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$45 Million of Unauthorized Funding Utilized by the Bryan Administration

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During Tuesday’s Committee on Budget, Appropriations, and Finance hearing, Jenifer C. O’Neal, director of the Office of Management and Budget, testified that the $100 million line of credit requested by the governor's financial team has not been closed, thus resulting in $45 million being taken from the legislative General Fund to pay WAPA.

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