Modifies provisions relating to task forces
HB 865 creates a 20-member task force to evaluate Missouri's state technology systems and make recommendations. The group includes 5 House members (appointed by leadership), 3 Senate members, agency officials (like the secretary of state and chief information officer), and 16 experts in areas like cybersecurity, agriculture technology, and workforce development. The task force must report its findings and recommendations to the legislature by August 2026, with follow-up reports due in 2028, and will sunset 12 years after the bill’s effective date unless reauthorized.
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Introduced Jan 14, 2025
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Louis Riggs
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