This bill amends the duties and responsibilities of county auditors in Iowa by eliminating several specific tasks and the associated records they are required to maintain. It removes the auditors' responsibilities related to the operation of county limestone quarries, residency determinations, collection of funds for various county services, and the management of veteran assistance records. Additionally, the bill strikes subsections that pertain to the auditors' roles in handling school tuition payments, public highway management, and the acknowledgment of mortgage satisfaction, among others.

Furthermore, the bill also eliminates the requirement for county auditors to keep certain records, including the lost property book, an account book for mental health treatment, and a permanent record of individuals receiving veteran assistance. By removing these duties and records, the bill aims to streamline the responsibilities of county auditors, potentially allowing them to focus on more essential functions within their offices.