How HF 2463 changes current law

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The bill modifies the access to confidential information by the auditor of state, eliminates some arbitration requirements for disputes between agencies, and repeals a section related to audit commencement.

• 11.41

  subsection 4

  Removes subsection 4, which may have previously restricted the auditor's access to certain information.

• 11.42

  the express written consent of the individual identified, or, in instances of alleged or suspected embezzlement, theft, or other significant financial irregularity, without the express written consent of the audited or examined entity. → the express written consent of the individual identified.

  Clarifies consent requirements regarding the disclosure of information after an audit.

• 679A.19

  disputes between constitutional and statutory offices, administrative departments, commissions, or boards of the executive branch of state government is prohibited.

  Lifts the prohibition on litigation between state offices and agencies.

• 679A.19

  within sixty days after submission of the dispute.

  Removes the requirement for a board of arbitration to resolve disputes within a specific timeframe.

• 11.3

  When an audit or examination begins for the purposes of this chapter.

  Eliminates a provision defining the commencement of audits or examinations.