This bill introduces a new section to the Accountability in Government Act, mandating state agencies to create and submit an accountability and evaluation plan for any programs or projects funded by the Government Results and Opportunity Expendable Trust. The plan must outline the program's goals, objectives, expected outcomes, specific activities, evidence of effectiveness, performance measures, and a timeline for releasing results. Agencies are required to submit these plans by July 1 each year, with the possibility of revisions by September 1 if requested by the division director and the director of the legislative finance committee.

Additionally, the bill stipulates that by May 1 each year, the division director must notify agencies of their obligation to submit these plans. Furthermore, by July 15 of the final year of funding for a program or project, the division director and the director of the committee will review the evaluations and make recommendations regarding the program's inclusion in the agency's budget for the subsequent fiscal year. This structured approach aims to enhance accountability and ensure that public funds are utilized effectively.