RI H7155

Requires all executive branch testimony to the General Assembly to be certified in writing by both the agency head and the governor (or governor's designee) to be considered "official"

Certification must attest that testimony has been authorized, factual statements are accurate and complete, and no material facts have been knowingly omitted

Uncertified testimony cannot be relied upon by the legislature for legislative findings, fiscal analyses, or oversight determinations

Certification requirement applies only to factual representations and data, not to policy judgments, opinions, recommendations, or projections

Department of Administration may promulgate rules and standardized certification forms; act takes effect upon passage