Bill > HB06426

This bill requires the Comptroller (the state's chief financial officer) to analyze and create a comprehensive report about health care, retirement plans, and other employee benefits provided by public employers who are not state agencies. Specifically, the bill amends an existing statute to mandate that the Comptroller review reports from these nonstate public employers, such as local governments, school districts, or special districts, regarding the details of their employee benefit programs. After analyzing these reports, the Comptroller must submit a detailed summary of their findings to the joint standing committee of the General Assembly responsible for planning and development. This requirement will help provide transparency and insight into the benefits landscape for public employees outside of state government, potentially informing future policy decisions about employee compensation and benefits.

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