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Senate panel concurs on bill to tighten fiscal‑note follow‑up reporting
Senate Finance and Claims
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The Senate Finance and Claims Committee concurred with House Bill 228, which lowers the reporting trigger from $1 million to $500,000 over any year in a four‑year fiscal note and requires twice‑yearly reports so lawmakers can track how enacted legislation is implemented and what it actually costs.
Representative Dole Mercer urged the Senate Finance and Claims Committee to adopt House Bill 228, saying the measure aims to strengthen transparency of fiscal notes by removing a sunset and improving reporting on actual implementation costs. Mercer said the bill lowers the threshold…
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