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	Amend CSSB 1 as follows:                                                     
	Add the following rider to Article XI.                                         
	Contingency Appropriation for Pharmaceutical 
Countermeasures.  From funds appropriated in Article II of this Act 
and contingent upon the following three outcomes, the Department of 
State Health Services is hereby appropriated $20,000,000 in general 
revenue in fiscal year 2010 to purchase and appropriately store 
pharmaceutical countermeasures approved by the U.S. Food and Drug 
Administration to treat individuals who are or may become 
contaminated with radioactive cesium:
		(1)  Federal Grant Effort.  The department failing to 
receive $20,000,000 in federal funds by August 1, 2010 to obtain 
pharmaceutical countermeasures approved by the U.S. Food and Drug 
Administration to treat individuals contaminated with radioactive 
cesium.  If the Department obtains $20 million in qualified federal 
funding then the Department is hereby appropriated those funds for 
the purchase of the pharmaceuticals and shall purchase the 
pharmaceuticals;
		(2)  Plan to Support First Responders.  The department 
developing, by August 1, 2010, a plan to support and protect first 
responders in Texas and a plan for the distribution and storage of 
pharmaceuticals; submitting that plan to the Office of Governor, 
Division of Homeland Security; and
		(3)  Lapsed Salary Appropriation.  On or before August 
20, 2010 the Comptroller of Public Accounts shall certify to the 
Legislative Budget Board whether year-end balances of general 
revenue, in whole or in part, used to support salary costs at 
Article II agencies are sufficient to cover the costs of the 
appropriation made above.
	If the three contingencies above are not met, this rider has 
no effect.
	It is the intent of the Legislature this rider does not 
negatively impact general revenue match requirements for federally 
funded health care programs.  Any 2010 balances in Article II 
agencies or the 911 Commission identified by the Comptroller of 
Public Accounts pursuant to this rider are hereby appropriated for 
purposes of this rider in fiscal year 2011.