The bill aims to streamline state agency publications by eliminating or modifying those that are outdated, duplicative, or excessive. Key amendments include the requirement for the commissioner to publish a list of all brands and marks in a downloadable format on the department's website, rather than in physical book form. Additionally, the bill mandates that state agencies compile a list of their publications every ten years, highlighting those that could be improved or consolidated, and submit this list to the governor and legislature. The governor is also required to submit a bill every ten years to address the identified publications.

Other significant changes involve the removal of various reporting requirements, such as annual reports on waterfowl conservation tag fees and rights-of-way, as well as the elimination of the need for the commissioner of revenue to provide reports on fund conditions to the Adjutant General. The bill also repeals several sections of existing law that impose outdated reporting obligations, thereby reducing the administrative burden on state agencies. Overall, the legislation seeks to enhance efficiency and modernize the way state agencies manage and disseminate information.

Statutes affected:
HB0200A, AM HB 200, introduced 04/16/2025: 03.40.090, 14.42.035, 16.05.130, 18.67.170, 19.30.400, 33.30.017, 37.13.170, 37.13.020, 37.14.720, 37.14.700, 37.14.740, 37.10.071, 38.05.180, 44.99.220, 37.07.020, 47.07.039, 47.14.112