The Senate's substitute amendment to the House-passed continuing resolution (HR 933) kept total pre-sequester discretionary appropriations nearly level while making $1.15 billion worth of changes to the amounts for individual bills. The Interior-Environment bill took the biggest hit in the Senate amendment, while transportation and housing programs saw the greatest increase in appropriations.
In millions of dollars of regular discretionary budget authority
| Subcommittee | House | Senate | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agriculture | $20,247 | $20,532 | +$285 |
| Commerce-Justice-Science | 50,434 | 50,210 | -224 |
| Defense | 517,592 | 517,675 | +83 |
| Energy-Water | 36,829 | 36,744 | -85 |
| Financial Services | 21,226 | 21,453 | +227 |
| Homeland Security | 39,656 | 39,609 | -47 |
| Interior-Environment | 30,606 | 29,827 | -779 |
| Labor-HHS-Education | 156,708 | 156,872 | +164 |
| Legislative Branch | 4,299 | 4,284 | -15 |
| Military Construction-VA | 71,878 | 71,883 | +5 |
| State-Foreign Operations | 42,093 | 42,093 | 0 |
| Transportation-HUD | 51,432 | 51,817 | +385 |
| Total | $1,043,000 | $1,042,999 | -$1 |
NOTE: Figures do not include war spending, disaster relief or other adjustments not bound by discretionary spending caps and do not take into account amendments adopted after the bills were scored by CBO.
SOURCE: Congressional Budget Office