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Alaska Joint Budget & Audit Committee

The Alaska Joint Budget & Audit Committee (JBAC) is a bipartisan, bicameral legislative committee. It conducts performance audits of state agencies, reviews fiscal management, and draws members from both chambers of the Alaska State Legislature. It oversees the legislative auditor's office.

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Alaska Legislature Budget and Audit Committee Final Meeting

Legislative committee has no oil and gas consultants under contract, chair says

Alaska lawmakers have no oil and gas consultants under contract, with a gas pipeline project and a new administration coming. Senators want that fixed.

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Alaska lawmakers order audit of Board of Fisheries process

Alaska lawmakers voted unanimously to audit the Board of Fisheries' process after the Attorney General overturned five regulations citing ethics violations.

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Alaska legislative auditor resigns after 34 years, replacement process underway

Alaska's legislative auditor Chris Curtis is resigning after 34 years, effective Aug. 30. The Legislature is hiring her replacement through a process that aims to seat a new auditor by August.

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