(b) All monies which are deposited in the employment security administrative contingency fund are appropriate and made available to the commission. All monies in the fund must be expended to:

1. (1) assist with the reemployment of unemployed workers using the most efficient and effective means of service delivery;
2. (2) undertake any program or activity which furthers the goal of the Employment Security Commission as provided for in Chapter 42 of this title;
3. (3) supplement basic employment security services, with special job search and claimant placement assistance designed to assist unemployment insurance claimants to obtain employment;
4. (4) provide employment services, such as recruitment, screening, and referral of qualified workers, to agricultural areas where those services have in the past contributed to positive economic conditions for the agricultural industry;

5. (5) provide otherwise unobtainable information and analysis to the legislature and program managers about issues related to employment and unemployment.

   Any balances in the fund do not lapse at any time, but are continuously available to the commission for expenditure consistent with Chapter 42 of this title. The commission shall issue its requisition approved by the chairman or any designated member, officer, or agent for the purpose set forth herein to the comptroller general who shall draw his warrant in the usual form provided by law on the State Treasurer, who shall pay it by check on the employment security administrative contingency fund.