Bonding bill forecast required to be prepared and delivered to the governor and legislature.

The bill requires that a forecast for bonding bills be created and sent to both the governor and the legislature. This forecast will help lawmakers understand the financial implications of potential bonding projects. By having this information, they can make more informed decisions about infrastructure funding.

Supporters of the bill argue that having a bonding bill forecast will improve transparency and accountability in government spending. They believe it will lead to better planning for infrastructure projects, ensuring that the state can address its needs effectively and efficiently.

Critics may argue that this bill adds unnecessary bureaucracy to the legislative process. They might contend that it could delay important infrastructure projects by requiring additional steps before funding decisions can be made.