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Committee forms panel to study government efficiency, schedules four meetings
Summary
The committee agreed to create a study committee (item 2673) combining government structure and state affairs members to examine efficiency and taxpayer savings over about four meetings; the committee substitute was approved by voice vote.
The Chair introduced item 2673 and described it as a study committee bringing together the government structure committee and the state affairs committee on the House side to examine efficiency, effectiveness, and potential taxpayer savings. "We expect to have about 4 meetings across that time because we're gonna be in-depth with this," the Chair said, laying out an expected meeting cadence and plan to bring in relevant agencies for testimony.
The Chair acknowledged that committee members do not yet know the answers and framed the effort as an exploratory study. The committee substitute was moved and approved by voice vote, and the Chair said the committee would not take up two other agenda items unless circumstances changed; the committee then voted to rise and report.
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