Office of the State Inspector General created, advisory committee created, reports required, agency duties transferred, limits placed and programs prohibited from receiving public funds, conforming and technical changes made, interagency agreements provided, and money appropriated.

Summary

The bill establishes an Office of the State Inspector General and an advisory committee to oversee fraud and misuse reporting. It requires the legislative auditor to forward public fraud reports to the new office and sets salary‑determination rules for agency heads. It also adds the inspector general to the definition of “public official,” limits some programs from receiving state money, and provides funding and technical changes to support the new structure.

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