Proposed constitutional amendments to the Alaska Permanent Fund, including changes to fund withdrawals, distributions, and investments.
The bill proposes several amendments to the Alaska Permanent Fund as outlined in the state's constitution. It limits the annual withdrawal from the fund to no more than five percent of the average market value of the fund over the preceding six fiscal years. Half of this amount must be distributed as dividends to eligible residents, while the other half can be used for government operations. Additionally, the bill allows for appropriations from the fund to cover investment-related costs.
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