Establishes a temporary Joint Commission on Government Efficiency to identify inefficiencies in state government.
The bill creates the Joint Commission on Government Efficiency, a temporary body tasked with identifying opportunities for improving efficiency, reducing waste, and streamlining operations across state government. The commission will conduct audits, reviews, and analyses of state agencies and programs, and provide recommendations for reforms. The commission will be composed of three members from the Senate, three from the House of Delegates, and five private sector individuals. Members will serve as volunteers without compensation.
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