Bill
    HB 870
    
    
        84(R) - 2015    
    
    
        House Investments & Financial Services    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
        House Investments & Financial Services    
    
    
    
            Investment & Financial Services
    
    
    
    
     
    
        Vote Recommendation
        
            
                Neutral            
            
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                    Neutral                
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                    Neutral                
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                    Neutral                
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                    Neutral                
 
     
    
            Author(s)
                    Wayne Smith
        
    
    
            Co-Author(s)
                    Rodney Anderson
        
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
        
Bill Caption
        Relating to the investment training requirement for certain school district financial officers.    
    
    
        Fiscal Notes
        A fiscal note dated May 22, 2015 anticipates no fiscal implication to the State.
School districts and municipalities may experience some additional administrative costs to pay for additional training requirements related to investment responsibilities. These costs are not anticipated to be significant.
     
    
    
        Bill Analysis
        Under the provisions of HB 870 the treasurer, chief financial officer, and investment officer of a school district or a municipality would have to attend a follow-up program every two years of only a minimum of 5 hours (as opposed to 10 currently for any local government) of instruction.
     
    
        
        Vote Recommendation Notes
        According to the statement of intent, the bill seeks to adjust the number of hours necessary for the subsequent training instruction for certain local governments (school districts and municipalities). The number of hours for the subsequent investment training would be reduced from 10 to 5 hours.
This is mainly an administrative decision that does not intersect with our liberty principles, therefore we remain neutral.
The second chamber sponsor is Senator Kel Seliger.