HB 1130 Summary

• Requires state agencies in the executive and administrative departments to give alleged violators an opportunity to correct violations discovered during inspections conducted after June 30, 2011.

• Agencies must notify violators in writing and offer an opportunity to enter into an agreed order for correcting the violation within 60 days, without requiring admission of guilt.

• Exempts violations involving intentional misconduct, fraud, immediate risk to persons or public health/safety, patterns of willful disregard, or violations already covered by substantially similar correction procedures in other statutes.

• Requires the alleged violator to notify the agency when the violation is corrected, and the agency must determine compliance and notify the person within 30 days.

• If no agreed order is reached or the violation is not corrected within the agreed timeframe, the agency may issue a notice of violation and pursue enforcement actions authorized by law.