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Committee member asks whether HB753’s 2031 repeal is tied to program success
Summary
A committee member asked whether HB753’s automatic repeal in 2031 will depend on program success; sponsor Representative Barry said the five-year sunset is intended to allow evaluation and possible renewal based on outcomes, and the bill requires reporting to the General Assembly and governor.
During questions, a committee member asked whether the bill’s automatic repeal in 2031 is tied to the program’s success. Representative Barry replied that the proposal is modeled as a five-year program with a sunset to allow the state and localities time to assess results and determine whether to renew.
Barry told the committee the bill requires reporting to the General Assembly and to the governor so lawmakers can evaluate performance before any renewal decision. The transcript records the discussion in those terms but does not include predetermined renewal criteria or exact evaluation metrics; those appear to be left for implementation.
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