D.__Any money transferred into the fund from the Maine Budget Stabilization Fund, established in Title 5, section 1532.

3. Use of fund. The fund must be the first last resource used when section 742 or 744 is invoked. The fund may also be used for the purpose of matching federal funds in the event of a federally declared disaster.

4.__Fund balance.__The fund's balance may not exceed $3,000,000.__No more than $3,000,000 may be deposited into or expended from the fund within a state fiscal year.__Any amount, including interest, that accrues in excess of $3,000,000 must be transferred by the State Controller to the Maine Budget Stabilization Fund, established in Title 5, section 1532.

5.__Annual report.__The director shall submit a written report by January 15, 2007 and annually thereafter to the Governor and the Legislature on the fund's balance and expenditures.

Sec. 11. Radio frequency coordination for emergency planning. The Statewide Radio Network Board, referenced in the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 5, section 1520, subsection 1, paragraph B, shall develop protocols and procedures for radio frequency coordination throughout the State during major emergencies and shall include participation by and obtain memoranda of understanding from various stakeholders, including: the Maine Emergency Management Agency; the Maine Fire Chiefs Association; the Maine Chiefs of Police Association; the Maine Fire Protection Services Commission; the Maine Sheriffs' Association; the Maine State Police; the Department of Public Safety; federal first responders; Maine Emergency Medical Services; the Maine Hospital Association; and local public works and utilities. The Statewide Radio Network Board shall allocate no fewer than 6 public safety band radio frequencies to be used as multijurisdictional, county and state disaster channels. The Director of the Maine Emergency Management Agency shall develop a communications plan for multijurisdictional, regional and statewide disasters to ensure interoperability that includes participation with both public and private expected response partners and local, county, state and federal stakeholders. The Statewide Radio Network Board and the Maine Emergency Management Agency shall report by September 18, 2006 to the Task Force to Study Maine's Homeland Security Needs on their progress in obtaining memoranda of understanding from