Eliminates withholding state aid as a compliance enforcement mechanism for court facilities; establishes an appeal process and a review panel for.

This bill eliminates the use of withholding state aid as a means to enforce compliance with court facility standards. It establishes an appeal process for cities to challenge proposed court facility plans. The bill also creates a court facilities review panel to assess the scope, reasonableness, feasibility, and proportionality of these plans. The panel consists of representatives from the state comptroller, the chief administrator of the courts, and two members appointed by the senate and assembly leaders. The panel can affirm, modify, or remand plans based on their review.

Eliminates withholding state aid as a compliance enforcement mechanism for court facilities; establishes an appeal process and a review panel for.

This bill eliminates the use of withholding state aid as a means to enforce compliance with court facility standards. It establishes an appeal process for cities to challenge proposed court facility plans. The bill also creates a court facilities review panel to assess the scope, reasonableness, feasibility, and proportionality of these plans. The panel consists of representatives from the state comptroller, the chief administrator of the courts, and two members appointed by the senate and assembly leaders. The panel can affirm, modify, or remand plans based on their review.