Texas HB4073 mandates a biennial audit of state services for homeless individuals, assessing effectiveness and efficiency.

HB4073 requires the State Auditor to conduct a biennial audit of services provided to homeless individuals by state agencies. The audit, starting in 2028, examines resources, assesses effectiveness, and rates agencies as unsatisfactory, satisfactory, or exemplary. It includes agencies like the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs and others. The audit results and recommendations are to be published and reported to the governor and the Legislative Budget Board. The audit is to be completed within 90 days and funded by existing resources.

Texas HB4073 mandates a biennial audit of state services for homeless individuals, assessing effectiveness and efficiency.

HB4073 requires the State Auditor to conduct a biennial audit of services provided to homeless individuals by state agencies. The audit, starting in 2028, examines resources, assesses effectiveness, and rates agencies as unsatisfactory, satisfactory, or exemplary. It includes agencies like the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs and others. The audit results and recommendations are to be published and reported to the governor and the Legislative Budget Board. The audit is to be completed within 90 days and funded by existing resources.