The bill allows certain members of the legislature to request records from vendors contracted with the state for publicly subsidized health programs.

The bill enacts the oversight of health programs act, allowing specific members of the legislature to request records from vendors contracted with the state to administer or deliver publicly subsidized health programs. These records include books, accounts, communications, and contractual agreements. Vendors must respond within ten business days, with an additional ten days allowed if trade secrets are involved. If records cannot be produced within twenty business days, the vendor must notify the requesting party and provide an explanation.

The bill allows certain members of the legislature to request records from vendors contracted with the state for publicly subsidized health programs.

The bill enacts the oversight of health programs act, allowing specific members of the legislature to request records from vendors contracted with the state to administer or deliver publicly subsidized health programs. These records include books, accounts, communications, and contractual agreements. Vendors must respond within ten business days, with an additional ten days allowed if trade secrets are involved. If records cannot be produced within twenty business days, the vendor must notify the requesting party and provide an explanation.