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_____ 761 Department of Human Resource Management Human Capital Report (Full- Time, Part-Time, Temporary, Contractual employees funded by the Commonwealth) Code of Virginia § 2.2-1201. A. 14. Change reporting from annually to monthly. Department of Human Resource Management State Employee Workers' Compensation Program Work-related injuries and illnesses report -- goals, strategies, and results Agency Directive -- Executive Order 94 (2005) Suspend reporting. Governor's Office Small, Women-and Minority- owned Businesses (SWaM) Executive Directive Change reporting from weekly to monthly. Secretary of Commerce and Trade Recruitment of National and Regional Conferences Report Agency Directive -- Executive Order 14 (2006) Suspend reporting. d) The Department of Planning and Budget (DPB) and the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) shall work jointly to attempt to consolidate various reporting requirements pertaining to the estimates and projections of nongeneral fund revenues in institutions of higher education. The purpose of this effort shall be aimed at developing a common form for use in collecting nongeneral fund data for DPB's six-year nongeneral fund revenue estimate submission and SCHEV's annual survey of nongeneral fund revenue from institutions of higher education. e) For reporting on fiscal year 2023 and beyond, reporting requirements on intercollegiate athletic revenues and expenses, specifically related to the share of athletic revenues from school funds and student fees, as set out in § 23.1-1309, Code of Virginia, fiscal years 2020, 2021, and 2022 shall be excluded from the calculated five-year rolling average of the change in generated revenue and student fees also outlined in § 23.1-1309, Code of Virginia. b. Operating Appropriations Reports: 1. Status of Adjustments to Appropriations. Such information must include increases and decreases of appropriations or allotments, transfers and additional revenues. A report of appropriation transfers from one agency to another made pursuant to § 4-1.03 of this act shall be made available via electronic means to the Chairmen of the House Appropriations and Senate Finance and Appropriations Committees, and the public by the tenth day of the month following that in which such transfer occurs, unless otherwise specified in § 4-1.03. 2. Status of each sum sufficient appropriation. The information must include the amount of expenditures for the period just completed and the revised estimates of expenditures for the remaining period of the current biennium, as well as an explanation of differences between the amount of the actual appropriation and actual and/or projected appropriations for each year of the current biennium. 3. Status of Economic Contingency Appropriation. The information must include actions taken related to the appropriation for economic contingency. 4. Status of Withholding Appropriations. The information must include amounts withheld and the agencies affected. 5. Status of reductions occurring in general and nongeneral fund revenues in relation to appropriations. 6. Status of approvals of deficits. c. Employment Reports: 1. Status of changes in positions and employment of state agencies affected. The information must include the number of positions and the agencies affected. 2. Status of the employment by the Attorney General of special counsel in certain highway proceedings brought pursuant to Chapter 10 of Title 33.2, Code of Virginia, on behalf of the Commissioner of Highways, as authorized by § 2.2-510, Code of Virginia. This report shall include fees for special counsel for the respective county or city for which the expenditure is made and shall be submitted within 60 days of the close of the fiscal year (see § 4-5.02 a.3). 3. Changes in the level of compensation authorized pursuant to § 4-6.01 k, Employee Compensation. Such report shall include a list of the positions changed, the number of employees affected, the source and amount of funds, and the nature of the emergency. 4. Pursuant to requirements of § 2.2-203.1, Code of Virginia, the Secretary of Administration shall provide a report describing