DelawareDelaware treasurer would report state-paid travel costs for public officers
If enacted, Delaware’s treasurer would prepare yearly reports on state-paid travel costs for each public officer, due July 31 each year.
What it does
Delaware’s state treasurer would list travel and related costs the state paid for each public officer during the prior fiscal year. Reports would be due each July 31 after enactment.
Argument forA yearly report could help people see how much the state pays for each public officer’s travel.
Argument againstGathering and checking each public officer’s travel costs could take state staff time each year.
More detail
The state treasurer would prepare an itemized report of public officers’ travel costs. It would cover each public officer, a term defined in another section of Delaware law. The report would include only travel, lodging, transportation, and similar costs paid by the state. Each report would cover the immediately prior fiscal year and be due July 31 each year after enactment.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- May 5Introduced and Assigned to Administration Committee in HouseIntroduced
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