HRS §37D-4
Budget must include financing payments
This section says the state budget must include enough money each year to pay what is owed on financing agreements, including reserve funds. Money in the judiciary budget for judiciary projects is treated as judiciary money, not executive department money.
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The statute, as written — Inclusion of budget request
For each fiscal period, there shall be included with respect to each agency in the executive budget requests or, in the case of the judiciary, the judiciary budget request, to the legislature, amounts sufficient to permit the payment of all amounts that will be due on unpaid financing agreements during that fiscal period, including any expenses and replenishment of any reserve funds up to the balances required by the respective financing agreements. Amounts so included in the judiciary budget request and so applied to the payment of any amounts due with respect to a judiciary project shall be deemed to be at all times for purposes of the judiciary budget act moneys of the judiciary, and not moneys of the department or any other executive department.
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