Establishes the Office of the Inspector General in Minnesota to oversee state agencies and programs.
The bill creates the Office of the Inspector General in Minnesota to ensure accountability and transparency in state agencies and programs. The Office will conduct audits, investigations, and evaluations to identify fraud, waste, and abuse. It will also make recommendations for program improvements, refer matters for legal action, and publish reports on its activities. The inspector general will be appointed by an advisory council and must meet specific qualifications, including a bachelor's degree and professional experience.
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