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House passes accountability measure to standardize reporting for pass‑through state funds
Summary
First substitute HB312 was presented as a cleanup and expansion of last year's nonprofit accountability law; sponsors said it broadens reporting requirements to all recipients of pass‑through state grants and requires written summary reports and itemized budgets. The House passed the bill 69–0.
Representative DeCaro presented first substitute HB312 as an accountability bill intended to replace provisions of HB283. She said implementation of last year's law produced unintended consequences related to nonprofit bylaws and that the revised bill would broaden reporting requirements to all recipients of pass‑through state grants, not…
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