House Bill No. introduced by a group of legislators aims to enhance the process by which state agencies provide information to legislators. The bill establishes a formal complaint process for legislators when a state agency fails to respond to a written request for information within five legislative days. It outlines the necessary components of a complaint, including the legislator's name, the agency in question, and the proposed budget reduction, which can be up to 5% of the agency's budget. The bill mandates that the committee responsible for the general appropriations act must schedule a hearing on the complaint within three legislative days and provides for the recording of the hearing and committee discussions.

Additionally, the bill stipulates that the governor must include the committee's vote in the agency director's personnel record, potentially leading to disciplinary actions, including termination. The bill also defines "state agency" and clarifies that written communication encompasses electronic communication. The act is intended to be codified as part of Title 5, chapter 5, part 1, and will take effect immediately upon passage and approval.