Legislative directive changed from a general study to a formal performance audit with financial evaluation.

The updated resolution directs the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to conduct a formal PERFORMANCE AUDIT rather than a general study. It replaces the original review objectives with five detailed audit requirements, adding a financial evaluation of program efficiency and an assessment of legislative or regulatory barriers. It also eliminates language directing the committee to examine contracting with outside nonprofit service provider associations.

• Resolution Directives (Pages 1-3): Changed the committee's mandate from conducting a 'study' to conducting a 'PERFORMANCE AUDIT' and replaced the original three study objectives with five detailed audit directives.
• Audit Scope (Page 3, Lines 20-26): Added requirements to include 'a financial evaluation of programs within the Bureau of Blindness and Visual Services' to assess cost-effectiveness, as well as an analysis of 'legislative or regulatory issues that may inhibit service delivery'.
• Outside Contracting (Page 3, Lines 1-8): Removed the explicit instruction to examine referral and contracting options with external entities such as a 'Statewide nonprofit service provider association'.
• Preamble (Page 1, Lines 16-18): Clarified that the mission of the Bureau of Blindness and Visual Services includes providing 'VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION SERVICES' in addition to support services.
• Sponsorship (Page 1): Added Representatives Schweyer and Madden as co-sponsors.