Massachusetts S2427 promotes public payroll transparency by requiring quasi-government agencies to disclose compensation information.
Massachusetts S2427 amends Chapter 6A of the General Laws to mandate that quasi-government agencies, which provide services to citizens and have certain independence from the executive and legislative branches, submit compensation information to the comptroller. The comptroller is then required to post this information on the commonwealth’s open checkbook website. Additionally, the state auditor must publicly post audits of these quasi-government agencies on its website. This bill aims to increase transparency in public payroll information.
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