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MS HB1133
Bill
Status
Failed
2/5/2019
Primary Sponsor
Jeffrey Smith
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AI Summary
- Applies to state government contracts for professional or technical services exceeding $100,000 that involve computer-based work
- Permits contracting agencies to require contractors use software to verify hours billed, with payment contingent on software verification of computer work
- Required software must track keystrokes and mouse activity, capture screenshots every three minutes, provide real-time cost status, protect confidential data, and allow agency feedback on work in progress
- Contractors must store collected data as accounting records for seven years and provide access to agencies and auditors upon request at no charge
- Software must be procured by the contractor from an independent entity, with the act effective July 1, 2019
Legislative Description
Government contracts; authorize agency, department or political subdivision of the state to require the use of work verification software to verify hours worked for.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/5/2019
Committee Referrals
Accountability, Efficiency, Transparency1/21/2019
Full Bill Text
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