SECTION 1. Section 35-4-27 of the General Laws in Chapter 35-4 entitled "State Funds" is hereby amended to read as follows:

35-4-27. Indirect cost recoveries on restricted receipt accounts. – Indirect cost recoveries of ten percent (10%) of cash receipts shall be transferred from all restricted receipt accounts, to be recorded as general revenues in the general fund. However, there shall be no transfer from cash receipts with restrictions received exclusively: (1) fFrom contributions from non-profit charitable organizations; (2) fFrom the assessment of indirect cost recovery rates on federal grant funds; or (3) tThrough transfers from state agencies to the department of administration for the payment of debt service. These indirect cost recoveries shall be applied to all accounts, unless prohibited by federal law or regulation, court order, or court settlement. The following restricted receipt accounts shall not be subject to the provisions of this section:

Executive Office of Health and Human Services

Organ Transplant Fund

HIV Care Grant Drug Rebates

Department of Human Services

Veterans' home – Restricted account

Veterans' home – Resident benefits

Pharmaceutical Rebates Account

Demand Side Management Grants

~~Organ transplant fund~~

Veteran's Cemetery Memorial Fund

Donations- New Veterans' Home Construction

Department of Health

Providence Water Lead Grant

Pandemic medications and equipment account

Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities and Hospitals

Eleanor Slater non-Medicaid third-party payor account

Hospital Medicare Part D Receipts

RICLAS Group Home Operations

Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Emergency and public communication access account

Department of Environmental Management

National heritage revolving fund

Environmental response fund II

Underground storage tanks registration fees

Rhode Island Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission

Historic preservation revolving loan fund

Historic Preservation loan fund – Interest revenue

Department of Public Safety

Forfeited property – Retained

Forfeitures – Federal

Forfeited property – Gambling

Donation – Polygraph and Law Enforcement Training

Rhode Island State Firefighter's League Training Account

Fire Academy Training Fees Account

Attorney General

Forfeiture of property

Federal forfeitures

Attorney General multi-state account

Forfeited property – Gambling

Department of Administration

Office of Management and Budget

Information Technology Investment Fund

Restore and replacement – Insurance coverage

Convention Center Authority rental payments

Investment Receipts – TANS

Car Rental Tax/Surcharge-Warwick Share

Housing Resources Commission Restricted Account

Legislature

Audit of federal assisted programs

Department of Children, Youth and Families

Children's Trust Accounts – SSI

Military Staff

RI Military Family Relief Fund

RI National Guard Counterdrug Program

Treasury

Admin. Expenses – State Retirement System

Retirement – Treasury Investment Options

Violent Crimes Compensation – Refunds

Treasury Research Fellowship

Business Regulation

Banking Division Reimbursement Account

Office of the Health Insurance Commissioner Reimbursement Account

Securities Division Reimbursement Account

Commercial Licensing and Racing and Athletics Division Reimbursement Account

Insurance Division Reimbursement Account

Historic Preservation Tax Credit Account

Judiciary

Arbitration Fund Restricted Receipt Account

Third-Party Grants

Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

Statewide Student Transportation Services Account

School for the Deaf Fee for Service Account

Davies Career and Technical School Local Education Aid Account

Department of Labor and Training

Job Development Fund ~~– Title XII loans principal and interest~~

Department of Transportation

Rhode Island Highway Maintenance Account

SECTION 2. The provision relating to the Job Development Fund shall take effect on July 1, 2014, notwithstanding the provision of Article 3, Section 4 of 2014 H-7133 Substitute A, entitled "AN ACT MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE STATE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2015." The remainder of the act shall take effect on January 1, 2014.