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AR HB1461
Bill
Status
5/5/2025
Primary Sponsor
Lee Johnson
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AI Summary
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State boards or commissions with no powers or duties prescribed by law that have not met or lacked quorum for two years shall be automatically abolished, with the controlling agency required to report the abolition to the Legislative Council
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Boards failing to submit required biennial meeting reports to the Joint Performance Review Committee by August 1 of even-numbered years shall have their authority suspended (changed from "may" to "shall"), prohibiting all actions including expenditure of funds
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Boards that still fail to submit reports by December 1 shall have abolition legislation drafted (changed from "may" to "shall"), with authority reverting to the General Assembly and funds reverting to the General Revenue Fund
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Constitutional boards (Game and Fish Commission, State Highway Commission, higher education boards) are exempt from abolition but remain subject to review by the Joint Performance Review Committee if they miss four consecutive meetings
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Boards missing two consecutive meetings must elect new chair and vice chair; those missing four consecutive meetings trigger a reevaluation of purpose, need, and effectiveness by the Joint Performance Review Committee
Legislative Description
To Amend The Law Concerning The Evaluation Of Necessity Of Various Commissions And Boards.
Last Action
Died in House Committee at Sine Die adjournment.
5/5/2025