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Legislative Audit Subcommittee to Review Multiple Performance Audits

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The legislative audit subcommittee is scheduled to hear several performance audit presentations and discuss committee business.

Key takeaways

  • The subcommittee will review audits on higher education faculty and impact fees.
  • A presentation is scheduled regarding electricity and natural gas cybersecurity.
  • The meeting will include a progress update on the OLAG Division of Government Excellence.
  • The committee will review minutes from the September 30, 2026, meeting.

The legislative audit subcommittee is scheduled to review multiple performance audit presentations during an upcoming meeting. The agenda includes business regarding the approval of meeting minutes from September 30, 2026.

The committee will hear presentations regarding three specific performance audits. One presentation will cover a performance audit of tenured faculty in higher education, with responses expected from Geoffery Landward, Commissioner of Higher Education for the Utah System of Higher Education, and Utah State University President Brad Mortensen.

A second presentation will address Utah impact fees and current policy considerations. This audit includes responses from Margaret Busse, Executive Director of the Department of Commerce; Jordan Cullimore, Ombudsman for the Office of the Property Rights Ombudsman; and Seth Overson, Local Government Manager for the Office of the State Auditor.

A third presentation will focus on a performance audit regarding electricity and natural gas cybersecurity. Additionally, the committee will receive a progress update on the OLAG Division of Government Excellence and 2026 efficiency evaluations.

Following the audit reports, the committee will address the prioritization of audits and other business before adjourning.

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