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 2009 and FY 2010 Supplementals, Amendments,
and Releases

• Estimate #1—FY 2009 Supplemental (various agencies): Appropriations Request that will Fund Our Ongoing Military, Diplomatic, and Intelligence Operations—04/09/2009 (107 pages, 331 kb)
   
• Estimate #2—FY 2009 Supplemental: Enhancing the Nation’s Capability to Respond to the 2009-H1N1 Flu Outbreak—04/30/09 (3 pages, 157 kb) 
   
• Estimate #3—FY 2009 Supplemental: Request for Changes Related to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), including the U.S Quota Subscription to the IMF and U.S. Participation in the New Arrangements to Borrow—05/12/09 (9 pages, 181 kb) 
   
• Estimate #4—FY 2010 Technical Budget Amendments: Departments of Commerce, Defense, Education, Health and Human Services, Homeland Security, Justice, and State and Other International Programs, the District of Columbia, the Legislative Branch, and to General Provisions included in Title VI of the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act, 2009—05/21/09 (17 pages, 297 kb)
   
• Estimate #5—FY 2009 Supplemental: Additional and Contingent Appropriations Request and Other Authorities to Enhance the Nation’s Capability to Respond to Emerging Flu Viruses; and an Appropriations Request to Address the Growing Humanitarian Crisis in Pakistan—06/02/09  (8 pages, 163 kb)
   
• FY 2009 Emergency Designation of Contingent Funds: Department of Health and Human Services (emergency designation for $1.825 billion) to Address Critical Needs Related to the Emerging 2009-H1N1 Influenza Virus—07/16/09 (1 pages, 86 kb)
   
• Estimate #6—FY 2010 Budget Amendments: Department of Defense (Oversees Contingency Operations)—08/13/09 (12 pages, 99 kb)
   
• FY 2009 Emergency Designation of Contingent Funds: Department of Health and Human Services (emergency designation for $2.716 billion) to Enhance the Nation’s Capability to Respond to the Potential Spread of the 2009-H1N1 Influenza Virus—09/02/09 (1 pages, 89 kb)
   
• Estimate #7—FY 2010 Budget Amendments: Department of Energy (Domestic Gas Centrifuge Enrichment Technology Demonstration Activities)—09/17/09 (5 pages, 319 kb)
   

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