Establishes the Alaska Sunset Commission to review and audit state entities, make recommendations, and submit reports to the legislature.
The Alaska Sunset Commission is established to review and audit the activities and budgets of state entities annually. The commission reviews whether there is a public need for the continuation or restructuring of entities and makes recommendations to the legislature. The commission must submit a report to the governor, the president of the senate, the speaker of the house, the chief clerk, and the senate secretary within the first 10 days of a legislative session. The report includes draft legislation to implement the commission's recommendations.
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