Plain English Breakdown
The official summary mentions 'technical corrections' generally but only details specific changes regarding definitions, costs, consultation lists, deadlines, committee names, and effective dates. Other potential technical corrections are not specified in the source text.
Amendment to House Substitute No. 1 for House Bill No. 1
This amendment makes technical corrections and updates rules about a Transition Report, including who must be consulted, what costs it must show, when it is due, and how long the law takes effect.
What This Bill Does
- Changes the definition of 'Secretary' to mean the Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
- Requires the Transition Report to include projections for the fiscal costs of the transition.
- Adds the Controller General or their designee to the list of people who must be consulted when developing the Transition Report.
- Shortens the deadline for presenting the Transition Report from 1 year before the transition to 6 months before the transition.
- Corrects the name of a committee by removing 'Program' from its title, changing it to Joint Legislative Committee on Capital Improvement.
- Sets the law's effective date as immediately upon enactment with an implementation period of 180 days.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Controller General or their designee
- The Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs
- Agencies creating the Transition Report
- The Joint Legislative Committee on Capital Improvement
Terms To Know
- Transition Report
- A document that outlines plans for a transition and must now include cost projections.
- Controller General
- An official who is now required to be consulted during the creation of the Transition Report.
Limits and Unknowns
- The text does not specify what specific transition this report covers.
- The exact date when the law takes effect depends on when it becomes enacted into law, which is not listed in the provided text.
- The source material does not explain how the cost projections must be calculated.