Establishes an Inspector General for the California Public Utilities Commission to oversee audits and investigations.
The bill amends the Public Utilities Code to create an Inspector General for the California Public Utilities Commission. The Inspector General, appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate, serves a six-year term and is responsible for conducting audits and investigations into the commission's operations, including the expenditure of ratepayer funds. The Inspector General reports findings and recommendations to the Governor and Legislature, ensuring accountability and transparency.
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