SB 863
Removing reference to Information Services and Communications Division
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 863 seeks to remove the specific reference to the Information Services and Communications Division within the West Virginia Department of Administration. This change alters the organizational structure of the department by removing a designated division. The bill aims to streamline the Department of Administration’s structure by eliminating this specific reference. The bill modifies the existing code to reflect this change.
Key provisions
- Removes the ‘Information Services and Communications Division Division of Personnel’ from the list of divisions within the Department of Administration.
- Updates §5A-1-2 of the Code of West Virginia to reflect the removal of the division.
- Maintains the existing structure of the Department of Administration, with the exception of the removed division.
- The secretary retains the authority to establish and oversee the remaining divisions.
Who is affected
- The Department of Administration
- State employees within the Information Services and Communications Division (prior to the change)
Notable changes
- Eliminates a specific division within the Department of Administration.
- Modifies the organizational chart of the Department of Administration.
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