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Gov. Bob McDonnell announced Thursday his or her package of government reform costs that will be introduced during the coming session of the General Assemblage.
Many of the proposals stem from the work of the Governor's omdat de piek van 1973 verloren  46 Commission for Government Reform and Restructuring.
Among the proposals included in the program are the Governor's previously announced broad reforms to the Virginia Retirement System; the consolidation from the Inspectors General into a Declare Inspector General to investigate govt fraud, waste and maltreatment in state government; the debt consolidation of official reports; increased transparency and ease of use in the accessing of state shelling out information; and the elimination and also consolidation of multiple forums and commissions.
While the Governor will advance a number of proposals as a result of legislative means, other recommendations will be implemented administratively.
McDonnell will problem an Executive Directive advising secretariats, organizations, and state employees to comply with many of the recommendations found in the 000Thousand50010001  16 Government Change report, officially submitted with December, and other good administration initiatives next week.
Speaking about the us govenment reform proposals, McDonnell notes, "Since acquiring office we have reduced condition spending to 2006 quantities and launched a comprehensive effort to fundamentally reform state to make it smaller and more effective. That effort is reflected in the government reform legislation we're putting forward this time.
"We must fix our Virginia Retirement System and transfer it closer to long term solvency, a protracted overdue reform. Our brand new cars will put an additional $300 thousand into the system every year, $4.2 billion over the next decade, to the benefit of the tens of thousands of Virginians who are depending upon each of our retirement system for future ist es nicht  55 financial security. This major step will require shared donations from the employees and the express.
"We must act now. We will furthermore move forward on our proposal to create an Inspector General which will help identify and eradicate waste and inefficiencies in state government. We will eliminate as well as consolidate boards and earnings that duplicate efforts, as well as are not an efficient use of reduced state resources.
"We will increase transparency in state spending in order that Virginia taxpayers know exactly what exactly their hard earned dollars are likely towards. We must create a federal government that is limited and effective; productive and transparent. We are committed to doing that during this Government."
Fred Malek, Chairman on the Commission on Government Transform and Restructuring, notes, "The Commission's preliminary 133 recommendations to reduce government, develop efficiency, and save prices represent a good first step. These recommendations, when implemented, will significantly augment day to day surgical procedures of state government. The Governor's legal package includes many important endeavours and I look forward to addressing a wide array of even more impactful difficulties as we continue the work of the commission this spring.In
Speaker of the House of Delegates, William J. Howell (R  Stafford) feedback, "Hundreds of thousands of Virginians will depend after the Virginia Retirement System for their financial security in many years ahead. It is imperative of which lawmakers take significant actions today to ensure the solvency of that method in the future.
"Gov. McDonnell's VRS reform proposals both are timely and necessary. They will likely generate over $300 million annually for the system, which is crucial funding that will help reduce the unfunded obligation faced by all golden-agers, and begin to move Virginia's public pension plan system towards a more trustworthy and sustainable position.
"I as well support defined contribution strategies, which are what most functioning Virginians already have in the private industry. Altogether, the Governor's multi faceted plan's a bold one as well as comes at the right time pertaining to General Assembly action in the 2011 Session. Failure some thing now will crowd outside future funding for K 12 education, public wellbeing and other core responsibilities of local government."
Sen. Ryan McDougle (R Hanover), which serves on the Government Transform Commission, notes, "Virginians expect the government to continue to innovate, reduce costs and improve service transport. Particularly during this historic economic downturn, we must prioritize and find ways to reduce the size and range of government.
"The governor's legislation that I is going to be patroning will consolidate the number of reviews that agencies file to the General Assembly. This is a good federal initiative and I look forward to handling Gov. McDonnell and other members of the Percentage in the coming months and years to continue this important do the job."
Del. Bob Verge (D Arlington) remarks, "In tight economical times, it's especially important that any of us do all we can in order that government operate as effectively and efficiently as possible. And it is vital we maintain trust in government by looking into making it accessible and translucent. The Commission on Federal government Reform and Restructuring has had several important steps to these goals, and I look ahead to additional progress in the long term."  Reform Virginia's Retirement System by way of requiring all state staff members to contribute the employee write about of five percent to their June 21 retirement plans. The reforms can put over $300 million in additional funds into the VRS system throughout FY 2012 alone and will add $4.2 Billion over the upcoming ten years. The employee contributions will y las leyes estatales aplicables 61 likely be matched with a three percent fork out raise. Del. Lacey Putney (I Bedford) plus Sens. John Watkins (R Chesterfield) and Walt Stosch (R Henrico) will be co main patrons in the Senate. Andel. Steve Landes (R Weyers Cave), denver colorado patron Del. Robert Fence (D Arlington), and Stosch.
Establish a telework levy credit for Virginia employers. Del. Barbara Comstock (R Fairfax) plus Sen. Mark Herring (D Loudoun).
Open public procurement; posting on Web page. Requires all state firms and regional bodies to put requests for proposal and invitations to bid on a Department of General Services' Web-site. The bill defines regional consumer body. Del. Salvatore Iaquinto (R Virginia Beach).
Provide that whenever conditions agency sends any snail mail or notice by qualified mail, and such mail or notice is sent certified send, return receipt requested, in that case any additional mail or realize that is sent by such point out agency pertaining to the same subject matter and purpose may be sent by regular mail. Delete. T. Scott Garrett (R Lynchburg).
Change the qualified and registered mail requirements for notices by town to allow notice via typical mail to the last deal with available through government data, most importantly for mailings following first notice. Garrett.
Provide this citizen members of boards, committees, local authorities, or other collegial bodies, who are designated at the state level, who receive three or more travel repayments annually shall be required to have fun with the Electronic Data Interchange Software administered by the Department with Accounts as a condition involving accepting such appointment. Marketplace provides that the requirement does apply only to such citizen participants who are appointed or reappointed for or after July A person, 2011. Del. Mark Keam (N Fairfax)
Provide that the Department connected with Planning and Budget, inside consultation with the Department connected with Accounts, shall require virtually all agencies of the Commonwealth to sign up to the fullest extent possible in the Payroll Service Institution operated by the Department connected with Accounts. Comstock.
Provide that the diagnosis of mandates imposed for local government currently required have a detailed cost benefit study and utilization of performance structured metrics to determine the value of a mandate in relation to the required or perhaps intended output or sought after result. Sen. Mark Obenshain (R Harrisonburg) along with Del. Kathy Byron (R Campbell).
Reform plus simplify employee leave programs. Comstock.
Remove membership requirement by certain associations. Del. Wayne LeMunyon (R Fairfax).
Facilitate the change in the administration of the total premiums on certain insurance firms by calling for a memorandum involving understanding between the Department regarding Taxation and the SCC in order to transfer the responsibility for processing insurance charges tax returns. Stosch.
  
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