-10 32--97.057 1--97.128 I(d)-- 97.123 Appendix II: Authorization Appendix 3(b)--97.061, 97.062, 97.104 -3(b)(1)(c)--97.091 9--93.676 8(b(1)(c)--97.108 3(b)(2)(G)-- 97.025 3(b)(2)(G)))-- 97.007 11-596--97.106 6--97.077 4--97.008 1 (a)-- 97.107 2--97.042 13(b)(2)(G);-- 97.131 921--10.874 281 et seq.-- 10.167 16--66.313, 66.510, 66.517, 66.700 36(r)--66.611 36r-- 66.509, 66.513, 66.514, 66.516, 66.931, 66.954 36r&136u-- 66.510, 66.511, 66.517 112--10.055 127,1431,1691--10.167 501--10.090 501-1524--10.171 US Code 7-3195-- 10.207 US Code 7-3222-- 10.205 US Code 7-3241-- 10.223 US Code 7-3242-- 10.228 US Code 7-3292b-- 10.305 US Code 7-3318--10.304, 10.306 US Code 7-3318-3319a-- 10.699 US Code 7-3319e-- 10.314 US Code 7-3319f-- 10.311 US Code 7-3319i-- 10.326 US Code 7-3351-- 10.304 US Code 7-3362-- 10.322 US Code 7-3363-- 10.308, 10.322 US Code 7-341-349--10.500 US Code 7-361a-i-- 10.203 US Code 7-426,426b, 426c-- 10.028 US Code 7-427-427i, 1624-- 10.001 US Code 7-450-- 10.475 US Code 7-450i-- 10.206, 10.303, 10.310 US Code 7-450j-4501-- 10.053 US Code 7-5801-- 10.215 US Code 7-5811-- 10.215 US Code 7-5812-- 10.215 US Code 7-5831-- 10.215 US Code 7-5832-- 10.215 US Code 7-5921--10.219 US Code 7-5925(d)(8)-- 10.330 US Code 7-5925b-- 10.307 J US Code 7-7508--10.568 524--10.917 521--10.167, 10.173 521-1627--10.475, 10.477 901-1906--10.477 US Code 7-5925f-- 10.319 US Code 7-7501-- 10.569 US Code 7-7626-- 10.303, 10.329 US Code 7-7632--10.309 US Code 7-7701-7772-- 10.025 US Code 7-7901-- 10.171, 10.219 US Code 7-7971, 8789-- 10.056 US Code 7-7981-7982--10.080 US Code 7-8101-- 10.087 US Code 7-8114--10.320 US Code 7-8606--10.312 US Code 7-9051--10.116 US Code 7-9071--10.115 US Code 8-1101 et seq-- 17.272, 17.273 US Code 8-1182--17.273 US Code 8-1182(n), 1184--17.273 US Code 8-1186--17.273 US Code 8-1232--93.676 US Code 8-1522-- 93.566, 93.567, 93.576, 93.583, 93.584 US Code 8-1522 note-- 93.566, 93.584 US Code 9-9003--10.865 US Code 93-523--66.510 US Code E-10401-10418--10.025 US Code I-42-- 16.837 US Code IV-4002-- 93.540 Statute 122-3668--97.129 Statute 122-398--93.583 Statute 122-5074-5082-- 93.676 Statute 123-1565-1571--94.024 Statute 123-115--20.932 Statute 123-117-- 10.923 Statute 123-1460--94.025 Statute 123-1552--94.012 Statute 123-3409--93.584 Statute 124-3206-3210--10.592 Statute 1240-42--81.113 Statute 125-552, 617-- 16.819 Statute 126-405, 808-- 20.234 Statute 126-405,807-- 20.233 Statute 126-588--87.051, 87.052 Statute 127-18--10.105, 10.106 Statute 127-4--10.928 Statute 128-1083--93.997 Statute 128-838--10.404 Statute 128-993-- 10.615 Statute 128-995-997-- 10.616 Statute 15-272--11.604 Statute 1684-42--81.113 Statute 1860-1887-1891--96.008, 96.009 Statute 19-141--21.006 Statute 2029-353--17.791 Statute 33-1443--66.931 Statute 4-127--10.927 Statute 42-12501 et seq.-- 94.006 Statute 88-1305--57.001 Statute 88-1894--81.036 Statute 88-633-- 14.218, 14.228 Statute 92-1319--15.659 Statute 92-1513--93.047 Statute 92-365--10:675 Statute 92-420-- 10.054, 10.105 Statute 94-111-- 93.566, 93.567, 93.576, 93.583, 93.584 Statute 94-1799--93.566 Statute 94-1809--93.576, 93.583 Statute 97-35-- 10.568, 10.569 Statute 99-1504-- 10.072 Statute N/A-N/A-- 10.902 App II: Authorization Appendix December 2 Appendix III: Budget Functional Code Appendix NFORMATION fication - This 11-digit budget code identifies the account from which a program is funded as expressed in the Appendix to the Federal Budget. For :ode 75-0350-0-1-551, the first two digits represent the Federal agency code, and the third through sixth digits identify the appropriation (or fund) basic ol assigned by the Treasury Department. Where two or more accounts with different Treasury basic account symbols are included in a consolidated ill be the third and fourth digits, the fifth digit will be the fund type and the sixth digit will reflect the sequence of consolidated programs for that fund : agency. The seventh digit identifies the timing of transmittal of budget estimates: ar budget schedules emental appropriation ative proposal, not subject to PAYGO priations language to be transmitted later ative proposal, subject to PAYGO sion proposal tments to 1996 continuing resolution levels 3 zit identifies the type of government fund involved: nd - General Fund Appropriation Accounts - Accounts established to record amounts appropriated by law to be expended for the general support of the 1 Receipt Accounts - Accounts credited with all receipts that are not earmarked by law for a specific purpose. d - Special Fund Appropriation Accounts - Accounts established to record appropriated amounts of special fund receipts to be expended for special ccordance with specific provisions of law. Special Fund Receipt Accounts - Accounts credited with receipts from specific sources that are earmarked by ific purpose. erprise Fund Accounts - Funds authorized by Congress to be credited with receipts primarily from the public, that are generated by, and earmarked to itinuing cycle of business-type operations. amental Revolving or Management Fund Intragovernmental Fund Accounts - Accounts established to facilitate financing transactions within and between cies. These funds may be classified as intragovernmental revolving funds or management funds. Intragovernmental Revolving Fund Accounts - Funds law to carry out a cycle of intragovernmental business-type operations. These funds are credited with offsetting collections from other agencies and 1 (non-revolving) - Trust funds are established to account for the receipt and expenditure of monies by the Government for carrying out specific purposes 3 in accordance with the terms of a statute that designates the fund as a trust fund (such as the Highway Trust Fund) or for carrying out the stipulations of a ent (such as any of several trust funds for gifts and donations for specific purposes). In a trust non-revolving fund, the receipts designated for the trust fund ate account. 1 (revolving) - In a trust revolving fund, the fund is credited with collections earmarked by law to carry out a cycle of business-type operations. men account consolidations cross fund types. The last three digits represent the functional classification (code) used in the latest Federal Budget document, otherwise by the Office of Management and Budget. In cases where a program is split between two or more subfunctions: (a) if all subfunctions are in the unction, the code is the same as for the major function; or (b) if two or more major functions are involved the digits '999' are used. (Example: -550) 'are major functions and subfunctions as used in the budget document to show allocations of budget authority and outlays according to end purposes rd to agency jurisdiction. The central nature of each major function is identified and defined. Catalog programs are listed following each applicable (or major function). Note that some subfunctions are not applicable to Catalòg programs. t(s) in parentheses following the program title, shows the type(s) of assistance available through that program. The alphabet codes with accompanying stance are as follows: Appendix III: Budget Functional Code Appendix (050) ΝΑΤΙΟΝAL DEFENSE This function includes those programs directly related to the common defense and security of the United States. It includes the raising, equipping, and maintaining of armed forces (including civilian supporting activities), development and utilization of weapons systems (including nuclear weapons), and related programs. National defense includes direct compensation and benefits paid to active military and civilian personnel; contributions to their retirement, health, and life insurance funds; the conduct of defense research, development, testing, and evaluation; and procurement, construction, stockpiling, and other activities undertaken with the direct object of fostering our national security. Excluded from national defense are benefits or compensation to veterans and their dependents (veterans benefits are generally available to personnel who served the country in national emergencies; benefits for career military personnel are generally charged as a cost to the national defense function) and military retired pay, which is included in the income security function. Also excluded from national defense is the peaceful conduct of foreign relations; foreign military, economic, and humanitarian assistance; subsidies to business by civilian agencies (such as maritime subsidies) that may be partially justified as promoting national security; and research and operations of agencies (such as space research) whose program mission is not directly designed to promote national defense but which could result in some significant benefits to our national security. (051) Department of Defense - Military The entire agency is included in this subfunction. Because of the method of funding and accounting in the Defense Department no further subdivisions on a program basis are available in terms of outlays. 12.002 Procurement Technical Assistance For Business Firms (B) 12.300 Basic and Applied Scientific Research (B) 12.330 Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) Education, Outreach and Workforce Program (B) 12.340 Naval Medical Research and Development (B) 12.420 Military Medical Research and Development (B) 12.600 Community Investment (B,L) 12.604 Community Economic Adjustment Assistance for Reductions in Defense Spending (B,L) 12.903 GenCyber Grants Program (B) (053) Atomic Energy Defense Activities Those programs of the Department of Energy devoted to national defense activities, such as naval ship reactors and nuclear weapons. 17.310 Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation (D) 81.104 Environmental Remediation and Waste Processing and Disposal (B) 81.106 Transport of Transuranic Wastes to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant: States and Tribal Concerns, Proposed Solutions (B) 81.112 Stewardship Science Grant Program (B) 81.113 Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation Research (B) 81.124 Predictive Science Academic Alliance Program (B) (054) Defense-Related Activities Miscellaneous defense activities such as the expenses connected with service and civil defense activities in the Federal Emergency Manage Agency. B 20.813 Ship Operations Cooperative Program (C) 47.050 Geosciences (B) 47.078 Polar Programs (B) 81.140 Los Alamos National Laboratory - Fire Protection (B) (150) INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS This function is concerned with the maintenance of peaceful re commerce, and travel between the United States and the remainder of the w and with the promotion of international security and economic developm abroad. It includes the conduct of foreign affairs; cost of member international organizations; foreign information and exchange activities fo military, economic, and humanitarian assistance programs; and loun pro designed to foster U.S. exports. Excluded from international affairs are o from domestic programs that may tangentially affect foreign relations or of other nations. 19.221 Iran Assistance Program (B) 19.500 Middle East Partnership Initiative (B) 93.832 Promoting the Cancer Surveillance Workforce, Education and Da Use (B) (151) International Development and Humanitarian Assistance This includes humanitarian assistance, development assistance.s supporting assistance, grants to and investments in international fin development institutions, and the costs associated with conce agricultural exports. 10.608 Food for Education (C,H) 85.750 IAF Assistance for Overseas Programs (B) 98.001 USAID Foreign Assistance for Programs Overseas (B) 98.002 Cooperative Development Program (CDP) (B) 98.003 Ocean Freight Reimbursement Program (OFR) (B) 98.004 Non-Governmental Organization Strengthening (NGO) (B) 98.005 Institutional Capacity Building (ICB) (B) 98.006 Foreign Assistance to American Schools and Hospitals Abroad |