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PAG LIN 1 1 Section 1. Section 8.22, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 1 2 2001, is amended to read as follows: 1 3 The budget shall consist ofthreefour parts, the nature 1 4 and contents of which shall be as follows: 1 5 Sec. 2. Section 8.22, Code 2001, is amended by adding the 1 6 following new part: 1 7 NEW PART. PART IV 1 8 STRATEGIC PLAN. Part IV shall include an explanation that 1 9 correlates the budget with the enterprise strategic plan 1 10 adopted pursuant to section 8E.204. The budget shall provide 1 11 an explanation of appropriations recommended for the 1 12 administration and maintenance of an agency as defined in 1 13 section 8E.103 with the general evaluation of the agency in 1 14 meeting enterprise strategic goals, including identifying 1 15 goals that require legislation. 1 16 Sec. 3. Section 8.23, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 2001, 1 17 is amended to read as follows: 1 18 On or before October 1, prior to each legislative session, 1 19 all departments and establishments of the government shall 1 20 transmit to the director, on blanks to be furnished by the 1 21 director, estimates of their expenditure requirements, 1 22 including every proposed expenditure, for the ensuing fiscal 1 23 year, classified so as to distinguish between expenditures 1 24 estimated for administration, operation, and maintenance, and 1 25 the cost of each project involving the purchase of land or the 1 26 making of a public improvement or capital outlay of a 1 27 permanent character, together with supporting data and 1 28 explanations as called for by the director. 1 29 1. The budget estimates shall include for those agencies 1 30 which pay for energy directly a line item for energy expenses 1 31 itemized by type of energy and location. 1 32 2. The estimates of expenditure requirements shall be 1 33 based upon seventy-five percent of the funding provided for 1 34 the current fiscal year accounted for by program reduced by 1 35 the historical employee vacancy factor in form specified by 2 1 the director and the remainder of the estimate of expenditure 2 2 requirements prioritized by program. The estimates shall be 2 3 accompanied with performance measures for evaluating the 2 4 effectiveness of the program. 2 5 3. The budget estimates for an agency as defined in 2 6 section 8E.103 shall be based on achieving goals contained in 2 7 the enterprise strategic plan and the agency's strategic plan 2 8 as provided for in chapter 8E. The estimates shall be 2 9 accompanied by a description of the measurable and other 2 10 results to be achieved by the agency. Performance measures 2 11 shall be based on the goals developed pursuant to sections 2 12 8E.205, 8E.206, and 8E.208. The estimates shall be 2 13 accompanied by an explanation of the manner in which 2 14 appropriations requested for the administration and 2 15 maintenance of the agency meet goals contained in the 2 16 enterprise strategic plan and the agency's strategic plan, 2 17 including identifying goals that require legislation. 2 18 4. If a department or establishment fails to submit 2 19 estimates within the time specified, the legislative fiscal 2 20 bureau shall use the amounts of the appropriations to the 2 21 department or establishment for the fiscal year in process at 2 22 the time the estimates are required to be submitted as the 2 23 amounts for the department's or establishment's request in the 2 24 documents submitted to the general assembly for the ensuing 2 25 fiscal year and the governor shall cause estimates to be 2 26 prepared for that department or establishment as in the 2 27 governor's opinion are reasonable and proper. 2 28 5. The director shall furnish standard budget request 2 29 forms to each department or agency of state government. 2 30 Sec. 4. Section 8.35A, Code 2001, is amended by adding the 2 31 following new subsection: 2 32 NEW SUBSECTION. 5. The department shall transmit the 2 33 enterprise strategic plan and related information and an 2 34 agency shall transmit its agency strategic plan, performance 2 35 report, and related information as required by chapter 8E to 3 1 the legislative fiscal bureau. 3 2 Sec. 5. NEW SECTION. 8.47 SERVICE CONTRACTS. 3 3 1. The department of general services, in cooperation with 3 4 the office of attorney general, the department of management, 3 5 the department of personnel, and the department of revenue and 3 6 finance, shall adopt uniform terms and conditions for service 3 7 contracts executed by a department or establishment benefiting 3 8 from service contracts. The terms and conditions shall 3 9 include but are not limited to all of the following: 3 10 a. The amount or basis for paying consideration to the 3 11 party based on the party's performance under the service 3 12 contract. 3 13 b. Methods to effectively oversee the party's compliance 3 14 with the service contract by the department or establishment 3 15 receiving the services during performance, including the 3 16 delivery of invoices itemizing work performed under the 3 17 service contract prior to payment. 3 18 c. Methods to effectively review performance of a service 3 19 contract, including but not limited to performance 3 20 measurements developed pursuant to chapter 8E. 3 21 2. Departments or establishments, with the approval of the 3 22 department of management acting in cooperation with the office 3 23 of attorney general, the department of general services, the 3 24 department of personnel, and the department of revenue and 3 25 finance, may adopt special terms and conditions for use by the 3 26 departments or establishments in their service contracts. 3 27 Sec. 6. Section 8.52, subsections 1 and 5, Code 2001, are 3 28 amended to read as follows: 3 29 1. Provide coordination of statepolicyplanning, 3 30 performance measurement, and management of interagency 3 31 programs of the state, and recommend policies to the governor 3 32 and the general assembly. 3 33 5. Inquire into methods of planning, performance 3 34 measurement, and program development, and the conduct of 3 35 affairs of state government; prescribe adequate systems of 4 1 records for planning, performance measurement, and 4 2 programming; establish standards for effective planning, 4 3 performance measurement, and programming in consultation with 4 4 affected state agencies; and exercise all other powers 4 5 necessary in discharging the powers and duties of this 4 6 chapter. 4 7 Sec. 7. Section 8.52, Code 2001, is amended by adding the 4 8 following new subsection: 4 9 NEW SUBSECTION. 6. Administer the accountable government 4 10 act as provided in chapter 8E. 4 11 SUBCHAPTER 1 4 12 GENERAL 4 13 Sec. 8. NEW SECTION. 8E.101 TITLE. 4 14 1. This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the 4 15 "Accountable Government Act". 4 16 Sec. 9. NEW SECTION. 8E.102 PURPOSES. 4 17 This chapter is intended to create mechanisms to most 4 18 effectively and efficiently respond to the needs of Iowans and 4 19 continuously improve state government performance, including 4 20 by doing all of the following: 4 21 1. Allocating human and material resources available to 4 22 state government to maximize measurable results for Iowans. 4 23 2. Improving decision making at all levels of state 4 24 government. 4 25 3. Enhancing state government's relationship with citizens 4 26 and taxpayers, by providing for the greatest possible 4 27 accountability of the government to the public. 4 28 Sec. 10. NEW SECTION. 8E.103 DEFINITIONS. 4 29 As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise 4 30 requires: 4 31 1. "Agency" means a principal central department 4 32 enumerated in section 7E.5. For purposes of this chapter, 4 33 each division within the department of commerce shall be 4 34 considered an agency, and each bureau within a division of the 4 35 department of commerce shall be considered a division, as 5 1 otherwise provided in chapter 7E. 5 2 2. "Agency performance plan" means an action plan based on 5 3 an agency strategic plan which utilizes performance measures, 5 4 data sources, and performance targets to achieve the agency's 5 5 goals adopted pursuant to section 8E.208. 5 6 3. "Agency strategic plan" means the strategic plan for 5 7 the agency adopted pursuant to section 8E.206. 5 8 4. "Department" means the department of management. 5 9 5. "Enterprise strategic plan" means the strategic plan 5 10 for the executive branch of state government adopted pursuant 5 11 to section 8E.204. 5 12 6. "Performance target" means a desired level of 5 13 performance, demonstrating specific progress toward the 5 14 attainment of a goal which is part of a strategic plan as 5 15 provided in section 8E.208. 5 16 7. "Strategic plan" means an enterprise strategic plan or 5 17 an agency strategic plan. 5 18 Sec. 11. NEW SECTION. 8E.104 ADMINISTRATION. 5 19 The department shall oversee the administration of this 5 20 chapter in cooperation with agencies as provided in this 5 21 chapter. The department shall adopt rules as necessary in 5 22 order to administer this chapter. 5 23 Sec. 12. NEW SECTION. 8E.105 CHAPTER EVALUATION. 5 24 The department shall conduct an evaluation of the 5 25 effectiveness of this chapter in carrying out the purposes of 5 26 this chapter as provided in section 8E.102. The department 5 27 shall submit a report of its findings and recommendations to 5 28 the governor and general assembly not later than January 10, 5 29 2006. 5 30 SUBCHAPTER 2 5 31 STRATEGIC PLANNING AND PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT 5 32 Sec. 13. NEW SECTION. 8E.201 AGENCY DUTIES AND POWERS. 5 33 Each agency shall administer the application of this 5 34 chapter to the agency in cooperation with the department. 5 35 Each agency shall measure and monitor progress toward 6 1 achieving goals which relate to programs administered by the 6 2 agency pursuant to the enterprise strategic plan, the agency 6 3 strategic plan, and the agency performance plan. 6 4 Sec. 14. NEW SECTION. 8E.202 REPORTS AND RECORDS – 6 5 ACCESS AND PURPOSE. 6 6 1. The department and each agency shall provide for the 6 7 widest possible dissemination of information between agencies 6 8 and the public, relating to the enterprise strategic plan and 6 9 agency strategic plans including but not limited to internet 6 10 access. This section does not require the department or an 6 11 agency to release information which is classified as a 6 12 confidential record under this Code including but not limited 6 13 to section 22.7. 6 14 a. In administering this subsection, the department shall 6 15 provide for the dissemination of all of the following: 6 16 (1) The enterprise strategic plan, performance measures, 6 17 performance targets based on performance data, performance 6 18 data, and data sources used to evaluate agency performance, 6 19 and explanations of the plan's provisions. 6 20 (2) Methods for the public and state employees to provide 6 21 input including written and oral comments for the enterprise 6 22 strategic plan, including a schedule of any public hearings 6 23 relating to the plan or revisions. 6 24 b. In administering this subsection, each agency shall 6 25 provide for the dissemination of all of the following: 6 26 (1) The agency strategic plan, performance measures, 6 27 performance targets based on performance data, performance 6 28 data, and data sources used by the agency to evaluate its 6 29 performance, and explanations of the plan's provisions. 6 30 (2) Methods for the public and agency employees to provide 6 31 input including written and oral comments for the agency 6 32 strategic plan, including a schedule of any public hearings 6 33 relating to the plan or revisions. 6 34 2. The department may review any records of an agency that 6 35 relate to an agency strategic plan, an agency performance 7 1 plan, or a performance audit conducted pursuant to section 7 2 8E.209. 7 3 3. A record which is confidential under this Code 7 4 including but not limited to section 22.7 shall not be 7 5 released to the public under this section. 7 6 Sec. 15. NEW SECTION. 8E.203 STRATEGIC PLAN – PURPOSES. 7 7 The purposes of strategic plans are to promote long-term 7 8 and broad thinking, focus on results for Iowans, and guide the 7 9 allocation of human and material resources and day-to-day 7 10 activities. 7 11 Sec. 16. NEW SECTION. 8E.204 ADOPTION AND REVISION OF AN 7 12 ENTERPRISE STRATEGIC PLAN AND AGENCY STRATEGIC PLANS. 7 13 1. The department, in consultation with agencies, shall 7 14 adopt an enterprise strategic plan. Each agency shall adopt 7 15 an agency strategic plan aligned with the enterprise strategic 7 16 plan. 7 17 2. The department or an agency shall adopt and revise a 7 18 strategic plan which includes input from customers and 7 19 stakeholders following an opportunity for broad public 7 20 participation in strategic planning. The department or an 7 21 agency developing or revising a strategic plan shall include 7 22 input from state employees, including written and oral 7 23 comments. Upon adoption of the enterprise strategic plan by 7 24 the department, the plan shall be disseminated to each agency 7 25 and made available to all state employees. Upon adoption of 7 26 the agency's strategic plan, the agency shall provide the 7 27 department with a copy of the agency strategic plan and make 7 28 the strategic plan available to all agency employees. The 7 29 enterprise strategic plan and all agency strategic plans shall 7 30 be available to the public. 7 31 3. The department and agencies shall annually review the 7 32 enterprise strategic plan. An agency shall conduct an annual 7 33 review of its agency strategic plan. Revisions in the 7 34 strategic plan may be prompted by a reexamination of 7 35 priorities or the need to redirect state resources based on 8 1 new circumstances, including events or trends. 8 2 Sec. 17. NEW SECTION. 8E.205 ENTERPRISE STRATEGIC PLAN. 8 3 The enterprise strategic plan shall identify major policy 8 4 goals of the state. The enterprise strategic plan shall also 8 5 describe multiagency strategies to achieve major policy goals, 8 6 and establish the means to gauge progress toward achieving the 8 7 major policy goals. 8 8 Sec. 18. NEW SECTION. 8E.206 AGENCY STRATEGIC PLANS. 8 9 1. An agency shall adopt an agency strategic plan which 8 10 shall follow a format and include elements as determined by 8 11 the department in consultation with agencies. 8 12 2. An agency shall align its agency strategic plan with 8 13 the enterprise strategic plan and show the alignment. 8 14 Sec. 19. NEW SECTION. 8E.207 AGENCY PERFORMANCE PLANS. 8 15 Each agency shall develop an annual performance plan to 8 16 achieve the goals provided in the agency strategic plan, 8 17 including the development of performance targets using its 8 18 performance measures. The agency shall use its performance 8 19 plan to guide its day-to-day operations and track its progress 8 20 in achieving the goals specified in its agency strategic plan. 8 21 1. An agency shall align its agency performance plan with 8 22 the agency strategic plan and show the alignment in the agency 8 23 performance plan. 8 24 2. An agency shall align individual performance 8 25 instruments with its agency performance plan. 8 26 Sec. 20. NEW SECTION. 8E.208 PERFORMANCE MEASURES, 8 27 PERFORMANCE TARGETS, AND PERFORMANCE DATA. 8 28 The department, in consultation with agencies, shall 8 29 establish guidelines that will be used to create performance 8 30 measures, performance targets, and data sources for each 8 31 agency and each agency's functions. 8 32 Sec. 21. NEW SECTION. 8E.209 PERIODIC PERFORMANCE AUDITS 8 33 AND PERFORMANCE DATA VALIDATION. 8 34 1. The department, in consultation with the legislative 8 35 fiscal bureau, the auditor of state, and agencies, shall 9 1 establish and implement a system of periodic performance 9 2 audits. The purpose of a performance audit is to assess the 9 3 performance of an agency in carrying out its programs in light 9 4 of the agency strategic plan, including the effectiveness of 9 5 its programs, based on performance measures, performance 9 6 targets, and performance data. The department may make 9 7 recommendations to improve agency performance which may 9 8 include modifying, streamlining, consolidating, expanding, 9 9 redesigning, or eliminating programs. 9 10 2. The department, in cooperation with the legislative 9 11 fiscal bureau and the auditor of state, shall provide for the 9 12 analysis of the integrity and validity of performance data. 9 13 Sec. 22. NEW SECTION. 8E.210 REPORTING REQUIREMENTS. 9 14 1. Each agency shall prepare an annual performance report 9 15 stating the agency's progress in meeting performance targets 9 16 and achieving its goals consistent with the enterprise 9 17 strategic plan, its agency strategic plan, and its performance 9 18 plan. An annual performance report shall include a 9 19 description of how the agency has reallocated human and 9 20 material resources in the previous fiscal year. The 9 21 department in conjunction with agencies, shall develop 9 22 guidelines for annual performance reports, including but not 9 23 limited to a reporting schedule. An agency may incorporate 9 24 its annual performance report into another report that the 9 25 agency is required to submit to the department. 9 26 2. The annual performance reporting required under this 9 27 section shall be used to improve performance, improve 9 28 strategic planning and policy decision making, better allocate 9 29 human and material resources, recognize superior performance, 9 30 and inform Iowans about their return from investment in state 9 31 government. 9 32 SUBCHAPTER 3 9 33 INVESTMENT DECISIONS 9 34 Sec. 23. NEW SECTION. 8E.301 SCOPE. 9 35 The department, in cooperation with agencies, shall 10 1 establish methodologies for use in making major investment 10 2 decisions, including methodologies based on return on 10 3 investment and cost-benefit analysis. The department and 10 4 agencies may also utilize these methodologies to review 10 5 current investment decisions. The department shall establish 10 6 procedures for implementing the methodologies, requiring 10 7 independent verification and validation of investment results, 10 8 and providing reports to the governor and the legislative 10 9 fiscal bureau regarding the implementation. 10 10 Sec. 24. IMPLEMENTATION. The department shall implement 10 11 chapter 8E as enacted in this Act as soon as practical 10 12 according to a multiyear schedule adopted by the department. 10 13 EXPLANATION 10 14 This bill establishes a new Code chapter 8E largely 10 15 administered by the department of management (referred to as 10 16 the "department") and principal state departments, including 10 17 divisions of the department of commerce (referred to as 10 18 "agencies"), and which are responsible for carrying out many 10 19 of its provisions. The bill also provides for cooperation 10 20 between the department, the department of general services, 10 21 the department of personnel, and the department of revenue and 10 22 finance, and the attorney general. 10 23 The new Code chapter is entitled the "Accountable 10 24 Government Act". The bill provides for the review of state 10 25 government agency performance and operations and provides for 10 26 a system of planning, performance measurement, investment, and 10 27 oversight. 10 28 STRATEGIC PLANNING. Many of the bill's provisions concern 10 29 strategic planning by the department and other agencies. The 10 30 department of management is responsible for developing a state 10 31 plan (referred to as an enterprise strategic plan). Agencies 10 32 are responsible for developing their own plans (referred to as 10 33 agency strategic plans) based on the enterprise strategic plan 10 34 and requirements of the chapter. 10 35 The bill provides for the development and revision of the 11 1 strategic plans at the state and agency level, and requires 11 2 broad public participation in formulating the plans, and 11 3 review of agency planning by the department. 11 4 Agencies are expected to carry out plans and achieve goals 11 5 through the use of performance targets and performance 11 6 measures. The bill also provides for performance measures 11 7 used to evaluate an agency's progress in reaching performance 11 8 targets as well as data sources used in performance 11 9 measurement. In addition, the bill requires agencies to 11 10 develop performance plans based on their own strategic plans. 11 11 The bill requires agencies to prepare reports describing 11 12 progress in achieving its goals, and performance targets 11 13 consistent with the strategic and performance planning. 11 14 INVESTMENT DECISIONS. The bill also provides that agencies 11 15 must incorporate methodologies in decisions to make major 11 16 investments, which may be based on return on investment and 11 17 cost-benefit analysis. 11 18 CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES. The bill requires that all 11 19 contracts for services benefiting an agency include uniform 11 20 terms and conditions as adopted by the department of general 11 21 services, in cooperation with the office of the attorney 11 22 general, the department of management, the department of 11 23 personnel, the department of revenue and finance, and state 11 24 agencies. It requires that service contracts provide that 11 25 consideration is paid based on performance. It also requires 11 26 that contracts contain methods to oversee and review 11 27 performance and compliance. 11 28 LSB 1479XL 79 11 29 da/gg/8.4
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