AN ACT RELATING TO STATE AFFAIRS AND GOVERNMENT -- OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL

Summary

The bill adds Chapter 9.4 to Title 42, establishing a nonpartisan Office of Inspector General that will audit and investigate state agency use of public funds. An inspector general is appointed by the governor with Senate advice and consent after a five‑member advisory commission submits three qualified candidates, and may serve up to two five‑year terms. The office has authority to hire staff, contract experts, and operate independently of other law‑enforcement agencies.

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