Montana HB692 revises the SMART Act to require state departments to publish annual plans and include program-level initiatives.
Montana HB692 amends the SMART Act by requiring each state department to produce an annual plan no later than September 1 each year. The annual plan must include a description of the department's functions, priorities, and program-level initiatives, along with specific and measurable performance measures. These performance measures must be tracked on an ongoing basis, be quantitative when possible, and provide meaningful information to policymakers and the public. The act is effective immediately upon passage and approval.
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