By WENDY HOLDREN
The Register-Herald
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A bill was introduced last week in the West Virginia House of Delegates which would require the Attorney General to put settlement money and recovered funds into the state’s general revenue fund.
House Bill 3062, sponsored by Delegate John Shott, R-Mercer, establishes the “Settlement and Recovered Funds Accountability Act.” The text of the bill says the measure would allow for public accountability.
The bill has passed the House Judiciary Committee and is now in the House Finance Committee.
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