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DEPARTMENT OF AUDIT AND CONTROL |
Adjusted Executive Appropriation Request Percent 2001-02 2002-03 Change Change AGENCY SUMMARY General Fund 148,335,200 148,343,000 7,800 0.01% Special Rev.-Other 4,225,600 4,306,000 80,400 1.90% Fiduciary 0 545,000 545,000 -- Internal Service Fund 3,090,500 3,167,000 76,500 2.48% Total for Agency: 155,651,300 156,361,000 709,700 0.46% Total Contingency: 64,937,100 68,258,000 3,320,900 5.11% Total for AGENCY SUMMARY: 220,588,400 224,619,000 4,030,600 1.83% STATE OPERATIONS General Fund 127,433,200 127,441,000 7,800 0.01% Special Rev.-Other 4,225,600 4,306,000 80,400 1.90% Fiduciary 0 545,000 545,000 -- Internal Service Fund 3,090,500 3,167,000 76,500 2.48% Total for STATE OPERATIONS: 134,749,300 135,459,000 709,700 0.53% Management Audit and State Financial Services General Fund 29,364,400 29,365,000 600 0.00% Total for Program: 29,364,400 29,365,000 600 0.00% Payroll and Revenue Services General Fund 38,943,000 38,944,000 1,000 0.00% Total for Program: 38,943,000 38,944,000 1,000 0.00% Executive Direction General Fund 3,283,800 3,285,000 1,200 0.04% Internal Service Fund 1,305,500 1,327,000 21,500 1.65% Total for Program: 4,589,300 4,612,000 22,700 0.49% Administrative and Electronic Data Processing Services General Fund 38,348,600 38,350,000 1,400 0.00% Total for Program: 38,348,600 38,350,000 1,400 0.00% Environmental Protection and Spill Compensation Special Rev.-Other 624,600 685,000 60,400 9.67% Total for Program: 624,600 685,000 60,400 9.67% Legal Services General Fund 2,789,500 2,791,000 1,500 0.05% Total for Program: 2,789,500 2,791,000 1,500 0.05% Investments and Cash Management General Fund 1,373,800 1,375,000 1,200 0.09% Internal Service Fund 1,785,000 1,840,000 55,000 3.08% Total for Program: 3,158,800 3,215,000 56,200 1.78% Municipal Affairs General Fund 13,330,100 13,331,000 900 0.01% Fiduciary 0 545,000 545,000 -- Total for Program: 13,330,100 13,876,000 545,900 4.10% Office of the Special Deputy Comptroller for New York City Special Rev.-Other 3,601,000 3,621,000 20,000 0.56% Total for Program: 3,601,000 3,621,000 20,000 0.56% AID TO LOCALITIES General Fund 20,902,000 20,902,000 0 0.00% Total for AID TO LOCALITIES: 20,902,000 20,902,000 0 0.00% Management Audit and State Financial Services General Fund 20,902,000 20,902,000 0 0.00% Total for Program: 20,902,000 20,902,000 0 0.00% CONTINGENCY Fiduciary 64,937,100 68,258,000 3,320,900 5.11% Total for CONTINGENCY: 64,937,100 68,258,000 3,320,900 5.11% Investments and Cash Management Fiduciary 5,652,200 6,228,000 575,800 10.19% Total for Program: 5,652,200 6,228,000 575,800 10.19% State Retirement Fiduciary 59,284,900 62,030,000 2,745,100 4.63% Total for Program: 59,284,900 62,030,000 2,745,100 4.63% ALL FUNDS PERSONNEL BUDGETED FILL LEVELS Current Requested Program 2001-02 2002-03 Change Management Audit and State Financial Services 543 531 (12) Payroll and Revenue Services 353 343 (10) Executive Direction 49 49 0 Administrative and Electronic Data Processing Services 312 302 (10) Environmental Protection and Spill Compensation 6 6 0 Legal Services 35 35 0 Investments and Cash Management 11 11 0 Municipal Affairs 212 204 (8) Office of the Special Deputy Comptroller for New York City 31 31 0 Total General Fund : 1,480 1,440 (40) Total All Other Funds : 72 72 0 TOTAL: 1,552 1,512 (40) BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS (Executive Budget: pp.265 -270) The Department of Audit and Control is responsible for paying the State's bills and payrolls, verifying all financial transactions of the State, reviewing the financial and management practices of State agencies, supervising the fiscal affairs of local governments, investing State funds and issuing bonds and notes, and administering the retirement program for State and for most local government employees. The Department is headed by the State Comptroller and is included in the Public Protection and General Government appropriation bill. The Governor proposes an All Funds appropriation of $224,619,000, a net increase of $4,030,600 or 1.8 percent from current State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2001-02 level. This appropriation reflects the following: -- a General Fund appropriation in the amount of $127,441,000 reflecting an increase of $7,800 or less than 1 percent from SFY 2001-02 funding level; -- a Special Revenue Other appropriation in the amount of $4,306,000 reflecting an increase of $80,400 or 1.9 percent from the SFY 2001-02 funding level; -- an Internal Service Fund appropriation in the amount of $3,167,000 reflecting an increase of $76,500 or 2.4 percent from the SFY 2001-02 funding level; -- an Aid to Localities appropriation in the amount of $20,902,000 which is the same as the previous fiscal year, and -- a Fiduciary Funds appropriation in the amount of $68,803,000 reflecting an increase of $3,865,900 or 6 percent over SFY 2001-02 funding level. This appropriation includes the following: -- a $2,624,900 net increase to reflect salary adjustments and other costs associated with program operations; and -- a $696,000 net increase associated with overtime costs associated with inquiries about the SFY 2002-03 early retirement incentive. This portion of the agency's budget also includes funding for the upgrade of the State payroll system. State Operations In State Fiscal Year 2002-03, the Executive maintains support for on- going departmental activities. The Executive proposes a State Operations General Fund appropriation of $127,441,100 which includes the following: -- a $3,400,800 net increase in State Operations General Funds to reflect base level salary adjustments, inflation and other NPS costs associated with ongoing agency operations; -- a $3,393,000 net reduction in funding reflecting savings achieved by early retirement attrition of 40 FTEs. Aid to Localities The Executive proposes an Aid to Localities General Fund appropriation of $20,902,000, representing no change in funding from SFY 2001-02. This reflects funding to accommodate payments for benefits to survivors of police officers and firefighters in New York City who die during the performance of their duties. |
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