Requires state departments to identify administrative entities that are obsolete

SB 721 requires Missouri state departments to annually identify administrative entities (like boards or committees) that haven’t held public meetings or conducted public business for three consecutive years. State departments must report these inactive entities to the legislature by October 1 each year, starting in 2025, detailing each entity’s original purpose and whether its duties could be handled by another existing entity. The bill aims to streamline government by highlighting potentially obsolete structures, without mandating immediate elimination. This is a procedural efficiency measure targeting state agency operations, not a direct change to public services or funding.