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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 120 — General Assembly

Article 26.

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Article 26.
Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Information Technology.
§ 120-230. Creation and purpose of the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Information Technology.
There is established the Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Information Technology. The Committee shall review current information technology that impacts public policy, including electronic data processing and telecommunications, software technology, and information processing. The goals and objectives of the Committee shall be to develop electronic commerce in the State and to coordinate the use of information technology by State agencies in a manner that assures that the citizens of the State receive quality services from all State agencies and that the needs of the citizens are met in an efficient and effective manner.
The Committee shall examine, on a continuing basis, systemwide issues affecting State government information technology, including, but not limited to, State information technology operations, infrastructure, development, financing, administration, and service delivery. The Committee may examine State agency or enterprise-specific information technology issues. The Committee shall make ongoing recommendations to the General Assembly on ways to improve the effectiveness, efficiency, and quality of State government information technology.
(1999-237, s. 22(a); 2004-129, s. 7A(b).)
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