Alaska § 47.75.050 - Submission to the legislature.

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§ 47.75.050. Submission to the legislature.

 (a) The department shall submit the state plan and supporting commentary reflecting the public input and comment provided for in AS 47.75.030 and 47.75.040 to the legislature on the first day of each regular session.

 (b) The department shall submit a budget for proposed state expenditures in conformity with the state plan. In addition, the department shall submit a budget and a detailed analysis of those prioritized needs and funds which were addressed in the needs analysis and public hearings, but were not included in the published state plan as a result of fiscal or legal constraints.

Source: official Alaska text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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