The NC State Auditor seeks to have a “real effect” by implementing DOGE at the state level

Exclusive: Northern Carolina The state auditor said he was looking forward to a positive impact on taxpayers by implementing the state version of the government’s efficiency (DOGE).

In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, North Carolina Dave Bolik state audience said his office would consider how the state government could be more effective and use the resources that it has “best” for taxpayers. He plans to do so through the Bill 125 house, the state initiative, called it in honor that recently adopted the legislative body.

“It helps to give our office and the state auditor more resources to look at the efficiency and methods for real, to determine the good profitability of taxpayers’ investments throughout North Carolina,” Bolik said.

“I really support the effort,” he said in part. “We have a team, and we have the opportunity to really get effective results.”

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North Carolina Dave Bolik, a state auditor of North Carolina, said he was looking forward to “to be responsible for the government”, reducing the wasteful costs through the state form. (Getti Image)

The bill includes the provision of the state auditor to create a department of accountability, cost and efficiency, otherwise known as the Dave Law. Bill accepted the legislative handing Last week, with the support of two-party parties, 91-23 in the House and 47-2 Voting in the Senate.

Now this measure is on the governor of the governor Josh Stein, and although it is unclear whether he will sign this measure in the law, the opportunity to overcome a potential veto with the national majority both in the wards and in sufficient support for the Democrats.

“It will become a law. I am very sure it will be,” Bolik said.

Bolik explained that his office would accept “approach to the data” to determine the best “profitability of investment in taxpayers’ dollars.” He also said his office would consider the entire state government to determine where it could be more effective rather than focus on specific key spheres.

“I think it would be unfair to choose one specific area where we see that the cuts are needed because we have not yet accepted this deep dive, but we will use modern computer programs, we will use AI, and we will use a lot of data analysis to come up with firm recommendations,” he said.

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Unlike Doge, The goals of the Dave Law include the distribution of funds in areas where there are not enough resources, except for the elimination of waste costs.

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Bolik said that the legislature asked to consider open positions in the state to determine why the roles were not filled, and if necessary, what should happen to fill them.

“I don’t think we are only limited to looking at the cutting.

Asked about the sites Trump administration Focused on Dogeg, with which the wicker can continue at the state level, he said he wants to hold initiatives in the manner to make sure his office supports his recommendations for reducing or improving “solid data” and “not just feeling”.

“The approach should be to see how the taxpayers are spent and ask,” What is the profitability of investments? “When we spend tax dollars on a specific program, the real question is: what profit is taxpayers for this amount of money?

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Bolik said “look at how dollars are assigned,” and he noted the need for “relief accounts”, including to help the hurricane after the destruction left in the state last year Hurricane Helen.

“One thing is to spend money and the right money is another matter to match money with some dimensions,” he said. “It will really be key to make us be the most effective. The auditor’s office here, in the North Carolina, is well placed to assist in the measurement monitoring through the dollars.”

The House of the Bill 125 was sent to the desk of Democrat Governor Josh Stein. (AP Photo/Hannah Schoenbaum, File)

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When he is waiting for the official adoption of the Law Dave, Bolik said it was a “exciting time” that his office could have a “real effect” on daily Americans in Tar -Heir.

“We want to be able to be relevant to them and we want to be there for these North Carolina citizens to know that someone is paying attention and Keeping the responsibility of the government On their name, – said Bolik.