995069                                                     
GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL                          Committee       Amendment
SB0002A                                                 EDU              6


Senator(s): Lawson and Margolis
moved the following amendment:

Section: 02              EXPLANATION:

On Page: 033             Provides $40,415,067 in additional General Revenue to
                         eliminate funding reductions for state universities,
Spec App:  123           and $34,313,658 in additional General Revenue to
                         provide enrollment growth funding for 7,219 FTE
                         students in state universities. These funds are
                         contingent upon legislation becoming law which delays
                         the phaseout of the intangibles tax.

NET IMPACT ON:            Total Funds       General Revenue          Trust Funds
    Recurring -           74,728,725            74,728,725                    0 
Non-Recurring -                    0                     0                    0 
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                                                  Positions & Amount   Positions & Amount
                                                      DELETE         INSERT

        EDUCATION, DEPARTMENT OF
        Universities, Division Of
        Program: Educational And General 
        Activities  48900100

        In Section 02  On Page 033
123     Aid To Local Governments  052310
        Grants And Aids - Education And General                
        Activities  IOEB

   1000   From General Revenue Fund            1,418,293,194  1,486,538,261
       CA 68,245,067  FSI1 68,245,067  

Following Specific Appropriation  123, INSERT:

General Revenue funds in the amounts specified are hereby appropriated
for the following specific appropriations contingent upon passage of
legislation in Special Session A of 2003 that amends section 2 of
Chapter 2001-371, Laws of Florida, to delay until July 1, 2004, an
increase in the intangibles tax exemption for every natural person and
husband and wife filing jointly, and the creation of an exemption for
every taxpayer that is not a natural person:  SA 123, $68,245,067; SA
124, $2,534,765; SA 125, $1,354,551;  SA 126, $2,106,473; SA 127,

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$420,860; and SA 128, $67,009. 

        In Section 02  On Page 036
124     Aid To Local Governments  052315
        Grants And Aids - Institute Of Food And                
        Agricultural Science  IOEB

   1000   From General Revenue Fund              106,710,359    109,245,124
       CA 2,534,765  FSI1 2,534,765  

126     Aid To Local Governments  052325
        Grants And Aids - University Of Florida                
        Health Center  IOEB

   1000   From General Revenue Fund               82,255,644     84,362,117
       CA 2,106,473  FSI1 2,106,473  

125     Aid To Local Governments  052320
        Grants And Aids - University Of South                
        Florida Medical Center  IOEB

   1000   From General Revenue Fund               45,711,264     47,065,815
       CA 1,354,551  FSI1 1,354,551  

        In Section 02  On Page 037
128     Aid To Local Governments  052340
        Grants And Aids - College And University                
        Centers  IOEB

   1000   From General Revenue Fund                4,808,932      4,875,941
       CA 67,009  FSI1 67,009  

127     Aid To Local Governments  052335
        Grants And Aids - Florida State                
        University Medical School  IOEB

   1000   From General Revenue Fund               22,762,382     23,183,242
       CA 420,860  FSI1 420,860  

Line item amendments are accepted as part of the amendatory process.  However, due to the necessity of using computerized systems this may entail a different placement
within a budget entity or the renumbering of the specific appropriation items.











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