If enacted, the State Treasurer would send most covered state settlement money to public schools and divide the rest among four specified funds or projects, starting July 1, 2026.
Starting July 1, 2026, the State Treasurer would send 96% of covered settlement money to public schools and 1% each to four named funds or projects.
The State Settlement Cash Fund would end July 1, 2026. The State Treasurer would distribute any money left in it using the bill’s allocation rule.
The State Settlement Trust Fund would include only money held in trust for specific people, organizations, or governments.
The State Treasurer would divide covered settlement payments among five destinations. The rule covers recoveries under the Consumer Protection Act and other payments received for the state and handled by the Department of Justice and Attorney General. Criminal penalties and funds held in trust for specific people, organizations, or governments are excluded. The distribution would begin July 1, 2026.
The State Settlement Cash Fund would end, and the State Treasurer would distribute its remaining money under the allocation rule. This applies to the State Settlement Cash Fund. The distribution applies to money left in the fund on the termination date. The fund would end July 1, 2026, and the remaining balance would be distributed as of that date.
The State Settlement Trust Fund would include only money held for specific beneficiaries. This covers Consumer Protection Act recoveries and other payments received for the state and handled by the Department of Justice and Attorney General. The money must be held in trust for specific people, organizations, or governments.
No hearings or votes scheduled.