Texas 2025 - 89th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SB2335

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Caption

Relating to a comprehensive review of the centralized accounting and payroll system by the Department of Information Resources.

Impact

The bill addresses the need for modernizing the state's accounting practices and enhancing financial oversight by evaluating potential benefits such as cost savings and improved operational efficiencies for state agencies. Key stakeholders, including state agency representatives and external auditors, will be consulted during this review process, indicating a collaborative approach to identifying weaknesses and areas for improvement in the current system.

Summary

SB2335 is a legislative proposal in Texas aimed at conducting a comprehensive review of the centralized accounting and payroll system managed by the Department of Information Resources. The bill mandates the department to assess the system's effectiveness in meeting the financial and personnel management needs of state agencies, while also ensuring compliance with regulations and maintaining data security. The evaluation will also focus on the system's operational efficiency, integration with other technological systems, as well as ease of use and required personnel training.

Contention

Notably, the bill requires a final report by September 1, 2026, detailing the findings of this comprehensive review, along with actionable recommendations for system enhancements and improvements. These recommendations could involve legislative or administrative actions to address issues identified throughout the review and may lead to significant changes in the operational policies of state financial systems. The strategic alignment with the 2022-2026 State Strategic Plan for Information Resources Management emphasizes the bill’s broader goal of advancing digital transformation efforts within state operations.

Companion Bills

TX HB4822

Identical Relating to a comprehensive review of the centralized accounting and payroll system by the Department of Information Resources.

Previously Filed As

TX HB4822

Relating to a comprehensive review of the centralized accounting and payroll system by the Department of Information Resources.

TX SB118

State Accounting Office; any payroll system utilized by the state allows for credit union deductions; require

TX HB1774

Relating To Centralized Access To Resources.

TX SCR55

Requesting The Department Of Human Resources Development To Conduct A Comprehensive Review Of The Boiler And Elevator Inspection Branch To Increase Personnel Recruitment And Retention.

TX SR37

Requesting The Department Of Human Resources Development To Conduct A Comprehensive Review Of The Boiler And Elevator Inspection Branch To Increase Personnel Recruitment And Retention.

TX SB2440

Relating To Centralized Access To Resources.

TX HCR112

Requesting The Department Of Human Resources Development To Collaborate With State Departments, Agencies, And Labor Organizations In Completing The Comprehensive Review Of The Classification And Compensation Systems For All Civil Service Positions Under Its Jurisdiction.

TX SCR85

Requesting The Department Of Human Resources Development To Collaborate With State Departments, Agencies, And Labor Organizations In Completing The Comprehensive Review Of The Classification And Compensation Systems For All Civil Service Positions Under Its Jurisdiction.

TX HR104

Requesting The Department Of Human Resources Development To Collaborate With State Departments, Agencies, And Labor Organizations In Completing The Comprehensive Review Of The Classification And Compensation Systems For All Civil Service Positions Under Its Jurisdiction.

TX SR75

Requesting The Department Of Human Resources Development To Collaborate With State Departments, Agencies, And Labor Organizations In Completing The Comprehensive Review Of The Classification And Compensation Systems For All Civil Service Positions Under Its Jurisdiction.

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