§ 3927 Financial Records Transparency
This law says the State Controller and State Treasurer must keep detailed records of everything they do under this part and send a short summary of those records to the Governor.
A citizen wants to see how state money was used for a new park, so they ask to look at the Controller's books.
Because the law says any interested person, the Governor, the Attorney General, legislators, or any citizen can inspect the books, the citizen can look at the records to see the spending.
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§ 3927 Financial Records Transparency
Last verified: January 11, 2026