The bill establishes two new positions: the Senate Fiscal Integrity Auditor and the House of Representatives Fiscal Integrity Auditor, both appointed by their respective legislative leaders. These auditors will have extensive experience in governmental fiscal procedures and will be responsible for examining budget expenditures to identify waste, fraud, mismanagement, and abuse. They will have unlimited access to state fiscal technology systems and will be required to submit annual reports and recommendations to various legislative committees, focusing on improving transparency and ensuring that expenditures align with legislative intent.

Additionally, the bill includes provisions for the auditors to maintain confidentiality regarding sensitive fiscal information and outlines specific duties such as verifying expenditures, identifying duplicative services, and collaborating with the Office of Inspector General. Notably, the language regarding reporting to the minority leaders of both chambers has been deleted, streamlining the reporting structure to focus solely on the respective chamber leaders. The bill emphasizes the importance of accountability in state spending and aims to enhance oversight of fiscal practices within the government.