This bill proposes several updates to current statutes regarding the oversight and implementation of recommendations made by the auditor general for the state land department. Specifically, it mandates that the state land commissioner implement all fifty-one recommendations from the auditor general's July 2025 performance audit within two years. Additionally, the commissioner is required to meet monthly with the auditor general to report on progress, while the auditor general will maintain and update a checklist of these recommendations. The bill also grants the auditor general the authority to inspect documents and premises to ensure compliance.

Furthermore, the bill stipulates that the auditor general must provide quarterly updates on the status of the recommendations to key legislative and executive stakeholders. If the state land department fails to implement the recommendations within the specified timeframe, the auditor general is tasked with notifying relevant parties and requesting a special meeting of the joint legislative audit committee to discuss potential remedies. The section of the bill is set to be repealed after December 31, 2028, emphasizing its temporary nature while aiming to protect the interests of the state land trust and its beneficiaries.