Transcription of H.R. 133 - United States House Committee on Appropriations
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H.R. 133 - United States House Committee on Appropriations
133. DIVISION-BY-DIVISION SUMMARY OF Appropriations PROVISIONS. 133 totals $ trillion and reflects conference agreements for the FY 2021 Appropriations bills. It furthers House Democrats' commitment to investing For The People with substantial increases to non-defense spending alongside small increases for defense-related programs. In total, the package provides: $ billion in base defense funding, a $5 billion increase over FY 2020;. $ billion in nondefense funding, an $20 billion increase over FY2020;. $77 billion for Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) $69 billion for defense activities and $8. billion for nondefense activities; and An additional $ billion in emergency funding related to the COVID-19 pandemic, $ billion in funding for wildfire suppression activities, $ billion for program integrity initiatives, and $474. million medical research associated with the 21st Century Cures Act. In the last year of the Budget Control Act caps, after accounting for rescissions and emergency spending, the package includes non-defense funding that is $15 billion above the levels set in the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2019.
wasting disease, while maintaining increases from past years for citrus greening. Conservation Programs – The bill provides $1.018 billion to help farmers, ranchers, and other private landowners conserve and protect their land. This includes $185 million for infrastructure for watershed and flood prevention and watershed rehabilitation projects.
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