Establishes the Commission on Government Efficiency and Ethics to investigate fraud in state programs and undisclosed legislative conflicts of.
The bill establishes the Commission on Government Efficiency and Ethics to investigate allegations of fraud in state programs and undisclosed conflicts of interest in the legislature. The commission consists of six members appointed by the speaker of the house and the minority leader of the house. It can order investigations and forensic audits, and must report findings to appropriate authorities. The commission can award up to $5,000 to individuals whose reports lead to convictions or expulsions. Grant agreements must include audit clauses, and the commission is funded through appropriations.
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