FY 2012-13 Biennial Budget Presentation Jim Schowalter, Commissioner March 8, 2011.

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FY Biennial Budget Presentation Jim Schowalter, Commissioner March 8, 2011

MMB’s mission is to increase state government’s capacity to manage and utilize financial, human, information and analytical resources to ensure exceptional service and value for Minnesota’s citizens.

Division FTEs General Fund Spending Other Funds Spending Total Spending Accounting Services44.7$3.8M$0.3M$4.1M Budget Services22.8$3.7M$0$3.7M Economic Analysis4.0$.5M$0$.5M Information Systems43.4$3.6M$6.7M$10.3M Treasury14.0$1.9M$0$1.9M Management Analysis15.4$.3M$2M$2.3M Human Resource Mgmt29.1$2.3M$.6M$2.9M Labor Relations8.0$.8M$0.3M$1.1M Agency Administration22.9$3.7M$0$3.7M Employee Insurance47.3$0$773.8M Total251.6$20.6M$783.7M$804.4M SWIFT Project57.0$0$45.3M Minnesota Management & Budget

Economic Forecasts and Updates 10 Websites SEMA4, SWIFT MAPS, IA Warehouse Statewide financial code of conduct enforcement Agency audit monitoring Agency training Statewide organizational consulting

G.O. and other bond management Statewide cash management New Accounting & Procurement system - launches 7/1/2011 State payroll Processing – over 50,000 every 2 weeks State General Accounting Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) State agency accounting support Compliance with SEC & IRS regulations Manage 600 accounts at banks across the state Process 4 million Checks (warrants) each year

SEGIP – Healthcare Insurance for all branches of state government State HR policies Employee and Applicant Systems Compliance with state and federal laws Compliance with state and federal diversity requirements Long term workforce strategy Labor contract negotiations Arbitrations Grievance consultation Statewide disaster preparedness Fiscal Notes Governor’s budget development Quarterly reporting On federal ARRA program Agency fiscal analysis Legislative fiscal support

What We Do Manage the state’s $59.8 billion biennial budget Manage 4.9 million expenditure transactions every year, 1.1 million cash deposits and 1.2 million payments Manage statewide banking operations daily Coordinate & analyze 1,000 fiscal notes each year Conduct bond sales, with $5.7 billion in outstanding general obligation debt Negotiate 9 bargaining agreements & operate 2 compensation plans Manage insurance benefits for 120,000 individuals Process nearly 90,000 applicant resumes every year Pay over 50,000 employees from all three branches of state government and MnSCU every two weeks

Since 2000, appropriations have been reduced by 25 percent

FTEs have been reduced by 34 percent (127 FTEs) since Department of Finance Department of Employee Relations SWIFT Project57.0 Total

Agency Change Item Change item: Results Management Fiscal Impact ($000s)FY 2012FY 2013FY 2014FY2015 General Fund Expenditures$250 Revenues$0 Net Fiscal Impact$250 Creates a data driven process to ensure agencies are accountable for critical initiatives Collaborative effort of Governor’s Office, Admin, OET, and MMB Based on well-demonstrated efforts at many local units of government

Agency Change Item Change item: Task Force on Small Agencies & Boards Fiscal Impact ($000s)FY 2012FY 2013FY 2014FY2015 General Fund Expenditures$50$0 Revenues$0 Net Fiscal Impact$50$0 Mission: to review the operations of the smallest state agencies, boards, and commissions. The task force will accomplish that by: Reviewing the mission, services, and operations of each entity Making recommendations on potential elimination, merger, or other changes to ensure adequate operational capacity and value to the public Identifying and describing the purpose of each entity with 10 or fewer FTE’s

Agency Change Item Change item: Operating Budget Reduction Fiscal Impact ($000s)FY 2012FY 2013FY 2014FY2015 General Fund Expenditures($957)$957 Revenues$0 Net Fiscal Impact($957) 5% cut, equates to elimination of 11 FTE’s through layoff and attrition All areas of the department will be impacted

Agency Change Item Change item: Statewide Systems Billing Authority Fiscal Impact ($000s)FY 2012FY 2013FY 2014FY2015 Other Fund Expenditures$0 $2,480 Revenues$0 $2,480 Net Fiscal Impact$0 $2,480 Increase billing authority by 33%, to a total of $10 million Needed to support the expected increase in operating costs of statewide systems

Thank You! FY Biennial Budget Presentation Jim Schowalter, Commissioner March 8, 2011