Joint Technology Committee
A short, sharply divided Joint Technology Committee session voted 3-2 to open bill drafting on the legislature's oversight of the Office of Information Technology, following a critical OIT audit — with members split over whether the bill should be narrow cleanup or carry enforcement 'teeth.'
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“I think, though, we're missing a big part of what we're seeing happen is the blatant disregard of statute to actually furnish the information we're requesting. We have, we have two statutes that say we can get information and we're not getting it. We're getting non answers, the audit, the independent auditor's not getting the information and we cannot hold them directly accountable.”
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Sign in to subscribeMr. Grave, will you please call the roll? Senators and Representatives Baseley. Present. Kelty. Here. Pascal. Here. Rodriguez. Vice Chair. Tatone. Here. Madam Chair. Here. We are here very briefly after hearing the OIT audit that we heard yesterday. There was a request that we vote on whether or not to go into bill drafting. There are some things that came out of the audit that I think are what I would say, low hanging fruit. I've shared them with the department, haven't heard back yet because like I was thinking about it at five in the morning and so they haven't had a chance yet. But we will get with the department and what I am proposing are the five things that I sent today. But we don't have to even decide on those things. I did. It was really early. I apologize. Couldn't sleep and sent. Good. Sorry about that. So I can read them. Let me. I didn't bring my computer. Give me two seconds, friends. Okay. Yes. Okay. So the things that came. Oh, Senator Bazley, thank you. Madam Chair. While you're reading that, I just want to suggest that you. Would you spell out first…
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