Establishes a not-for-profit contracting advisory committee and requires the governor to designate staff to assist its interactions with state.
The bill amends the state finance law to establish a not-for-profit contracting advisory committee. It requires the governor to designate staff within their office to act as a liaison to the chair of the advisory committee to assist its interactions with state agencies. The committee has the ability to request information from state agencies for reporting purposes, and state agencies must provide such information to the chair of the advisory committee. The committee consists of sixteen members, including eight appointed members and eight ex officio members from various state departments.
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