HB2448 Summary

• Establishes an information technology study committee consisting of four legislators (two senators and two representatives from different political parties), the director of the department of administration, and two public members with IT expertise.

• Committee must evaluate costs and benefits of state agencies contracting for information technology services and identify which state IT services would benefit from outsourcing.

• Committee is required to develop a timeline for outsourcing information technology services and submit a report with findings and recommendations by December 31, 2015 to the governor, legislature leadership, and secretary of state.

• Committee automatically repeals on September 30, 2016.