DE HB190

Creates a new Grant-in-Aid Subcommittee of the Joint Finance Committee composed of 3 Senators and 3 Representatives, with no more than 2 members from each chamber belonging to the same political party

Establishes eligibility requirements for grant-in-aid recipients, including being a nonprofit with IRS exempt status or government organization, operating for at least 2 years, and demonstrating ability to fund at least half of operations from non-grant sources

Prohibits grant-in-aid funding from being used for child daycare, capital equipment, building purchases/renovations, elected officials' salaries, political campaigns, lobbying, or programs benefiting non-Delaware residents

Requires the Subcommittee to annually review applications from new grant-in-aid applicants and submit recommendations to the Joint Finance Committee by the third Monday of May each year

Takes effect January 1 following enactment, with the Chair and Vice Chair required to develop rules and procedures by February 1 in collaboration with the Controller General