Rhode Island H7155 requires certification by the governor for testimony from state departments to be considered official.
Rhode Island H7155 mandates that testimony from state departments, agencies, boards, or commissions must be certified by the governor to be considered official. This certification ensures that the testimony is reviewed, authorized, and accurate. Non-certified testimony cannot be relied upon by the General Assembly for legislative findings, fiscal analyses, or oversight. This act applies only to factual representations and data, not policy judgments or opinions.
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