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      "title": "Appropriations for FY2000: Treasury, Postal Service, Executive Office of the President, and General Government",
      "summary": "P.L. 106-58  ( H.R. 2490 ), signed by the President September 29, 1999, to fund the\nDepartment of the Treasury, the Executive Office of the President, several independent agencies and\nto provide partial funding for the U.S. Postal Service. The act funds the accounts at $27.99 billion,\nincluding mandatories (before scorekeeping by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO)). The\nconsolidated FY2000 funding measure,  P.L. 106-113 , signed November 29, 1999, requires a cut by\n0.38% in all accounts. The administration's budget, to be submitted in early February, will contain\na report on the exact amounts of cuts for each of the accounts.\n  The Senate-passed version of  H.R. 2490  would have funded the accounts at\n$27.77 billion and the House at $27.8 billion. The President's FY2000 budget, submitted February\n1, 1999, requested a funding level of $27.997 billion for the mandatory and discretionary accounts. \nThis is an increase over the FY1999 level enacted at just under $27 billion in regular appropriations,\nwith additional emergency funding. CBO scores the total for the FY2000 funding at $28.2 billion. \nThe mandatories are $14.5 billion and the discretionary funding are $13.7 billion.\n  In summary,  P.L. 106-58 , prior to the across-the-board cut, funds the Department of Treasury\nat $12,354.6 million, which is $ 282.6 million less than the FY1999 enacted (which included\nemergency funding), $21.5 million less than requested, $165 million more than the House passed, and\n$120 million more than the Senate passed for FY2000. One principle point of difference is the\nfunding for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Both the House and Senate would have substantially\ncut funding in several of the IRS accounts (See Table 4 for specifics). \n  Although the total appropriation for the U.S. Postal Service equals the request by the\nAdministration, only $29 million of the $93.4 million is available in FY2000. The remainder will be\ndelayed until FY2001.\n  Title III of the Treasury appropriation funds the Executive Office of the President and accounts\nentitled, \"Funds Appropriated to the President.\" Under the act, those accounts total $645.5 million. \nThat funding level is $6 million more than the President's request, $9.3 million less than House-\nenacted, and $75.4 million more than Senate-enacted. Both the House- and Senate-passed versions\nwould have funded the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) at about $10 million over\nthe request. The major differences between the chamber action and the act are in the Funds\nAppropriated to the President, which are funds the ONDCP transfers to other entities for drug control\nefforts. \n  The independent agencies are funded at $14.9 billion. That is $9.1 million less than requested,\n$16.6 million more than House-enacted and $2.5 million more than Senate-enacted. Funding for the\nGeneral Services Administration and the National Archives and Records Administration represent the\nlargest differences.",
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