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Legislative Audit Committee Hearing

Wednesday, April 1, 2026·51m·▶ Watch / Listen

In a special meeting, the Legislative Audit Committee agreed to send a letter pressing the Joint Budget Committee to use its Request for Information process to demand a detailed accounting of the Governor's Office of Information Technology spending, after a January cybersecurity audit — and it declined to fold in a separate cash-fund inquiry. The committee also released the FY2025 HUD agreed-upon procedures report without a hearing.

Key Actions

·OIT cybersecurity audit follow-up letter to JBCPassed

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Notable Quotes

So that's why I think that the cash fund is relevant to the IT security audit question, more so than what is provided in this letter that OIT sent to you. And going into more detail on these particular tech debt reduction and infrastructure improvement line items, which are very straightforward. And I think that this is just more of like a smoke and mirrors to obfuscate what's really happening.

Brianna TitoneTitone's push to bring the OIT cash fund into the audit inquiry, and her characterization of OIT's memo, set up the meeting's central disagreement.

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TranscriptPreview
Good morning. The Legislative Audit Committee will come to order. Ms. Watson, would you please call the roll? Good morning, Senators and Representatives. Bacon. Here. Brooks. Present. Johnson. Here. Linstadt. Present. Pelton. Here. Wilford. Excused. Wiseman. Good morning, Madam Chair. Present. Madam Chair, you have a quorum. Thank you. Ms. Watson, may I have a motion to approve the minutes from our Last minute meeting, March 25, 2026? So moved. Moved by Vice Chair Weissman, seconded by Senator Pelton. Any opposed? All right, the minutes are approved. Members, we called this special meeting today, and so I would like to direct you to attachment B in your packet, which is a draft letter from the Legislative Audit Committee to the Joint Budget Committee referencing concerns that the Legislative Audit Committee had regarding the recently released Governor's Office of Information Technology Cybersecurity Resilience IT Performance Audit, dated January 2026. So, as you will recall the March 25th Legislative Audit Committee hearing, we voted to add the hearing today to further discuss proposed next steps. And this letter is a draft for the committee's consideration to send to the Joint Budget Committee. Specifically, the letter asked for the Joint Budget Committee to
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