Making 2025-2027 fiscal biennium operating appropriations.

Appropriations for the House of Representatives were reduced from $132,820,000 to $122,324,000.

Appropriations for the Senate were reduced from $98,814,000 to $92,862,000.

New funding of $50,000 per fiscal year was added for the House cost task force to implement a specific bill.

Appropriations for the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Committee were increased from $13,690,000 to $14,203,000.

Appropriations for the Supreme Court were reduced from $35,226,000 to $33,648,000.

Appropriations for the Court of Appeals were reduced from $58,568,000 to $57,586,000.

Appropriations for the Administrator for the Courts were reduced from $479,562,000 to $462,228,000.

Appropriations for the Office of Public Defense were reduced from $292,735,000 to $287,698,000.

Appropriations for the Office of Civil Legal Aid were reduced from $172,804,000 to $168,882,000.

Appropriations for the Office of the Governor were reduced from $79,659,000 to $78,513,000.

Appropriations for the Lieutenant Governor were reduced from $2,917,000 to $2,869,000.

Appropriations for the Secretary of State were reduced from $133,776,000 to $132,676,000.

Appropriations for the Attorney General were reduced from $594,654,000 to $589,654,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Commerce - Community Services were reduced from $323,794,000 to $318,794,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Commerce - Housing were reduced from $1,215,737,000 to $1,205,737,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Commerce - Local Government were reduced from $151,621,000 to $146,621,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Commerce - Office of Economic Development were reduced from $86,381,000 to $85,381,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Commerce - Energy and Innovation were reduced from $191,124,000 to $186,124,000.

Appropriations for the Office of Financial Management were reduced from $333,597,000 to $328,597,000.

Appropriations for the Washington Technology Solutions Agency were reduced from $146,567,000 to $141,567,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Social and Health Services - Mental Health Program were reduced from $1,824,920,000 to $1,804,920,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Social and Health Services - Developmental Disabilities Program were reduced from $5,580,282,000 to $5,560,282,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Social and Health Services - Aging and Adult Services Program were reduced from $13,072,882,000 to $12,972,882,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Social and Health Services - Economic Services Program were reduced from $3,811,636,000 to $3,791,636,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Social and Health Services - Vocational Rehabilitation Program were reduced from $184,375,000 to $179,375,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Social and Health Services - Special Commitment Program were reduced from $165,146,000 to $160,146,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Social and Health Services - Administration and Supporting Services Program were reduced from $206,871,000 to $201,871,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Social and Health Services - Payments to Other Agencies Program were reduced from $249,122,000 to $244,122,000.

Appropriations for the State Health Care Authority - Medical Assistance were reduced from $22,275,495,000 to $22,075,495,000.

Appropriations for the Department of Revenue were reduced from $861,189,000 to $856,189,000.

Appropriations for the Liquor and Cannabis Board were reduced from $155,031,000 to $150,031,000.

Appropriations for the Military Department were reduced from $859,041,000 to $854,041,000.

New requirement added for the House of Representatives to implement Engrossed Second Substitute House Bill No. 1108 (house cost task force).