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Committee says quarterly capital reporting requirement will remain after HB 2 amendment
Summary
Representative Ebel reported the committee successfully amended HB 2 to retain quarterly capital reporting rather than a governor-proposed change to annual reporting.
Representative Ebel updated the Capital Budget and Capital Project Overview Committee that an earlier provision in the governor’s version of HB 2 proposing to change the committee’s capital reporting requirement from quarterly to annual will not move forward. Ebel said the committee took a prior vote to retain more frequent reporting and that the committee’s amendment to HB 2 preserves the existing reporting cadence.
At the meeting Ebel told members: "When we were here the last time, I think I brought to the committee's attention that in HB 2 as it came from the governor, there had been a section in there that would have required or would have changed the quarterly reporting requirement in here to annual. And we took a vote here and decided we wanted to leave it as annual. So I just wanted to report back to the committee that we did amend HB 2 so that that change will not be going as proposed by the governor will not be going forward." Committee members confirmed the intended reporting frequency remained quarterly.
No formal committee action on reporting frequency was taken at this meeting; Ebel reported the change had been addressed in the legislative amendment process.
