Montana § 2-8-105 Determination Of Agencies And Programs To Be Reviewed

Montana Statutes

§ 2-8-105 — Determination Of Agencies And Programs To Be Reviewed

Montana § 2-8-105

Title 2GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE AND ADMINISTRATION

Ch. 8LEGISLATIVE REVIEW

Part 1Periodic Agency Evaluation

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Mont. Code Ann. § 2-8-105 (2026).

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2-8-105 . Determination of agencies and programs to be reviewed.

(1)Before September 1 of each even-numbered year, the governor may furnish the legislative audit committee with a list of recommendations for agencies and programs to be terminated and subject to a performance audit during the next biennium pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. The list must be prioritized and must set forth the governor's reasons for recommending each agency or program for review.

(2)The legislative audit committee shall review the list submitted by the governor, suggestions from legislators and legislative committees, staff recommendations, and any other relevant information and compile recommendations of agencies and programs to be terminated and subject to a performance audit. The committee shall

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2-8-105 . Determination of agencies and programs to be reviewed. (1) Before September 1 of each even-numbered year, the governor may furnish the legislative audit committee with a list of recommendations for agencies and programs to be terminated and subject to a performance audit during the next biennium pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. The list must be prioritized and must set forth the governor's reasons for recommending each agency or program for review.
(2) The legislative audit committee shall review the list submitted by the governor, suggestions from legislators and legislative committees, staff recommendations, and any other relevant information and compile recommendations of agencies and programs to be terminated and subject to a performance audit. The committee shall submit its recommendations to the next legislature in the form of a bill terminating those designated agencies and programs at the times specified in the bill and requiring a performance audit of each agency and program under the provisions of Title 2, chapter 8, within the time specified and prior to termination.