ࡱ>   !#Root EntryFM͉:"@NativeContent_MAIN& t>SummaryInformation(4itable sharing to state and local law enforcement agencies who assist in forfeiture cases, and lienholders. If provided for in the Department's Appropriations Act,a portion of Fund receipts (appropriated, definite authority) are available to pay investigative expenses, including awards for information, purchase of evidence, andequipping of conveyances. Excess unobligated balances of the Fund designated as Super Surplus are available to support federal investigative, litigative, orcorrectional expenses or other authorized purposes of the Department of Justice. The Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act of 2000 made various changes to federallaws relating to the forfeiture of civil assets that are expected to decrease receipts deposited into the Assets Forfeiture Fund significantly over the next two to three fiscal years.n 1/ The 2000 Permanent Indefinite Authority of $462,924,000 includes $30,433,131 in Super Surplus obligations.6 Investigative Expenses................................ @2001 Appropriation`Perm`Pos.`FTE`Amount @2002 Base @2002 Estimate `Perm.@Program Changes`(51) #LP      P  6I  ......  ......8 8 LB d  8 8 B:   :  8 Mb@?: i 2 y y 21 x!! !<q!*Q!? !!R(!! .!!  " q!*XM_Q!? A!1! ////0/ wY@W swW H H H (p lwwwwwwwwgt?ww@ H H H (p lwwwwwwwGpY@W swW X H X p lwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww>>w7 7 wwwwgpQpvww7 7 wwwwg!pQpvwwwwwwwG!pQpvwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww'!pQpvwgpwwwww lwwwwwH(%pww lww'ww'///////////////////o8pwww7|*`*``۞s.YAqwwwG!pQpvwg"x ZZuwxzxZ r'| z|sx|'OjUEhHZ HZ XMQPW9 jnessjness ArialR8 8 8 8 8  N'['9,999']';N'...';N'('9,999')'1H[+,+++]! 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Total............................................................................................................................Program Description The primary purpose of the Fund is to provide a stable source of resources to cover the costs of an effective asset seizure and forfeiture program, including the costs of seizing, evaluating, inventorying, maintaining, protecting, advertising, forfeiting, and disposing of property. Prior to the creation of the Fund, costs ofthese activities had to be diverted from agency operational funds. 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