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Sponsored By: John Paul Palacios Sablan (Independent)
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The law authorizes a loan of up to $29 million from the Marianas Public Land Trust to the Commonwealth Government to make the Minimum Annual Payment to the Settlement Fund for Fiscal Year 2026. The loan uses simple interest at 7.5% per year, calculated annually. The Governor and the Secretary of Finance sign the loan, and the government and the Trust set the repayment schedule. Starting in FY2026, interest earned on the Trust’s funds that goes to the General Fund is used to pay this debt, and the Trust may hold back that interest until the loan is fully paid. The Secretary of Finance must file a quarterly MPLT Loan Report showing the balance, interest, expenses, drawdowns, and any offsets from withheld interest, and must share a drawdown payment list before spending the money.
John Paul Palacios Sablan
Independent • House
There are no cosponsors for this bill.
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Senate vote • 9/15/2025
Senate Final Reading — Passed (HS1)
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House vote • 9/9/2025
House Final Reading — Passed (HS1)
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PL 24-13
Senate Final Reading — Passed (HS1)
House Final Reading — Passed (HS1)
House First Reading — Passed (HS1)
House Report Action — Approved
Introduced
HB 24-50
8/15/2025
PL 24-13
8/15/2025
SCR 24-27
8/15/2025
[HS1]
8/15/2025
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