal note reduced one-time costs AK Gasline AK Gasline Oil & Gas Increase in authorization to meet 6.7 In-state Natural Gas Pipeline fund 75 Corp Corp Market Based Pay RCA RCA Analysis of Independent Electric One-time funding () for determining whether creating an independent Utilities System in the Railbelt system operator or similar structure for electric utilities in the Railbelt area 76 is a viable option. Dept Wide Various Unallocated Unallocated Travel Reduction (61.7) (61.7) 77 Appropriation Various Various Deleted two positions with funding (107.5) (44.8) (15.) Deleted PFT positions Assistant ( ) Administrative Assistant II (Administrative Services) Executive Commissioner's Deleted vacant Communications (11.) (11.) Deleted 1 PFT position (08-X00) 79 Administration Coordinator Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division 6 of 1

7 (FY05 to ) Executive Administrative Administration Services 80 Executive 81 Administration Banking & FY09- Administrative Services Banking & Serve Alaska CBPL CBPL Deleted six vacant positions (566.6) (119.7) (686.) Deleted 6 PFT positions Analyst/Programmer Analyst/Programmer Assistant Accounting Technician Assistant II Analyst Programmer II Reduced department-wide and (00.0) (00.0) Information Technology services Deleted vacant Business Reg (7.0) (7.0) Deleted 1 PFT position (08-095) Examiner Deleted two vacant positions (166.6) (9.7) (176.) Deleted PFT positions s Administrator II Administrative Assistant III Reduced excess federal receipt (1,00.0) (1,00.0) authority Ch. 84, SLA 008 (SB 196) Prescription Drug Database development One-time federal award of $400.0 was granted to CBPL to develop the Prescription Drug Database in FY09. Levels of authorization: FY09 - $400.0 (IncOTI) FY10 - $400.0 (IncOTI) FY11 - $400.0 (IncOTI) FY1 - $80.0 authorization added to the base budget. FY14 - ($90.0) reduced excess authorization - $104.5 I/A Receipts from HSS for operating costs - ($90.0) reduced uncollectable Federal receipts and ($85.0) of interagency receipt authorization that was collected from HSS - $167.0 I/A Receipts to collected Federal Receipts (from HSS) CBPL CBPL Deleted vacant Assistant II (59.1) (59.1) Deleted 1 PFT position (08-090) Reduced economic development (9.4) (9.4) 87 activities Deleted three positions (5.) (5.) Deleted PFT positions Dev Spec II, Option A Planner III Dev Spec II, Option B Investments Investments Deleted two vacant positions (14.1) (14.1) Deleted PFT positions Loan/Collection r II Loan Closer/Processor I Insurance Insurance Deleted six vacant positions (76.6) (104.4) (81.0) Deleted 4 PFT and Temp positions Assistant I Assistant I 08-N0900 Assistant (temp) 08-N11001 Assistant I (temp) Paralegal II Insurance Licensing Examiner I - Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Multi-year funding for the Regulation of Marijuana,60.1,60.1 On November 4, 014, a citizens' initiative to tax and regulate the production, sale and use of marijuana was passed. This initiative was essentially a "bill" enacted by the people of Alaska. Regulating marijuana became the responsibility of the ABC Board. Funding was appropriated for & to draft regulations, set license fees and begin the regulation of marijuana. Added 4 PFT positions Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division 7 of 1

8 (FY05 to ) AK Gasline AK Gasline Corp Corp FY14- FY14- AK Gasline Corp Alaska Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Participation Ch. 11, SLA 01 (HB 4) Alaska Gasline Corporation Ch. 14, SLA 014 (SB 18) Gas Pipeline: AGDC; Oil & Gas Production Tax 10, ,447.9 In FY14, the Alaska Gasline Corporation was transferred from the Department of Revenue to DCCED with the passage of HB 4. The fiscal note included $7,69.6 of In-State Natural Gas Pipeline funds ($4,058. for new personal services costs and $,64. for the replacement of existing CIP receipts). It also added 5 PFT positions - ($,7.) Second year of fiscal note reduced one-time costs - $4,450.0 (in SB119) additional authority for travel services commodities and capital outlay costs and was carried forward into the base - ($15.0) Third year of fiscal note reduced personal services,801.9,801.9 SB 18 expanded the purpose of AGDC by authorizing it to participate in advancing an Alaska liquefied natural gas project (AKLNG) while continuing to advance the in-state natural gas pipeline project. The fiscal note added: -FY14 Supplemental funding of $406.7 AGDC-LNG (Other) - funding of $,999.4 AGDC-LNG (Other) -Added 6 PFT positions - ($0.0) nd year fiscal note reduction 9 AIDEA AIDEA Deleted two vacant positions (0.) (0.) Deleted PFT positions 08-X065 Assistant Project Manager X11 Asst Environmental Manager RCA RCA Deleted three vacant positions (4.) (4.) Deleted PFT positions RCA Utility Tariff Analyst III Utility Fin Analyst III Hearing Examiner I Dept Wide Various Unallocated Unallocated Travel Reduction (161.5) (161.5) 96 Appropriation Dept Wide Various Unallocated DCCED's portion of the $9.8 million Appropriation Branch-wide Unallocated Reduction FY09- FY1- FY07 - Revenue Sharing National Forest Receipts Revenue Sharing National Forest Receipts Level of Authorization to Kawerak Inc for Administration & 50% match to the federal Essential Air Service Program for the City of Diomede Alaska Marine Safety Education Association (AMSEA) grant for continued boating education and training (1,100.0) (1,100.0) ($8.9) - Commissioner's (Personal Services savings) ($.5) - Administrative Services ($.) - ($5.) - ($50.0) AEA Rural Energy (reduced Conference & Sponsorship costs) ($600.0) - Tourism Marketing ($400.0) - Alaska Seafood Marketing (reduced Domestic Advertising & Event Sponsorship) Changes in the level of authorization: FY09 - Increased authorization by $11.5 million (in RPL dated 11/7/08 & RPL dated /4/09) FY10 - Increased authorization by $6. million FY11 - Increased authorization by $1.4 million FY1 - Reduced authorization by $.1 million FY1 - Reduced authorization by $14.6 million ($600.0 remaining) Changes in the level of authorization: FY1 - $00.0 (brought the total annual funding to $00.0) - IncOTI (total annual funding remained at $00.0) - IncM (total annual funding remained at $00.0 in base) Changes in the level of authorization: FY07 - $0.0 (brought the total annual funding to $15.0) FY1 - $60.0 (brought the total annual funding to $196.9) - IncOTI (total annual funding remained at $196.9) - IncM (total annual funding remained at $196.9) Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division 8 of 1

9 101 (FY05 to ) FY to Alaska Legal Services Corporation to Alaska Air Carriers Association, Inc for the Medallion Foundation Changes in the level of authorization: FY09 - $00.0 (one-time grant) FY10 - $00.0 (brought the total annual funding to $00.0) FY11 - $150.0 (brought the total annual funding to $50.0) FY1 - $00.0 (brought the total annual funding to $550.0) - ($100.0) (brought the total annual funding to $450.0) Changes in the level of authorization: - $50.0 (brought the total annual funding to $50.0) - ($50.0) (deleted all funding from the budget) - $50.0 IncOTI Delete s Administrator position (111.) (111.) Deleted 1 PFT position Reduce audit activities, grants management staff and special projects support CBPL CBPL Occupational Licensing Examiners for 105 Increased Licensing - CBPL CBPL Ch. 5, SLA 016 (SB 74) Medicaid Reform; Telemedicine; Drug Database ARDORS Delete grant funding for the Alaska Regional Organizations (ARDOR) Delete 4 Specialist II, Option A positions Reduce Promotional Activities and Research Projects Reduced Tok Visitors Center Assistance (80.9) (80.9) Deleted PFT positions Business Specialist (08-17X) s Administrator ( ) Audit & Review Analyst II (1-609) IncOTI - Added to the base budget SB74 impacts the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) and the PDMP database, as well as expands telehealth. - $56. First year fiscal note and adds 5 PFT positions - $44.1 second year fiscal note increased costs (774.1) (774.1) Eliminates all grant funding for ARDORS. (467.4) (467.4) Deleted 4 PFT positions (7.6) (7.6) (197.) (197.) 1 PFT Position was transferred to the Department of Administration/ Division of Motor Vehicles for continued DMV support PFT position and 1 PPT position were deleted. Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division 9 of 1

10 111 (FY05 to ) Tourism Marketing Tourism Marketing & FY05- - Tourism Marketing Insurance Insurance Tourism Marketing Contracts Level of Authorization Alaska Comprehensive Health Insurance (ACHI) fund Total Tourism Marketing Funding by Fiscal Year FY05 - $4,005.1 UGF/DGF FY06 - $5,005.1 UGF/DGF FY07 - $5,005.1 DGF FY08 - $5,005.1 DGF FY09 - $9,000.0 UGF/DGF (Ch. 10, SLA HB 147 Tourism Contracts: State Funds and Match was implemented) FY10 - $9,000.0 UGF/DGF FY11 - $16,000.0 UGF/DGF (Includes $9m in the operating budget, a $5m operating grant to ATIA to promote tourism in AK & a $m capital grant to ATIA for National Television Campaign to Promote AK) FY1 - $1,000.0 UGF(Supplemental Capital Appropriation - for use in FY1 within the Department / of - all previous years funding was located in the Qualified Trade Association Contract appropriation/allocation) FY1 - $18,700.0 ($16.0m UGF and $.7m Statutory Designated Program Receipt (SDPR) -- All one-time funding, SDPR authority to collect and expend Tourism Related rd Party Revenue) FY14 - $18,700.0 ($16m UGF and $.7m SDPR -- All one-time funding) - $17,900.0 [$15.m UGF and $.7m SDPR -- Added to the base budget - UGF reduced by 5% or ($800.0).] - $11,964.4 ($8,89.4 UGF and $,575.0 SDPR -- All funding was transferred from approp/alloc to Tourism Marketing & approp/alloc. The budget also includes contingency language that $875.0 of the $8,89.4 UGF appropriated is contingency on industry contributions. For each dollar the tourism industry contributes in excess of $.7m, a dollar of UGF is available as match. - $1,500.0 UGF - All funding eliminated from the operating budget and moved to the capital budget. In, $ million was appropriated as a named-recipient to ATIA. 110, ,000.0 HB 74 establishes the Alaska Comprehensive Health Insurance (ACHI) fund. In, Insurance collected $60.6 million of insurance premium tax receipts. Prior to June 0, 016, premium tax receipts were classified as UGF. These receipts are now deposited into the ACHI fund and classified as DGF. HB 74 also allows the legislature to appropriate the annual estimated balance of the ACHI fund to a newly established reinsurance program. The reinsurance program is anticipated to address the steep increase in premium rates in the individual health insurance market within the State. 11 Alcohol and Marijuana Control Alcohol and Marijuana Control In 017, the legislature repealed the supplemental appropriation for $55 million and appropriated two multi-year appropriations for the reinsurance program. - - $55 million (CY17) -FY - $55 million (CY18-) and open-ended authorization for federal receipts Marijuana Regulation Funding 1, ,574.4 In, the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board was renamed to the Alcohol and Marijuana Control. GF funding was appropriated as IncOTI and the general funds are broken down as follows: $1,474.4 UGF $100.0 GF/PR (marijuana application & license fees) 11 Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division 10 of 1

11 (FY05 to ) AEA AEA Rural Energy 117 Assistance AEA AEA Rural Energy Assistance 118 Alcohol and Alcohol and Marijuana Control Marijuana Control FY05- AK Gasline Corp AEA AK Gasline Corp AEA Power Cost Equalization AEA AEA Statewide Project, Local Option Education and Compliance Outreach Added 1 PFT position Oil & Gas Funding & Positions for AGDC 10,86.0 there was a consolidation of two allocations -- Alaska Gasline Corporation and Alaska Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Participation -- into a single allocation. In addition, funding sources and positions were evaluated and appropriated as follows: $6,1.6 AGDC - ISP $4,154.4 AGDC - LNG 6 PFT Positions Formula PCE Power Cost Equalization Level of Authorization Maintain Assistance Efforts with Federal Funding Reduce Rural Energy Assistance Programs and Support Services Reduce Rural Energy Assistance Programs and Support Services 7, ,855.0 Total PCE Appropriations by Fiscal Year: FY05 - $15,700.0 FY06 - $18,700.0 FY07 - $5,94.0 FY08 - $6,760.0 FY09 - $51,160.0 (Includes Alaska Resource Rebate Special Session appropriation of $ million to fully fund the PCE Program.) FY10 - $7,660.0 (FY10 also changes the funding mechanism of the PCE program - PCE is now funded directly, bypassing the PCE fund.) FY11 - $6,00.0 FY1 - $4,40.0 FY1 - $8,190.0 FY14 - $40, $41,55.0 (All PCE Endowment Funds - $0 projected UGF) - $41,55.0 (All PCE Endowment Funds - $0 projected UGF) - $40,55.0 (All PCE Endowment Funds) - $7,855.0 (All PCE Endowment Funds) (15.0) (64.) (64.) Includes the following reductions: $71.5 UGF and utilized Capital Improvement Receipts (CIP) via unbudgeted Reimbursable Services Agreements. $6.0 UGF for Power Plant and Bulk Fuel Training Programs $156.7 UGF for Utility Operator Training, Energy Management Assistance and Circuit Rider Facility Maintenance Support (55.0) (55.0) Includes the following reductions: $5.0 UGF for shared financial and administrative support. $00.0 UGF and deleting technical support and community outreach staff. $10.0 UGF and deleting Energy Policy and Outreach Director position. The deleted PFT positions are included in AIDEA's budget AEA AEA Statewide Project, Elimination of State Energy Programs (87.1) (,499.5) (41.9) (4,68.5) Due to declining energy costs and reprioritization of state energy programs funding was deleted. $ million of Renewable Energy Funds was maintained to allow AEA to continue managing the existing grant portfolio. Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division 11 of 1

12 11 (FY05 to ) FY05- ASMI ASMI Seafood Marketing AEA AEA Rural Energy Assistance Alcohol and Marijuana Control Alcohol and Marijuana Control Banking & Alcohol and Marijuana Control Alcohol and Marijuana Control Banking & PCE Alaska Seafood Marketing Level of Authorization Replace UGF with PCE Endowment Funds for Management of PCE program 1, , , ,569.9 Total Seafood Marketing by Fiscal Year FY05 - $11,097.9 FY06 - $16,57.9 FY07 - $17,048.5 FY08 - $15,858.4 FY09 - $18,67.9 FY10 - $17,67.9 FY11 - $18,715.4 FY1 - $19,84.1 ( funding methodology implemented - language appropriated $1,554.0 GFPR (approx equal to 0% of the FY10 receipts) and $5,500.0 GFPR for FY11 carryforward.) FY1 - $4,80.9 FY14 - $9, $6,710.1 (Changed $4.5 million from UGF to GF Match, $14.8 million from GF/PR to SDPR and reduced UGF by 5% [$88.6]. Continues the funding methodology implemented in FY1 but adds the ASMI funding to the base budget. Language appropriates all SDPR to include carryforward, however, intent limits the expenditure of those receipts to 80% of receipts collected in the prior fiscal year.) - $4,846. (Moves funding from language section to Section 1.) - $1,519.8 (UGF appropriations to ASMI have been reduced in recent years -- for FY1 through FY14 UGF appropriations totaled $7.8 million; in UGF decreased to $7.4 million; in UGF decreased to $4.9 million; and in it decreased to $ million) - $1,569.9 ($1 million GF/Match (UGF)) 0.0 Fund source chance to replace general funds that were paying for PCE program management costs. Marijuana Regulation Funding 1, ,574.4 GF funding was appropriated as IncOTI and the general funds are broken down as follows: $1,049.0 UGF $55.4 GF/PR (marijuana application & license fees) Licensing Examiners and Administrative Support for increased licensing demands Business Registration Examiner for increase licensing and registration 15 functions CBPL CBPL Adjust receipts to reflect anticipated 16 levels CBPL CBPL Ch., SSSLA 017 (HB 159) Opioids; Prescriptions; Database to Life Alaska Donor Service, Inc. - Donor Program Added PFT position 74.9 Added 1 PFT position HB 159 allows an individual over the age of 18 to execute (and revoke) a voluntary non opioid directive that applies to emergency medical situations. Licensed healthcare providers, hospitals, and employees may not be subject to disciplinary action by a licensing board, and may not be subject to civil or criminal liability for failure to administer, prescribe, or dispense an opioid to an individual who has executed a voluntary non opioid directive Funded via the Anatomical Gift Awareness Fund Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division 1 of 1

13 (FY05 to ) Various Various Deleting Vacant Positions 0.0 Deleted 7 PFT positions ( Management Plan) DCRA: s Administrator II Local Government Specialist III AEA: 08-X16 - Administrative Support Specialist 08-X09 - Contract Compliance Specialist, 08-X09 - Energy Planner AIDEA: 08-X08 - Infrastructure Project Coordinator RCA: Hearing Examiner I Fiscal Analyst: Lacey Sanders (907) Legislative Finance Division 1 of 1