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(v)An update on the department's progress toward ending…#
(v) An update on the department's progress toward ending its reliance
on transfers to the Service and Infrastructure Improvement Fund
Improvement Fund.
(vi)An update on the amount of funds available to the…#
(vi) An update on the amount of funds available to the department for
administrative costs for the unemployment compensation system,
including the following:
(A) The total amount of funds available during each of the five
prior calendar years.
(B) An estimate of the total amount of funds that will be
available for the current calendar year and the two
subsequent calendar years
(C) For the information provided under paragraphs (A) and (B),
a list of each source of available funds and the amount from
each source.
((g) added Dec. 20, 2017, P.L.1191, No.60)
(h) In addition to the amounts allowed under subsection (e), an amount
determined by the secretary, with the approval of the Governor, shall be
deposited into the Service and Infrastructure Improvement Fund for costs
related to the procurement and implementation of technological upgrades
to the delivery system for unemployment compensation benefits,
consistent with costs reported to the General Assembly under section
301.9(i)(3). The following shall apply:
(1) For costs incurred in calendar year 2017, the amount determined
under this subsection may not exceed five million dollars
($5,000,000). For costs incurred in calendar year 2018, the amount
determined under this subsection may not exceed seven million t
wo hundred thousand dollars ($7,200,000). For costs incurred in
calendar year 2019, the amount determined under this subsection
may not exceed twelve million one hundred thousand dollars
($12,100,000). For costs incurred in calendar year 2020, the amount
determined under this subsection may not exceed five million nine
hundred thousand dollars ($5,900,000).
(2) Beginning January 1, 2018, the department may deposit into the