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Committee declines to recommend judiciary IT capital case system; schedules audit and follow-ups
Summary
The committee reported the cash-funded IT capital request for a judiciary case management system failed in committee and has no final action; members were invited to a March 25 executive-session audit of OIT and staff will bring judiciary questions back for further discussion.
Legislative council staff informed the Joint Technology Committee that while the committee voted to approve the judiciary operating request, the cash-funded IT capital request for the judiciary's case management system did not pass committee and has not received final action.
Dan Grama said the motion to recommend funding for the cash-funded IT capital case management system "failed to pass on the vote taken by committee," and that the committee could revisit the matter if it wished.
The chair told members that the legislative audit committee, with the head auditor and OIT, would conduct a confidential executive-session briefing on March 25 at 7:15 a.m. to review a detailed OIT audit; she encouraged members to attend to ensure committee oversight of OIT practices and controls.
The committee agreed to defer final action on the judiciary capital request and to consider additional department-specific AI materials and presentations at future meetings; staff will circulate materials and proposed CDLE legislation ahead of upcoming sessions.
