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2018 JOINT COMMITTEE ON
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Agenda/Minutes Report
Senate
Sen. Mike Petersen, Chairperson
Sen. Marci Francisco
Sen. Tom Holland
Sen. Dinah Sykes
Sen. Caryn Tyson
House
Rep. Blake Carpenter, Vice-chairperson
Rep. Pam Curtis
Rep. Keith Esau
Rep. Kyle Hoffman
Rep. Brandon Whipple
Kansas Legislative Research Dept.
Natalie Nelson
Steven Wu
Amy Deckard
Office of Revisor of Statutes
Matt Sterling
Natalie Scott
Tamera Lawrence
Gary Deeter, Committee Assistant
CHARGE
Review, Monitor, and Report on Technology Plans and Expenditures
The Committee is directed to:
- Study computers, telecommunications, and other information technologies used
by state agencies and institutions. The state governmental entities defined by KSA 75-7201 include executive,
judicial, and legislative agencies, and regency institutions;
- Review proposed new acquisitions, including implementation plans, project
budget estimates, and three-year strategic information technology plans of state agencies and institutions.
All state governmental entities are required to comply with provisions of KSA 75-7209 et seq. by submitting
such information for review by the Joint Committee;
- Monitor newly-implemented technologies of state agencies and institutions;
- Make recommendations to the Senate Ways and Means and House Appropriations Committees
on implementation plans, budget estimates, and three-year plans of state agencies and institutions;
- Report annually to the Legislative Coordinating Council and make special reports
to other legislative committees as deemed appropriate; and
- Discuss the three recommendations for legislative consideration included in the
Legislative Division of Post Audit’s recent IT audit report entitled “Enterprise
Project Management Office: Evaluating the Statutory Definition and Monetary
Threshold for Major IT Projects.”
Approved Meeting Days: 3 days
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2018 Interim Committees
Approved Days Listing
Interim Calendar
Interim Committee Membership
Statutory Joint Committees
Special Committees
Other Task Forces, Commissions,Committees
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