State board of accounts.

Summary

The bill establishes a State Board of Accounts to serve as Indiana’s independent external auditor, requiring it to follow professional auditing standards. The governor appoints a state examiner who must be a certified public accountant with specific audit experience, plus two deputy examiners—one must be a CPA and the other a CPA or an Indiana‑licensed attorney—subject to legislative council approval and a limit on members from the same political party. The board reports to the legislative council, and the law sets terms, removal procedures, and vacancy filling rules.

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