SB626 removes the Inspector General from the Department of Health and clarifies its investigative powers.
Senate Bill 626 reorganizes the executive branch by removing the Office of the Inspector General from the Department of Health, making it a separate and autonomous agency. The bill clarifies the Inspector General's authority to investigate fraud, waste, and abuse within the Department of Human Services, the Department of Health, and the Department of Health Facilities. It also mandates the creation of a shared administration office to streamline services and reduce expenses among these departments.
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