The goal of NC National Auditors is to have “actual effect” by implementing state-level DOGE

Exclusive: North Carolina The state auditor said he looks forward to having a positive impact on taxpayers by implementing a national version of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, North Carolina state auditor Dave Boliek said his office will look at how state governments are more effective and leverage taxpayers’ “best way” in the “best way.” He plans to pass Bill 125, a state-level curriculum initiative named after his recent passage of the Legislature.

“This helps provide more resources to our office and the state auditor’s office to understand efficiency and approaches to determine a good return on investment for North Carolina taxpayer dollars,” Boliek said.

“I really support this effort,” he said. “We have built a team and we have the ability to really get effective results.”

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The bill includes a provision that establishes an accountability, value, and efficiency department for state auditors, otherwise known as the Dave Act. bill Passed the Legislature Received bipartisan support last week – the House voted 91-23 and the Senate voted 47-2.

The measure is now on the table of Gov. Josh Stein, and while he will sign the measure, there is a Republican majority veto in Chamber and enough Democratic support to sign it into law.

“It will become law. I’m very confident it will.”

Boliek explained that his office will adopt a “data-driven approach” to determine the best “taxpayer dollar ROI.” He also said his office will be spread throughout the state government to determine where to be more effective, rather than focusing on specific key areas.

“I think it’s unfair to choose a specific area where we’re seeing cuts because we haven’t delved into it yet, but we’re going to use modern computer programs, we’re going to use AI, we’re going to use a lot of data analytics to make solid common sense suggestions,” he said.

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Different Doge, The Dave Act’s objectives include allocating funds to areas where there is no sufficient resource, in addition to eliminating wasted spending.

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Bolik said the legislature has asked for a public position to determine why the roles are filled in and what needs to happen to fill them if necessary.

Boliek added: “We are not limited to just looking at cuts. In some areas, it may be responsible for serving citizens, and we do not invest enough resources. The Legislature has made it very clear that we can look at these areas freely, such as where we fund money,” Boliek added.

When asked about the area Trump administration Focusing on Doge that Boliek can continue at the state level, he said he wants to conduct initiatives in a data-driven way to ensure his office supports its recommendations or enhances “solid data” and “more than just a feeling” advice.

“The approach should be to look at how taxpayers spend money and ask ‘What is the return on investment?’ If we spend taxes on a specific plan, the real question is what kind of return the taxpayer gets, and I think that will make a decision based on the recommendation.”

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“It’s really important to see how the dollar is allocated,” Bolik said, pointing out the need for “relief bills”, including hurricane relief after the hurricane relief suffered last year. Hurricane Helen.

“Spend money and proper money is one thing, and fitting money with some measurable money is another,” he said. “It will really be the key to where we can be most efficient. The auditor’s office in North Carolina is in a very good location to assist with monitoring measurable items at the cost of expensive dollars.”

House Bill 125 has been sent to the table of Democratic Gov. Josh Stein. (AP Photo/Hannah Schoenbaum, File)

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As he waited for the official Dave Act, Bolic said that his office was able to have a “real impact” on everyday Americans with tar heels was a “exciting moment”.

“We want to be relevant to them, and we want to be there so that these citizens in North Carolina know that someone is paying attention Put the government in charge On behalf of them,” Bolic said.