Oh yes... this one is just perfect.
A new 668-page report by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission found that the state of Texas produces too many reports.
In the past, the state produced about 400 reports as mandated by the Legislature. But the commission found more than 1,600 of them in it's 18-month study of the studies.
According to an Associated Press story:
"State Records Administrator Michael Heskett's initial findings indicate more than 400 report requirements are obsolete, duplicative or not needed as frequently as now required."
Way to go! A report saying there's too many reports.
Cheers,
-SueVo
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