Revised requirements for the reporting of actual costs for legislation with projected fiscal impacts
This bill updates how Montana tracks the actual spending of laws that were expected to cost more than $500,000 from the state's general fund. It requires the Office of Budget and Program Planning to submit biannual reports to the Legislative Finance Committee every February and October, comparing actual expenditures against the original cost estimates provided in fiscal notes. The reports must cover bills that have been in effect for at least one full fiscal year and include details on how funds were spent alongside a comparison to projected costs. By repealing a previous termination date, this legislation ensures the reporting requirement continues indefinitely rather than ending on December 31, 2025.
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