SB372

Require centralized reporting for certain financial reports

Introduced·3/4/26
Introduced Text

Establishes centralized reporting requirements for recipients of public funds in Ohio.

The bill mandates that recipients of public funds in Ohio submit annual reports to the state's Director of Budget and Management. These reports must detail expenditures, project progress, compliance with laws, and indirect costs. The centralized reporting system aims to enhance oversight and evaluation of grant, loan, and contract programs. Recipients must also allow state agencies access to their facilities for compliance reviews. The system is set to be operational within a year of the bill's enactment.

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Where it stands

Current
Finance Committee
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Committee decision

Sponsors

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Calendar

May 19

2:00 PM

Senate Finance 1st Hearing, Sponsor

History

Mar 25

Senate

Referred to committee: Finance

Mar 4

Senate

Introduced