Reforming Boards and Commissions

Summary

The bill repeals a long list of state boards, commissions, task forces and advisory groups, moving their responsibilities and any remaining funds to other agencies such as the Division of Natural Resources or the Department of Human Services. It also dissolves the Public Land Corporation, vesting its lands and related fund in the Division of Natural Resources, and changes the role of conservation districts in flood‑control dam projects. The changes are intended to streamline government, cut redundancy, and place management of public lands and water resources under a single authority.

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