Introduced
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To eliminate certain duties assigned by statute to the Auditor General related to the disconnection of land from cities or villages. This is part of a large package of bills updating various statutes to reflect the narrower focus of the office of Auditor General arising from its transition from an elected to an appointed office in the Constitution of 1963, and related executive branch.
Referred to the Committee on Oversight and Operations
Amendment offered
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To make a technical change in the language of the bill so it will be internally consistent.
The amendment passed by voice vote
Passed in the House 106 to 0 (details)
To eliminate certain duties assigned by statute to the Auditor General related to the disconnection of land from cities or villages. This is part of a large package of bills updating various statutes to reflect the narrower focus of the office of Auditor General arising from its transition from an elected to an appointed office in the Constitution of 1963, and related executive branch.
Passed in the Senate 36 to 0 (details)
To eliminate certain duties assigned by statute to the Auditor General related to the disconnection of land from cities or villages. This is part of a large package of bills updating various statutes to reflect the narrower focus of the office of Auditor General arising from its transition from an elected to an appointed office in the Constitution of 1963, and related executive branch reorganizations.
