It is the purpose of this chapter to establish a comprehensive system for state program and financial management that furthers the capacity of the governor and legislature to plan and finance the services that they determine the state will provide for its citizens. The system must include procedures for (1) the orderly establishment, continuing review, […]
(a) To carry out its legislative power under art. II, sec. 1, Constitution of the State of Alaska, and to promote results-based government, the legislature shall issue a mission statement for each agency and the desired results the agency should achieve. The legislature may issue a separate mission statement for a subunit of an agency. […]
To carry out the executive power under art. III, sec. 1 and sec. 16, Constitution of the State of Alaska, the governor shall use the mission statements and desired results issued by the legislature as a guide to implement and execute the law. The governor shall assure that each agency complies with the mission statement […]
(a) The governor shall prepare a budget for the succeeding fiscal year that must cover all estimated receipts, including all grants, loans, and money received from the federal government and all proposed expenditures of the state government. The budget shall be organized so that the proposed expenditures for each agency are presented separately. The budget […]
The Alaska office of management and budget shall (1) assist the governor in meeting the requirements of AS 37.07.020, including the coordination and analysis of state agency goals and objectives, plans, and budget requests; (2) prepare for submission to the governor an annually updated six-year capital improvements program and the proposed capital improvements budget for […]
The Department of Revenue shall prepare a report that includes an inventory of state bonded debt, an estimate of state bonded debt that will be acquired within the next three years, and an evaluation of debt affordability. The report must conform to rating agency requirements for a debt affordability study. By January 31 each year, […]
(a) The agencies shall assure the development of a statewide system of results-based government designed to increase efficiency and effectiveness of state programs and services. Toward that end, each state agency shall, on a semi-annual basis, identify results-based measures that have been used to work toward achievement of the mission statement and desired results issued […]
(a) The governor shall formulate the operating and capital budget, capital improvements program, and fiscal plan required to be recommended to the legislature by AS 37.07.020 after considering the state agency proposed program and financial plans prepared in accordance with AS 37.07.050, and other programs and alternatives that the governor considers appropriate. The plans must […]
(a) Each appropriation bill authorizing capital expenditures required to be submitted to the legislature in AS 37.07.020(a) must be accompanied by documents supporting the expenditures. The documents must list, for each project, the (1) project identification number; (2) project title; (3) source of funding; (4) amount expended on the project during the preceding fiscal year, […]
The legislature shall consider the governor’s proposed comprehensive operating and capital improvements programs, and fiscal plan if it is required under AS 37.07.020(b), evaluate alternatives to the plans, make program selections among the various alternatives, and determine, subject to available revenues, the level of funding required to support authorized state services. The presiding officer of […]
(a) Except as limited by executive decisions of the governor, the mission statements and desired results issued by the legislature, appropriations by the legislature, and other provisions of law, the several state agencies have full authority for administering their program service assignments and are responsible for their proper management. (b) Each state agency shall prepare […]
The governor from time to time may transmit to the legislature proposed supplemental or special appropriations in accordance with AS 37.07.070 which in the governor’s judgment are necessary. However, if the governor finds that an emergency situation necessitates the proposal of supplemental or special appropriations, the governor may transmit them to the legislature at any […]
This chapter shall be construed as supplemental to all other state laws not in conflict with it. If a section or part of a section of this chapter is in conflict with federal requirements for a program for which federal grant-in-aid funds are available, the section or part, to the extent of the conflict, is […]
In this chapter, (1) “agency” means a department, officer, institution, board, commission, bureau, division, or other administrative unit forming the state government and includes the Alaska Pioneers’ Home, the Alaska Veterans’ Home, and the University of Alaska, but does not include the legislature or the judiciary; (2) “allocation” means an amount set out as a […]
This chapter may be cited as the Executive Budget Act.