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Committee removes duplicate reporting requirement in oversight bill
Summary
Senate Bill 5562 was advanced after sponsors said it eliminates redundant reporting by aligning standards used by DOT with those used by the Office of Inspector General, reducing duplicate audits and paperwork.
Representative Mike Holcomb, District 93, told the committee that Senate Bill 5562 eliminates a duplicate report requirement by recognizing that the same standards applied by the Office of Inspector General are already used by RDOT. "We're actually just doing away with one report because it's already being done by someone else," Holcomb said, describing the measure as a simple cleanup to eliminate redundant audit requirements.
No members of the public offered testimony for or against the bill during the hearing. Holcomb recommended a "do pass" and the committee advanced the bill by voice vote. The transcript does not include the bill text or the specific statutory sections affected, and no roll-call tally appears in the record.
