Supplementals, Amendments, and Releases

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Occasionally there is need to modify the President's budget to recognize special circumstances that could not be foreseen when the President's budget was transmitted to Congress. Changes can only be requested by the President and these changes are called supplementals (for the current year) and amendments (for the next, or budget year). In addition, appropriations acts occasionally provide funds contingent upon the President taking further action to make them available (usually termed a "release").

FY 2008 and FY 2009 Supplementals, Amendments,
and Releases

• Estimate #1—Emergency Supplemental (Department of Veterans Affairs)—1/17/08 (3 pages, 188 kb)
   
• Estimate #2—FY 2009 Emergency Budget Amendments: Operation Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom, and Selected Other International Activities—5/2/08 (53 pages, 588 kb)
   
• Estimate #3—FY 2008 Supplemental: Legislative Branch (Library of Congress)—6/9/08 (3 pages, 387 kb)
   
• Estimate #4—FY 2009 Technical Budget Amendments: Departments of Agriculture, Energy, Homeland Security, Housing and Urban Development, the Interior, Labor, Transportation, the Treasury; the Corps of Engineers; NASA; OPM; and an FY 2008 Proposal for the Department of Homeland Security—6/9/08 (18 pages, 465 kb)
   
• Estimate #5—FY 2009 Budget Amendments: 2010 Decennial Census, FDA, and Office of the Federal Coordinator for Gulf Coast Rebuilding, with Offsets (various agencies)—6/9/08 (26 pages, 471 kb)
   
• Estimate #6—FY 2009 Budget Amendment: Department of the Interior (Outer Continential Shelf)—7/28/08 (3 pages, 388 kb)
   
• Estimate #7—FY 2009 Budget Amendments: Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Education, Health and Human Services, Homeland Security, the Interior, Labor, and State, and the Environmental Protection Agency—8/1/08 (30 pages, 232 kb)

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