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Committee asks members to submit interim-study topics by April 7 (or May 18 backup)

Joint Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice Oversight · March 26, 2026
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Summary

Legislative research advised submitting interim-study topics by veto session; the chair requested topics by April 7 to place items on an agenda, with May 18 as a fallback deadline.

The committee asked members to email suggested interim-study topics with as much detail as possible to help staff prepare. The chair requested submissions by April 7 so items could be considered at the veto session; if necessary, May 18, 2026, was offered as a later deadline to support summer agenda-setting.

Jillian Kinkade of legislative research told the committee, "Really, ideally, if they can get them to you by a veto session, would be best so that you are here in the building and we can have a conversation about it." Kinkade added that May 18 would allow staff time to get a letter into the legislative coordinating council if topics arrived later.

The chair noted the veto session is calendared for April 9 and urged members to provide detailed topic descriptions when emailing suggestions. Staff said no interim meeting date has been scheduled yet and that meeting timing will depend on the number of interim days and topics the committee elects to study.