BILL ANALYSIS
AB 2633
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Date of Hearing: May 19, 2010
ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
Felipe Fuentes, Chair
AB 2633 (Davis) - As Amended: April 28, 2010
Policy Committee: Governmental
Organization Vote: 15 - 5
Urgency: No State Mandated Local Program:
No Reimbursable:
SUMMARY
This bill requires the California Lottery Commission to report
to the Legislature twice a year (once in April and once in
October) detailing the purchase of any goods and services
through the Department of General Services. Specifically, this
bill:
1)Changes the reporting requirements from once per year to twice
per year.
2)Requires that the report must include information on any
advertising services that have been purchased.
3)Reduces the threshold for the contracts that need to be
included in the report from $100,000 to $10,000.
FISCAL EFFECT
Workload costs associated with producing the semi-annual report
would be in the range of $75,000 per year. [California Lottery
Revenue]
COMMENTS
1)Purpose . This bill expands the reporting requirements of the
California State Lottery Commission to include information on
any contracts with advertising agencies and any contract over
$10,000. In addition, it increases the current annual report
to a semi-annual report. The author hopes that this bill will
increase transparency in the contracting practices of the
Commission and will increase the Commission's accountability.
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2)Clarification . The author might want to clarify in the bill
whether he wants the Lottery Commission to report biannually
(every two years) or semi-annually (every six months). The
current language in the bill is unclear.
Analysis Prepared by : Julie Salley-Gray / APPR. / (916)
319-2081