AN ACT CONCERNING EXECUTIVE BRANCH PLANNING AND PERFORMANCE.

SB 139 requires all state executive branch agencies to create annual performance plans detailing their strategic goals and operational priorities, along with annual reports tracking progress toward those goals. Agencies must undergo regular performance evaluations and hold public hearings to present their plans to relevant legislative committees. The bill directly affects every state agency (like departments of transportation, health, or education) by mandating structured accountability measures. Its purpose is to establish a standardized system for measuring government performance, aiming to make state operations more transparent and responsive.