Committee approves adding nonvoting advisers and third‑party scoring for broadband grants
House Bill 299 would allow legislative leaders to appoint nonvoting advisory members to the Broadband Advisory Board and require a neutral third party to score grant applications; the committee advanced the bill to the floor after questions about funding and oversight.
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The Senate State Affairs Committee voted to advance House Bill 299, a bill that adds nonvoting advisory appointments to the Broadband Advisory Board and requires an outside third party to score broadband grant applications.
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