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Committee passes bill eliminating duplicate reporting requirements tied to RRDOT audits

3155845 · April 8, 2025
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Summary

Senate Bill 5562 removes a duplicate reporting requirement by relying on existing inspector general audits and RRDOT standards, eliminating redundant reports, the sponsor said; the committee passed the bill on a voice vote.

Representative Mike Holcomb, District 93, told the committee Senate Bill 5562 simply “does away with duplicate reports.” He said the same RRDOT standards applied by the office of the inspector general are already used by RRDOT, so the bill eliminates an extra, duplicative report requirement.

Holcomb said the measure removes an additional audit/reporting burden. No public testimony opposed the bill; the sponsor closed and recommended a do‑pass. The committee approved the bill by voice vote.