State management: funds; certain litigation involving the attorney general; require reporting to the legislature of. Creates new act.

Summary

If a lawsuit involving the state is expected to cost more than $250,000, the attorney general must send detailed reports every six months to the House and Senate appropriations and oversight committees, and a final report after the case ends. Failure to file these reports allows legislators to seek court orders, impose daily fines, and triggers an auditor‑general review.

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