NC State Auditor aims to have a “real influence” by implementing DOGE at the state level

Exclusive: North Carolina state The state auditor said that he is looking to make a positive impact on taxpayers by implementing the state version of the Ministry of Governmental efficiency (DOGE).

In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, North Carolina, Dave Bolk, said that his office will look at how the state government can be more efficient and use the resources enjoyed by the “best possible way” for taxpayers. He plans to do this through the 125th Parliament Law draft, which is the DOGE initiative at the state level, which was named after the legislative body.

“It is useful to give our office and state auditor’s office more resources to look at efficiency and methods of really mobility on setting a good return on investing taxpayers taxes throughout North Carolina,” said Bolk.

He said, “I really support the effort.” “We have the team in place, and we have the ability to really get effective results.”

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The draft law includes a ruling for the state auditor to establish a section of accountability, value and efficiency, known as the Dave Law. Draft The Legislative Authority passed Last week, with the support of the two parties-a vote 91-23 in the House of Representatives and 47-2 votes in the Senate.

This procedure is now on the office of Josh Stein’s ruler, and although it is unclear whether this procedure will be signed in the law, the ability to overcome the potential veto there with the majority of a republican in both rooms and the support of sufficient Democrats.

“It will become a law. I am very confident that he will do it,” Polic said.

Bolk explained that his office will take a “data -based approach” to determine the best “return on investment in taxpayers.” He also said that his office will look through the entire state government to determine the place where he could be more efficient rather than focusing on specific major areas.

“I think it will be unlikely to choose one specific area where we see the discounts necessary because we have not yet taken this deep diving, but we will use modern computer programs, and we will use artificial intelligence and we will use a lot of data analysis to reach common solid recommendations,” he said.

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Unlike Dog, The goals of the Dave Law include allocating funds to areas where there are not enough resources, in addition to eliminating waste spending.

Polic said that the legislative body had requested that open positions be examined in the state to determine the reason for the inadequacy of roles, and if necessary, what should happen in order to fill them.

“I do not think that we are only limited to looking at the pieces only. There may be areas where the state is responsible for serving citizens, and we do not put enough resources. The legislative body was very clear about giving us that freedom to take a look at these areas as well, such as the place where we fall short of some things.”

When asked about the regions Trump administration He focused on Dog that Bolik could continue at the state level, and said he wanted to follow up on data in a way that depends on ensuring that his office has prepared his recommendations on discounts or improvements with “solid data” and “not just a feeling.”

“The approach should be a look at how taxpayers are spent and asks” What is the return on investment? “If we spend dollars a tax on a specific program, the real question is the type of return that taxpayers get for this amount of money?

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“Take a look at how to allocate dollars is really important,” Polic said, and pointed to the need for “relief bills”, including relief from the hurricane after the remaining destruction in the state last year by this by this by this. Helen Hurricane.

“It is one thing to spend the right money and money, it is another thing for the right money with some food,” he said. “This will be the key to being able to be the most efficient. The auditor’s office here in North Carolina is located in a good place to help monitor the two materials at the expense of allocated dollars.”

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While the official legislation of the Dave Law is awaiting, Bolk said it was a “exciting time” that his office be able to have a “real influence” on ordinary Americans in Tar Kaab.

“We want to be able to be related to them, and we want to be there so that these citizens know in North Carolina that there is a person who pays attention and Keep the government responsible On their behalf.