Louisiana SB292 establishes the office of the state inspector general to prevent and detect waste, inefficiencies, and misconduct in executive branch.
Louisiana SB292 creates the office of the state inspector general within the governor's office to oversee executive branch agencies for waste, inefficiencies, mismanagement, misconduct, abuse, fraud, and corruption. The inspector general, also known as the chief integrity officer, is appointed by the governor with Senate consent, serving a six-year term. The inspector general's salary is fixed by the governor and cannot be reduced during their term. The inspector general can be removed by the governor with a majority vote from both houses of the legislature.
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