Public finance; enacting the State Department of Education Spending Transparency Act; portal; required content; annual agreements; reporting; website; effective date.

Changed the bill title and scope from 'Government Spending Transparency Act' covering all state government entities to 'State Department of Education Spending Transparency Act' covering only the State Department of Education.

Changed the agency responsible for establishing and maintaining the transparency portal from the State Treasurer to the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.

Changed data submission requirements from being directed to the State Treasurer to being directed to the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.

Changed the definition of 'Submitting Party' from all state agencies to specifically the State Department of Education.

Responsibility for establishing and maintaining the public spending portal was transferred from the State Treasurer to the Office of Management and Enterprise Services.

The State Treasurer's duties to establish the portal and enter into annual agreements were replaced with OMES responsibilities for database management and rule promulgation.

OMES is now authorized to include additional information in the database beyond what is required, at its discretion.

The bill title was updated from 'Proposed Policy Committee Substitute' to 'Committee Substitute' and the bill author was changed to include both Hall and Tedford.

The database hosting responsibility was reassigned from the State Treasurer to OMES, with OMES now required to host the database on a website they control.

Responsibility for establishing the Internet-based portal and managing the database was transferred from the Office of Management and Enterprise Services to the State Treasurer.

The State Treasurer is now required to enter into annual agreements with the Office of Management and Enterprise Services and other agencies regarding database maintenance, privacy, security, and data handling.

The State Treasurer is now responsible for developing standardized reporting procedures and secure application programming interfaces to minimize administrative burden.

The bill title and committee designation were changed from 'Proposed Oversight' to 'Proposed Policy,' and the amendment was submitted by Mark Tedford instead of Rob Hall.