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Committee counsel outlines reporting change for cybersecurity advisory council
Summary
Legislative counsel told the Senate Government Operations Committee that a draft amends the cybersecurity advisory council reporting requirement: the deadline would move from Jan. 15 to Feb. 15 and the language would change from a requirement to "submit a written report" to a direction that the council "shall report."
At the start of the May 6 meeting, legislative counsel Tim Dublin summarized changes to a reporting provision tied to a cybersecurity advisory council: the amendment moves the annual reporting deadline from Jan. 15 to Feb. 15 and replaces language requiring the council to "submit a written report" with a simpler directive that the council "shall report."
Dublin identified the change as part of a new section in a reporting bill and said staff had provided the draft. Committee members noted the draft still contained highlights and discussed whether to vote the measure out despite the lack of a clean copy. The chair said they could move forward and a member offered to move the draft.
No formal committee vote on that amendment was recorded during the session; committee members discussed next steps for committee reporting and the clerk/reporter work for the measure.
