SB2122 Summary

• Changes the Department of Innovation and Technology's authority to "may" instead of "shall" provide and coordinate information technology services for State agencies, making such services discretionary rather than mandatory.

• Excludes transferring agencies from the definition of "State agency," affecting which entities fall under the Department's coordination requirements.

• Removes the requirement that the Department formulate a master plan for information technology and eliminates the mandate to submit annual interim reports to the Governor.

• Prohibits any entity from publishing System and Organization Control audit reports on public websites, while requiring unredacted copies be provided to the General Assembly, transferring agencies, and upon request to State agencies receiving Department services.