The tax revenues from legalized and taxed cannabis could fully fund the budgets of the Indiana Department of Agriculture ($9.3 million), the Prosecuting Attorney’s Council ($8.3 million), the Attorney General’s Office ($44.3 million), the Department of Veteran’s Affairs ($6.1 million), the Alcohol and Tobacco Commission ($23.3 million), the Civil Rights Commission ($2.9 million), the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites ($11.7 million), the War Memorial Commission ($2.8 million), the Governor’s Office ($7.1 million), the Indiana House ($23.5 million), the Indiana Senate ($14.1 million), the Indiana Court of Appeals ($12.7 million) and STILL have $5 million remaining.